Common Reasons to Try a Female Hair Loss Remedy

Women are usually very proud of their hair, it's their crowning glory, especially if it is full of thick tresses, and either long, wavy or bouncy. But more often than one might think, hair may begin to thin and even fall out, and just as in men, the hairline may recede. This could be from hormonal imbalances, such as with childbirth and menopause, or due to a vitamin deficiency. In these cases, a female hair loss remedy is highly recommended to restore hair growth.

Massaging coconut oil into the hair will stimulate follicles. One wise tip in regard to a female hair loss remedy, is to never put rubber bands in, or anything too tight because this causes a weakening of the roots. Coloring will make the it appear thicker due to the coating of the hair shaft, but this is only temporary and it may do more damage than good. Body building shampoos and hair thickeners are magical, yet temporary at restoring bounce and thickness. But they must be used regularly to work.

Some women develop thinning of the hair after childbirth because, estrogen levels have fallen due to the hair not going through its normal shedding phase. This is temporary and it will thicken back up. In less than .02% of the female population, a woman will develop Alopecia. This condition causes the hair to fall out on different areas of the head creating bald patches. Most of the time, the hair will grow back, but in cases where it does not, a common female hair loss remedy prescribed is rogaine or steroid treatments.

Nutritionally, a woman can restore shiny beautiful hair by simply taking a daily vitamin pill with biotin, eating properly, and never brushing it when it is wet. Limiting the use of a blow dryer and allowing it to dry naturally also will keep it healthy. Sometimes, using conditioner on hair that is already fine, will make the it limp, which also causes it to look like there isn't very much of it. In this case, body building conditioners are recommended. A less common female hair loss remedy, is restoration implants. If the baldness isn't all over the head, but closer to the forehead, surgery can bring it forward, giving the appearance of a fuller head of hair.