No pierdes solo los típicos 100 cabellos diarios. Hay mechones de pelo en el cepillo cuando te cepillas, en la almohada cuando te levantas y, sobre todo, todos los días en la ducha.
Seguro que no te has fijado ni en qué época del año te suele ocurrir. Algunas personas tienen estas pérdidas de manera esporádica, pero es muy probable que a muchos os pase a finales del verano, cuando comienza el otoño.
Si este verano lucías pelazo y ahora tu cabello se está cayendo y perdiendo brillo, no te preocupes, es bastante común. El cabello también tiene ciclos y se prepara para el invierno, más o menos como los árboles.
En primavera resurge todo otra vez. Tu pelo crece con más fuerza, incluso está un pelín indomable y en verano te encanta tu melena, ya que está en todo su esplendor.
Si este es tu caso, y crees que coincide con los datos que te hemos indicado, toma nota. Si crees que esa caída puede deberse a un trastorno hormonal, te pedimos que visites a un especialista; te hará las pruebas pertinentes y un diagnóstico 100% fiable.
Existen suplementos que te van a ayudar con tu problema, a prevenir y curar. Puedes probar algún tipo de nutricosmético que incluya vitaminas y minerales esenciales para el mantenimiento del cabello.
Si no eres muy fan de los suplementos, hay tratamientos tópicos tanto en salones de belleza como para su aplicación en casa.
Un tratamiento que funciona muy bien, y es fácil de usar, es mezclar una cucharada de aceite de coco virgen con una cucharada sopera de aceite de oliva virgen y 10 gotas de aceite esencial de romero. Aplicar en el cuero cabelludo, masajear y dejar actuar media hora, preferentemente con una toalla húmeda y caliente. Aclarar y lavar como de costumbre. Repetir una vez a la semana.
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For most of us, a good hair day puts us in a good mood. And why not? Hair is a crown we never take off! When even an occasional bad hair day can seriously put a damper on our mood, imagine how dreadful it is to deal with your precious hair locks beginning to fall off.
You’ve already realized that sometimes your hair falls out a lot, and not just a few hairs a day. There is quite a bit of hair in your hairbrush, on your pillowcase in the morning, and every day in the shower. Especially now, during the Covid-19 pandemic, high-stress levels can also result in premature hair loss.
You may not know this but guess what: hair fall is an annual cycle. Some people experience hair loss sporadically, but for most, the end of summer and the beginning of fall is when hair fall is most likely to happen.
During summer, you had a head full of flowing gorgeous hair, but now it is falling out and losing its sheen? Don’t worry; this is pretty normal! Hair also has cycles. It prepares itself for winter, just like trees changing leaves and getting ready to adapt to the cold chills of the oncoming winter season.
In spring, everything is reborn again, and so is your hair. Your hair grows at a faster rate and might even be a bit difficult to tame. And then summer rolls around, and your mane is in better shape than ever.
Does this annual hair fall cycle sound familiar? "No, I am having more than the usual amount of hair in my hairbrush."
There are many ways you can combat hair fall.
If you think that your hair loss could be due to hormonal changes or medical reasons, please see a professional who can provide testing and treatment.
There are supplements that can help you with your problem – both to prevent and treat it. Use nutritional cosmetics which contain essential vitamins and minerals to care for your hair. A supplement with keratin, biotin, collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid, all the alphabetic vitamins, or any combination of the above can help your hair grow back longer and stronger. Remember to be consistent with the pills and commit to them daily.
Vitamins and minerals are the essential components that your hair follicles need for normal functioning of your hair growth cycle. In other words, if your body is deficient of them, you may experience hair loss.
This condition is called ‘Telogen effluvium’ (resting phase of hair growth cycle), which is a temporary hair loss condition. You can successfully resolve it through a balanced diet rich in the necessary nutrients for hair growth.
Vitamins that are good for hair growth:
Essential mineral nutrients that aid hair growth:
Not everyone likes supplements and for some, even a healthy, well-balanced diet, may still fall short of needed nutrients.
"As we get older, our ability to absorb nutrients from food decreases. Also, our energy needs aren't the same, and we tend to eat less", explains Dr. Howard Sesso, an epidemiologist at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital.
At Per Purr we have created for you the perfect line of hair care products made with essential oils in its purest forms, natural plant oils and ingredients like silk and oat proteins; sea clay rich in vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids; and sugars derived from fruit and seaweed which helps in preventing moisture loss. All Per Purr products are organic, 100% natural, biodegradable, and are free of parabens, sulfates, artificial colouring and synthetic fragrances.
Try this easy to apply home-treatment that works like a charm:
In conclusion, we remind you that hair fall is normal. We want to emphasize that while these above tips work well, if your hair fall issue is not solved or keeps coming back, please consult a Dermatologist or a Trichologist for treatment. Let us know in the comments below if you have any other tested and tried tips to control hair fall.
Also, if you are looking for safe and organic hair products to promote hair health naturally, you can check out the everyday haircare range by Per Purr Cosmetics.
