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Plenty of people realize there are various health risks associated with smoking. However, you might think more along the lines of lung cancer and similar diseases than anything to do with hair loss.

We all want to keep our hair in good condition. When it comes to promoting healthy hair, we tend to think about how we take care of it. Do we wash it too often… or not often enough? Do we use good products? Do we blow dry it too much or use heat styling tools – or do we try to avoid them wherever we can?

We all know that hair loss is connected to certain medical conditions. Some conditions cause your hair to thin or to fall out, and the same may occur if you are deficient in certain things.

No doubt you’ve heard of psoriasis. This condition occurs when skin cell production increases beyond a normal rate. Normal production is completed in three to four weeks. If you’ve got psoriasis, this reduces to just three to seven days.

No doubt you’ve heard of PCOS. We’re going to cover this health condition in this article, specifically looking at how it is linked to hair loss. If you think you might have PCOS, make sure you see your healthcare provider.

There are plenty of ways to take care of your hair. Regular washing with good hair products might come to mind when you read that, but the foods you eat can also play a role – and perhaps a more crucial one.

More women than ever are recognizing that hair loss can occur around the time of the menopause and in the years preceding it (perimenopause). Notable hormonal changes can indeed cause thinning hair and hair loss, so it’s not surprising that women should notice a difference around this time of life.

At times it has seemed like winter went on forever, but finally, the weather is improving for many. You may have noticed that the condition of your hair varies throughout the year. While multiple factors play a role in this situation, weather and temperature are certainly among them. Here, we check out some of the best healthy hair care tips to take you through Summer 2024.

Most people know of male pattern hair loss – the familiar look of a receding hairline, followed by eventual loss across the top of the head. One thing we don’t exactly know is what causes some men to lose their hair in this pattern.

Hair loss can happen for all kinds of reasons, some of which can be connected to health conditions. For example, medical hair loss may occur because of anything from hormonal changes to various diseases and conditions.