Hair Loss

Do you want to help your friend suffering from hair loss but find the situation challenging? Your feeling is valid because hair loss is a tricky problem to deal with. Apart from the actual hair loss, there are other things involved such as emotions, health conditions, and other related hair loss problems. For this reason, […]

Hair loss affects us in a profound and significant way. It affects how we view ourselves and our daily interactions. Coping with hair loss can, indeed, be a rollercoaster ride. It’s highly probable that you’re constantly on the lookout for people who might check on your bald spots when they think that you don’t notice.

Are you sure you don’t have any hair loss problems? It’s always been perceived that hair loss problems are only common among men. Unfortunately, the condition occurs in women too, according to hair loss statistics. In fact, 80% of women will suffer from hair loss by the time they’re 60. That’s 15% higher than men

How is hair loss affecting your work and social life? While people battling with hair loss handle the issue differently, it’s important to know that you are not alone. However, evading the issue won’t bring you far. Some may take the matter lightly, while some remain distressed despite rationalizing the psychological impact of hair loss.

Do male pattern baldness and receding hairline run in your family? Are you afraid of waking up one day and suddenly realizing that what used to be a lush, thick head of hair is now patches and thinning lines resting on your scalp? Receding hairline is a very common problem that middle-aged men and women

Filipino women tend to take good care of their hair. So much care that, to avoid a bad hair day, there is an unprecedented increase of hair salons and hair products in the Philippines. This kind of attention paid to women’s hair makes it easy to see why a significant number of them think that

Your hair condition can present important clues to what is actually going on inside your body. Significant changes in your hair are signs of potentially serious illnesses ranging from stress and nutrient deficiency to thyroid problems. As hair loss affects an individual’s well-being, it is important to check your hair regularly and be aware of

Baldness is much more than just a bad hair day. Every strand loss means a dip in one’s confidence. There’s just something about the hair on our heads, our crown of glory, which can make or break our day and make us feel incredible or terrible. It seems every strand makes a whole world of

Hailed as the crowning glory, hair accentuates your facial features and completes your overall physical appearance. It is no wonder that most people deem having a full head of hair as a yardstick of beauty.  Moreover, habits that involve hair are also ingrained in people’s daily lives — shampooing, styling, touching your loved ones’ hair