Hair loss: Not just a male problem
Women are especially depressed about losing their hair as their beauty depends a lot on their hairstyles. Fortunately, hair loss in women typically does not result in complete baldness, as is often the case with men.
“Although hair loss may seem like a major problem among men, women are just as likely to lose or have thinning hair. Most women notice it in their 50s or 60s, but it can happen at any age and for a variety of reasons,” added Bukhari.
According to Bukhari, there are many reasons that cause hair loss. “Women are excessive users of chemicals on their scalps. They use shampoos and conditioners that are based on chemical ingredients, which can weaken the scalp and make it hard to hold on to the hair,” she said, “They also dye their hair way too much. I could never say that they shouldn’t, but they should use less chemical dyes and use more natural resources like Henna for instance.”
Many new mothers experience hormonal hair loss as a result of declining estrogen levels. It commonly begins around four months after giving birth and usually subsides by around the six month mark. Still the actress is reveling in her new role.
“Even when we did all the boy events to see if she would 'conform,' she would just put her shirt on her head as hair, strap on some heels and join in,'' Kelly says. “It wasn't really a matter of encouraging her to be a boy or a girl.
