"I started seeing a change in my hair not long after I finished my chemotherapy. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 29. I remember them putting the mirror in from of me (the day I had my CNC applied), and I cried - I saw me again. It was a weight off my shoulders - it's freedom…it's like styling your own natural hair. It's the best thing ever!"
Take a close look at your hair. Look at the ends of it. Does it look like the ends have split into two components? Now, feel your hair with just a few strands in your hand. Does it feel rough and less smooth than it used to? You could have split ends and frizz. For many people, this is natural and normal, especially if you have experienced it for a long time. For others, it can come out seemingly out of nowhere, creating a difficult and less than appealing look. In all cases, your hairstylist can offer solutions for improving your hair.
Diabetes is a condition that impacts millions of people. Often, it’s due to the body’s inability to process glucose, a type of sugar, in the bloodstream. It’s dangerous and can lead to numerous health complications. Yet, diabetes has more symptoms and implications. For some people, it can lead to hair loss or hair thinning. If you are noticing that your hair is thinner than it used to be, and you have unchecked or uncontrolled diabetes, then the two may be linked. How does this happen, and what does it mean for you and your hair?
