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Hair Loss Women Going Bald

  • Posted on July 16, 2010 at 8:35 pm

Going bald is not just a male thing. But as it pertains to women this topic is rarely discussed in today’s culture. In fact we seldom see a bald headed woman unless she is trying to make a statement be it political, fashion or otherwise. These women shave their heads and go bald by choice such as Sinead O’Connor. Unfortunately some have become bald due to chemotherapy or radiation used to treat cancer. Being bald has never been chic for most women but an embarrassment. It seems when a women looses her hair she is instantly the butt of tasteless jokes. So women who find themselves loosing hair will do almost anything to cover it up. This can mean wearing a wig, hairpiece even a hair implant.

Thinning hair is a common occurrence during menopause. Hair loss (noticeable hair loss called alopecia) is caused by a reduction in levels of estrogen. There are several options to dealing with menopausal hair loss.

Preventing Swimmer’s Dry Hair Problems

  • Posted on July 15, 2010 at 4:54 pm

Long hair Styles In many ways the hair and skin are alike. The hair like the skin contains natural oils that can become depleted through abuse or from chemicals. Hair can become dry, brittle and damaged.  There are days when the inability to manage and style it can be called nothing short of a hot mess.

If you love to swim and spend a lot of time on the beach or in the pool then protecting your hair from loss of natural oils and maintaining its natural shine can be of utmost importance. Chlorine added in swimming pools is a major contributor to drying hair and causing split ends giving it a frizzed appearance (swimmers hair). If you are a blond or have light colored hair it can turn green. Hair turns green because of the mixture of chemicals like chlorine and copper sulphate. Green hair is great on St. Patrick’s Day or if you’re a punk rocker. But short of this most of us are looking for a way to prevent swimmers hair and dryness. A few tips towards that goal are: