Hair Loss         

A man's personality is judged not only by the way he carries himself but also by the hairstyles. Choosing a hairstyle depends on various factors. An important factor is the shape of your face. And of course your own unique personality and your life style is also a major element.  

Most people lose about 50 to 100 hairs every day. Normally, when hair falls out, new hairs start forming in the same place as the old ones.But when someone really has hair loss, the hairs don't grow back. they do grow, but there aren't enough of them to take the place of what's already fallen out or the ratio of hair falling is much more than the growth. 

The main reasons of hair loss

1. Stress

2. Local scalp injury

3. Hereditary Pridipotion 

4. Genetics

5. Allergies

6. Extreme climate change 

Hair loss can be one of the symptoms of a medical illness, such as thyroid disorder (such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism), a sex-hormone imbalance or a serious nutritional problem, especially a deficiency of protein, iron, zinc or biotin. These deficiencies are most common in people on restrictive diets and women who have very heavy menstrual flow. 

Balanced Diet for Healthy Hair Eating a diet that has lots of vitamins, minerals and a well-balanced one will make hair strong and shiny. Extra Care while Combing Be careful when you're combing your hair after washing it because it's extra delicate when it's wet. Avoid Chemical Damage Go easy on the styling products and straightners, which can damage hair and make it weak. Tie Them Loose When you're combing or brushing your hair, do it gently, and keep braids and ponytails loose so they don't hurt your hair by pulling it too tightly. 

Prevention

Some forms of hair loss can be prevented by minimizing stress, eating a healthy diet and using sensible hairdressing techniques, and, if possible, switching to medications that do not cause hair loss. Hair loss from fungal infections can be prevented by keeping hair clean and by never sharing hats, combs or brushes with other people. Hair loss from hereditary-pattern baldness can sometimes be prevented by medication.