Perimenopause, the transitional phase leading up to menopause, can significantly affect your hair due to hormonal fluctuations. Here are the key ways it can impact your hair: 1. Hair Thinning and Hair Loss • Estrogen Decline: Estrogen helps maintain hair growth and health. As estrogen levels drop during perimenopause, hair may become thinner and more prone to shedding. • Increased Androgens: A relative increase in androgens (male hormones) can lead to hair thinning, particularly along the crown and temples (similar to male-pattern hair loss). 2. Dryness and Brittleness • Hormonal changes can reduce the natural oils that keep hair moisturized, leading to dry, brittle strands. • This can result in more breakage and difficulty managing hair. 3. Changes in Hair Texture • Some women notice changes in their hair texture, such as becoming coarser, curlier, or straighter than before. 4. Slower Hair Growth • The hair growth cycle slows down with age, and hormo...
The reason I decided to go natural was be free to do what I want with my hair. No having to consistently worry about a relaxer and keeping up with the maintenance. I love the versatility of natural hair!!
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DeleteI like that a little of this product seems to go a long way. You look like a pro in this video. I bet your wash days are quick and easy lol
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I love the way I only use a little for nearly half of my head. You know we got lots of Hur-Hair-HAIR in this house. If I use too much, Lil Sis hair along can use up the whole bottle. LOL. I have found ways to speed up my wash days. Thank God!!
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