HAIR LOSS

How to control Hair Loss at young age?

My friend started loosing his at age 24 and became half bald.

that’s actually a genetic thing. You can’t “controL” hair loss or even prevent it. The only thing I would suggest that I do to keep my hair healthy is I rub coconut oil in it at night, wake up and shower it off, and i’m telling you, it leaves ur hair volumized, soft, shiny, and makes the appearance thick afterwards. Eating healthy is the best way to preserve ALL of your body parts, be they part of ur epidermis like skin and hair or even ur internal organs like kidneys and lungs. If you notice urself getting bald and are VERY self-conscious go to a dermatologist and ask if there are any prescriptions or procedures that can help. (Most like hair surgery are very expensive and time consuming, but work) My suggestion would be to just shave it…i have a friend who’s 18 and was going bald, he shaved his head and he looks WAY better than he ever did with hair. Hope this info helps.

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