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At Unique Hair Concepts in Ardsley, New York we assist many women that are experiencing thinning hair or hair loss due to perimenopause or menopause. Perimenopause refers to the time around when women move out of their reproductive period and into menopause. Many women experience symptoms of perimenopause for several years before they finally reach menopause. This is deemed to have occurred when a woman has gone through a year (12 months) without having a menstrual cycle.

Depending on your approach to life, that title might surprise you or make perfect sense. In this article, I’m going to explore the possible connection between gut health and how your skin and hair look and feel. If you’ve been struggling with your hair of late, this article might help change things.

Have you heard of hair toppers lately? Truth is, hair toppers have been around for a while, but they’re not something you tend to know much about unless you have fine, thinning hair or you’re struggling with hair loss. This scenario tends to lead you to do some research, and it’s at that point that you may well discover hair toppers.

For women, hair can change throughout our lives, depending on what life has in store for us, our age, hormones, and various other factors. Women know this only too well, with big events including childbirth and menopause having a notable effect.

Keeping your hair in the best condition makes sense, but you could be doing things that interfere with that goal. It’s best to focus on a good routine, as this will help prevent any potential hair loss. If you’re doing one or more of the following things, you could be damaging your hair without realizing it.

The proper name for hair loss is alopecia, but there are different forms of it that can develop in different ways. They can also have different reasons for occurring.

It doesn’t take long to find trending stories on TikTok. One recent trend involves using rice water on your hair… but does it make a difference?

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.