Your hair is like cake without the frosting. It is just not right if you do not have it all. Hair loss can be embarrassing and frustrating. Seeing more scalp and not hair is not what you want to see. Many things can cause hair loss. It can come from stress, heredity, and side effects from certain medicines. Even children can experience the ugly terror of hair loss. The medical term for hair loss is alopecia. About one third of men and women have this condition. This condition is known as permanent hair loss at the temple and at the top of the head.

Men have and can lose their hair as early as their twenties. Women can experience balding at the temple, sides and the crown of the head. Permanent hair loss can happen from inflammation of the scalp that damages the hair follicles. This condition is called Cicatricial alopecia. Signs are patchy hair loss that follows with itching and pain. The average person has five million hairs, except for on the lips, palms and soles of the feet. For an inch of hair to grow, it takes about four months. It takes about six years for healthy hair to grow and then fall out. Certain diseases can cause your hair to fall out like thyroid problems, diabetes and lupus. Chemotherapy for cancer treatment is also cause, heredity, lack of protein, aging and poor health. Keeping the scalp healthy is the key to having beautiful and strong hair. Nourish your scalp and reap the results. Keep it moisturize, block it fun the sun as much as possible, giving it a conditioning treatment is very, very, important and supply your body with the proper nutrients.

The average head has about 100,000 hair follicles. If you are losing at least a hundred strands of hair a day, it can be hair loss. Hair color is also known for causing you to lose hair. Bleaching of the hair can cause splits ends, dryness, and make your hair brittle. When using a hair color caution is at bay. You have to keep your hair conditioned, keep it from being exposed from too much sunlight and maintain it very well. Chemicals damage hair. Hair is skin; it is fragile and will look unhealthy and excessively break when improperly treated. Hair loss affects 30 million women and it is a growing problem. There are treatments out for people that have permanent hair loss. There are surgeries, at home remedies, and the good old fashion vitamin supplements.