How to Deal With Baldness in Women

Men and women can experience hair loss or thinning locks at any age. Hair loss, which some people call balding, can be a product of conditions such as alopecia to treatments for cancer or even just age. For women, hair loss may be especially distressing since many people associate beauty with hair. If you’ve experienced or are experiencing hair loss, coping with your baldness may be stressful. But with confidence and a little work, you can successfully deal with baldness and stimulate hair growth if possible.

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Stimulating Your Hair Follicles

1. Massage gently

With the tips of your fingers, knead your scalp. Move your fingers in little circles - clockwise and then counterclockwise. Don't be afraid to use your palms in addition to your fingers.Your palms can apply pressure to a greater area at one time.

How to Use the Inversion Method to Grow Hair

Want to regrow hair or grow hair faster? One of the most popular ways to do this is through the inversion method. First, you apply oils to your scalp and then you hang your head upside down for a short period of time. Practitioners argue that the increased blood flow to your scalp reinvigorates dormant hair follicles, thus increasing growth. No scientific evidence exists that proves or disproves the inversion method's ability to regrow hair or to grow hair faster on normal scalps. For every success story touting the wonders of the inversion method, there is another debunking its claims. Doctors tend to explain purported results as the product of better hygiene and relaxation, not as the result of some miracle method. Either way, why not try it for yourself?

How to Use Hair Implants to End Male Balding

Despite the fact that they will never admit it, men have a constant fear of going bald. Unfortunately for a lot of men, balding is something that runs in the family and there is a big chance that if your father and grandfather has some sort of balding, you will too. The good news is that hair implants have pretty much ended the era of balding.

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Method 3 : Changing Your Hair Care Routine

1. Avoid over-shampooing

You can help your hair loss by changing your hair routine. Avoid shampooing too often because frequent shampooing can strip the natural oils from your hair. Frequent shampooing doesn’t really cause hair loss, but if you are stripping the oils from your hair, it can make the hair more fragile.

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Method 2 : Using Other Natural Remedies

1. Use other garlic remedies

You can use pure garlic oil as a treatment for hair loss. Massage the garlic oil into your scalp before you shampoo your hair. To make it easier and more comfortable on your scalp, pre-warm the garlic oil before you use it. Repeat this two to three times a week until hair re-growth begins or shedding stops. Once it starts working, repeat the treatment twice a month. Puritan’s Pride, Boyajian, and the Eclectic Institute sell pure garlic oil.

How to Use Garlic As a Hair Loss Remedy

Hair functions to protect the skin and to help maintain the body’s temperature balance. Hair growth is a cyclic process that depends on where the hair is located, the person’s age, family history, nutritional status, and environmental factors. There are many ways to help hair loss, including the use of garlic. Follow a few simple steps to help combat hair loss with garlic.

How to Use Minoxidil (Rogaine)

Has your hair seemed thinner in back, and you want to take care of that? Minoxidil may be a possible solution but with several, potentially severe side effects. Rogaine is one of the brand names for the drug minoxidil, which is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with several post launch warnings to regrow hair in men with hereditary male pattern baldness and to help hair growth in women with thinning hair with certain health warnings. Application is quick and easy, and we'll show you what's involved. Read on!

How to Tell if You're Going Bald

Is it your imagination, or is it starting to look thinner up top? What's all that hair doing in the drain filter? You used to look like one of the Beatles during their heyday and now it looks like you can actually see your scalp! Hair thinning is common, as well as patterns of baldness. There are different kinds of baldness, and there are some clear signs that you may be going bald. Don't worry though. There are ways to treat and manage baldness if you identify you are balding.

Evaluating Hair Loss

1. Take a good hard look at your head in the mirror

Just because you see hair on your pillow or in the shower drain, doesn't mean you're going bald. Look at the hair on your head. Receding hair lines may be a sign you're "going bald". Patchy hair loss may be associated with other causes. It is important to fully evaluate these other possible causes, as hair loss can be indicators of other health problems.

Trying More-Conventional Hair Loss Treatments

1. Try 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors

The main drug treatment for men’s hair loss are the 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors Proscar and Propecia, which are trade names for finasteride. 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors are anti-androgens and block their activity on hair follicles to prevent male and female pattern baldness.

Treating Hair Loss with Natural Approaches Part II

6. Increase your intake of omega-3 fatty acids

Omega-3 fatty acids used on the scalp have been shown to increase the numbers of hair strands. Increasing the amounts of omega-3 fatty acids in your diet may be useful for hair loss. Omega-3 fatty acids are found in: