Female hair thinning is scary because it makes many women feel powerless. They’re forced to sit idly by, taking vitamins and practicing meditation to relieve stress, while their crowning glory slips away to get caught in drains all over the home. Taking an active stance against your hair loss works as a stress-reliever, too, and may even help prevent and reverse the problem. Maybe thinning hair remedies aren’t as hard to come by as you think.
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Treat thinning hair
Women have a variety of treatment options when it comes to thinning hair, from covering up the problem to treating it a the follicular level. Explore some of your treatment options to find viable thinning hair remedies for your locks.
- Scalp facial. It sounds strange, but more salons are practicing what they call scalp facials. This treatment is used to exfoliate the scalp, removing dead skin cells, oils and fatty acids that may have gathered around the follicles. The treatment helps to unclog any blocked follicles and remove the debris that can prevent new, healthy hair from growing in properly.
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- New wave. You’re not alone if you hear the phrase “permanent wave” in a salon and go running toward the door. Perms are considered to be totally out of style, but the modern perm is anything but dated. Many wave techniques are available now that create lightweight waves to tight, beautiful curls. To make the treatment sound more modern, many salons are touting it as “texture enhancement.” Isn’t re-branding great?
- Medicate. There are medical thinning hair remedies available which are effective for some women. Consult with your physician about receiving Minoxidil, better-known as Rogaine, a treatment which has been proven to regrow hair in some heads. Remember that with medicines you must be patient. Minoxidil may take several months of use before you notice any results at all.
- Lasers. Many salons and home treatment systems for female thinning hair are using laser technology to re-stimulate hair follicles. The light is harmless, but when focused directly at the follicles it may create new hair growth.
- Hairstyles. You can always add your own curls and waves to give your hair lift and bounce at home. Try lightweight styling mousses that won’t weight down hair, or a short cut that keeps locks light and bouncy. Even adding bright color and highlights can help to hide thinning hair problems. Hairstyles for thin hair can be a very effective means of camouflage while you’re waiting for various treatments to help you grow new hair.
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