Is thinning hair a problem for you? Have you noticed more strands coming out in your brush or left in the shower after washing? According to study, losing approximately 50 strands of hair are normal. But, if we noticed too much of it, then it may be a problem. There are many reasons why a woman’s hair can start to fall out, but the good news is that hair loss is often temporary and there are treatments that can help. Hormonal changes can have a major effect on hair. In some women, a fall in the level of estrogen can lead to thinning hair on top. This is experienced by one in 10 women in their 30s and becomes more prevalent after the menopause.
In some cases, like me, I experienced thickening of hair during my pregnancy and then after a month of giving birth, I noticed thinning of my hair. This is due to temporary interruption in the hair’s normal growth cycle and it usually regrows in six to 24 months.
Other factors that can trigger temporary or longer term hair loss include intense stress, crash dieting and nutritional deficiencies.
Although hair loss has no adverse effects on your overall health, it can be distressing. However, there are many treatments available that may slow down hair thinning and enhance the condition of your hair.
I have heard about Novuhair for many times in tv and print ads. According to their website www.novuhair.com/, it’s the nature’s answer to hair loss. Novuhair® boasts of natural herbs,
essential oils and co-factor nutrients used for centuries, proven safe and effective in treating hair problems. So, after reading its consumers’ testimonies, I’m thinking and planning to try and test the Novuhair. Who doesn’t want to have their crowning glory looks so stunning?
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