Hair Fibers Blog

While it may be alarming, finding a lot of hair strands clinging to your brush or spread across your pillowcase in the morning is very normal.According to the Canadian Academy of Dermatology, the average person loses between 50 and 100 strands of hair per day! And, while that may seem like a lot of hair falling out on a daily basis, it's crucial to remember...

Today, there are a variety of potential techniques to manage a hair loss on the hairline, as well as some long-term therapy alternatives that help many people. In many cases, hair loss, or alopecia, can be addressed surgically or with drugs.Women are more likely to encounter thinning hair than hair loss at the hairline. However, it is still feasible for women. Some examples include frontal fibrosing...

Hair loss (alopecia) can be temporary or permanent, and it can affect only your scalp or your entire body. It might be caused by inheritance, hormonal changes, medical disorders, or it can be a typical aspect of aging. Anyone can lose hair on their head, but males are more likely to do so.Baldness is commonly defined as significant hair loss from the scalp. The...

You can tell whether your hair is damaged when you see it—and feel it. You may have noticeable breakage and split ends, dry hair that is brittle to the touch, a dull and lifeless style, and likely some additional frizz. Before you can start repairing your damaged hair, you must first accept that you have a problem. If you see some of your ends...

If you're treating and hydrating your hair but it's still dry and frizzy, a hair porosity test may be in order. The capacity of your hair to retain and absorb moisture is referred to as porosity. Hair porosity is largely determined by genetics, just like hair type, although other factors such as chemical treatments, weather, and heat style can also influence hair porosity. Knowing...