One hair loss advocate that we have on the site who has her own experience with hair loss because of an autoimmune disorder is TK with New Dimension Extensions and can help women grow their hair back. She also works with extensions to help achieve fuller hair. The end goal, however is to get the diet and nutrition in order and to not to do anything because you grow your own hair back.
A few other issues may be thyroid, testosterone, allergies and medication side effects. Maybe it's that your testosterone levels are too high and there could be many reasons behind it. One resource for exploring that avenue might be
This is so interesting because so many women are experiencing this now. Sure, there is Rogaine, but I don't know if it's tested on women. But I see more and more women posting on hair loss. I know scientists are exploring cloning with hair follicles but that's five years out. (For more, see this from the BBC.com)
In the meantime, we have to find resources.
One thought - while women may seek hair extensions, sometimes the glue may pull at a woman's roots. Also, women may seek tracks, but those may have the same affect. They're doing more harm than good.
This subject is absolutely important for women. It's been perceived more of a man's condition than a women's condition and it can't be.
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One hair loss advocate that we have on the site who has her own experience with hair loss because of an autoimmune disorder is TK with New Dimension Extensions and can help women grow their hair back. She also works with extensions to help achieve fuller hair. The end goal, however is to get the diet and nutrition in order and to not to do anything because you grow your own hair back.
A few other issues may be thyroid, testosterone, allergies and medication side effects. Maybe it's that your testosterone levels are too high and there could be many reasons behind it. One resource for exploring that avenue might be
https://www.empowher.com/shop/sexual-dysfunction/the-savvy-woman%2526%25...
"The Savvy Woman's Guide to Testosterone" by Dr. Elizabeth Vliet
This is so interesting because so many women are experiencing this now. Sure, there is Rogaine, but I don't know if it's tested on women. But I see more and more women posting on hair loss. I know scientists are exploring cloning with hair follicles but that's five years out. (For more, see this from the BBC.com)
In the meantime, we have to find resources.
One thought - while women may seek hair extensions, sometimes the glue may pull at a woman's roots. Also, women may seek tracks, but those may have the same affect. They're doing more harm than good.
This subject is absolutely important for women. It's been perceived more of a man's condition than a women's condition and it can't be.
June 11, 2008 - 2:15pmThis Comment
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