I know women take hair loss harder than men since men expect it more often than women. And i have tried to help my wife admit to hair loss but when i do she flips out on me like i am trying to point out her flaws or something. And i hate to see her stress when shes getting her hair ready. And i know that she stresses managing a restaurant. I love my wife very much. And all i want to do is help her build her self confidence. So how can i help her to admitting it first of all. And what can i suggest to help prevent it in the first place!
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September 1st, 2009 at 12:38 pm
It’s nice that you’re being so sensitive as this is a very touchy subject for many women, causing feelings of shame. If her hair hair is becoming thinner in certain areas without excessive shedding she may have androgenetic alopecia. If she has excessive shedding from all over her scalp she may have diffuse hair loss. There are many possible causes of diffuse hair loss including illness so it is important to determine the type and cause of her hair loss. Most female hair loss including androgenetic can be improved. Aromatherapy scalp massage formulas are an excellent remedy for female hair loss. It would probably help her to know that she is not alone. Female hair loss is a widespread problem.
September 1st, 2009 at 4:31 pm
Depending on how badly she is loosing her hair or what the doc says about her condition It might be from stress or it can be from lack of vitamins in her diet! Also happens during medical situations. Best thing for a hubby to do is never bring it up and make her feel special at all times to take her mind off the fact that she has the issue in the first place. Another solution is to let her (if she hasn’t yet) use the wonderful product line of Nioxin and it helps allot. you can look into for your own research before telling her. there are many varieties to the line from vitamins to scalp therapy, and they have this at many simple hair salons. Good luck!
September 1st, 2009 at 9:58 pm
Woman can lose their hair naturally like men do – but most of the time for woman it’s due to a hormonal change or damaging the roots of her hair from over use of certain hair products or styling tools.
If you approach her and let her know that you have heard with woman it can be a medical indication that she has a hormone imbalance – she may then see her doctor. Good luck.
September 1st, 2009 at 10:04 pm
Well, like you said, it is VERY hard for women to have hair loss of any kind. Has she every tried using Nioxin products? They are very good at keeping the hair she has and stimulating the scalp so that new hair can grow back. They have a very extensive line, including styling products. Try those and see what happens.
September 2nd, 2009 at 1:23 am
Tke her out more often on the town where she can actually let her down(that is a figure of speech)from whatever is bothering her. concentrate on by keeping her mind off of it by doing extra chores around the house that she would normally do take some of the agonizing pressure off her. Give her a spa treatment by putting her feet up massaging them and a body massage too!
September 2nd, 2009 at 7:31 am
tell hair to Use thickening cleansing agents.
There are many shampoos and conditioners on the market that are geared towards helping an individual thicken her hair and stop hair loss. They can be bought at hair salons or some drug stores. Nioxin and Rogaine are among the most popular ones. The key to success with these products is using them regularly.
September 2nd, 2009 at 12:30 pm
. Women who are in the public eye and who feel the need to be as attractive as possible should do something about their thinning hair. Isolate the cause and develop a plan of action
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September 2nd, 2009 at 6:34 pm
The same hair restoration products used for men (rogaine) can be used for women as well. Let your wife know that multivitamins aid in hair growth as well (due to biotin) which can also be found in foods high in iron.
Good Luck!
September 2nd, 2009 at 10:10 pm
I would go to a doctor A.S.A.P and see if there is something that she could take to help her with her problem.