Hair Loss is a major problem for many people around the world.
It cuts across all race and every age group, it does not discriminate when it comes to gender either.
It is a major source of pain for both males and females.
Going bald is a highly discussed issue and understandably so.
It has generated a lot of attention because it so seriously affects such a wide variety and huge amount of people.
Over the years the discussions about it have spawned a lot of false statements and baseless assumptions.
To effectively address any problems you may be experiencing with this topic, it is important to know and separate fact from fiction.
Here are some common mistakes people have about going bald.
*It is not true that brushing your hair in excess will stimulate growth.
This can actually cause more harm.
You would get better results using a treatment containing natural minerals and oils that have been proven highly effective in stimulating new growth.
*Wigs and caps are often blamed for causing baldness because they don't allow your hair to breath.
The truth is hairs really do not breathe.
They get their oxygen from the blood in our scalps.
Damage will only be caused if wigs or caps are consistently worn too tight.
*Frequent cleansing and shampooing will actually not cause fall out.
Any fall out you notice while washing already took place, unless the shampoos you are using contain ingredients that are actually damaging, frequently washing simply does the job of clearing them off your head.
Look for shampoos and treatments which contain natural substances instead of possible damage causing chemicals.
Essential oils from certain plants like lavender and soybean and vitamins such as B6 and natural extracts will provide your scalp and follicles with vital nutrients.
These will allow you to keep the hair you have and help re grow whatever you lost.
Natural substances produce better results and are less damaging.
They are a better option than chemicals.
Including them in your routine will help prevent balding and allow your hair to strive.
Simply being aware of this fact places you in a better position to stop further loss and spur re growth.