hair fall Archives - Madam Miely

Last week, I've shared with you the common myths and reasons why most women experience excessive hair fall after giving birth. I've told everyone that most of those reasons may be applicable to others too. So today, I'm going to share tips to prevent hair fall and somehow help you regrow your hair back. Just so you know, I've experienced excessive hair fall to the point where I had a patch of baldness on my scalp. They call it Alopecia. It started and keeps on coming back whenever I give birth or stressed. Basically, the reasons for the excessive hair fall I've discussed last week are based on my own experience. The tips that I'm going to share with you are the best ways I've used to regrow my hair and prevent hair fall. You can try it at your own discretion but I cannot assure if you'll get the same results. Please be advised that whatever products I share here on this post are the products I really used and I'm not affiliated with them in anyway. https://madammiely.com/blog/prsnl-stuff/my-hyperthyroidism-during-pregnancy/ Let's start with how to prevent hair fall #1 Use a wide-toothed comb This can help to minimize your hair fall. Using a fine-toothed comb and hair brushes usually makes your hair even worse. #2 Cut your hair shorter I know it's hard my friend but I noticed that the shorter the hair the easier it is to comb and manage. Also, I realized that manageable hair minimizes hair fall. #3 Try to be stress-free As I've mentioned, stress can make your hair fall. There are so many ways to minimize stress. What I do is I take a night of complete sleep. Write something on my blog or my journal or finish all tasks. Most of my stress is from worrying, so if I could finish all tasks as soon as I can, I won't be worrying too much. Shrug all things that you have no control of and deal with the things you can fix. (This is like a self-help thingy lol) https://madammiely.com/blog/prsnl-stuff/lets-talk-about-self-care-is-it-a-luxury-or-a-need/ #4 Avoid hair styling stuff and do not tie your hair tightly We all know that too much hairstyling or simply hair styling can damage our hair. If you're experiencing excessive hair fall stop any kind of hair styling that you do. Stop blow drying, hair dying, curling, or putting on any kind of hair treatment. As much as possible do not tie your hair. If you have to tie your hair make sure that it's not that tight. Avoid doing braids or dreadlocks, this can bring your hair to breakage. #5 Clean your hair and scalp regularly I get sick from time to time, and whenever I get a high fever my mom would advise me not to take a full bath. Whenever I do so, I notice that my hair falls gets worse like 10 times. So I, therefore, conclude that cleaning your hair and scalp regularly can prevent hair fall. Now Let's go to HOW TO REGROW YOUR HAIR or THICKEN YOUR HAIR. I had alopecia where my scalp had a patch of baldness and these are the following things I used to regrow my hair. #1 Use an anti-hair fall shampoo and use it properly I went to a dermatologist before and advised me not to put the shampoo directly to my scalp. She told me to mix the shampoo with water before putting it onto my scalp. The shampoos I tried and worked for me are Pregroe and Moringa O2 Herbal Shampoo. #2 Use Aloe Vera(the plant) Aloe vera is known for its greatness. I know some blogs have already discussed its useful benefits. Especially its properties that help hair regrowth. This really helps regrowing hair, I swear. But I have to tell you this... There is some Aloe vera that isn't good for regrowing hair. Just so you know, I was able to see two kinds of aloe vera plants. The first one is light green colored, it's softer, thinner, and has more sticky juice inside (or liquid, whatever it is called). The other one is darker in color, thicker, lesser in juice but has more solid gel inside. I found out that the juicier one with lighter color is more effective in hair regrowing. All you have to do is to cut a piece of it. Break it so the juice will come out and directly rub it onto your scalp. Do this an hour before shower and/or after shower. This may be sticky or messy so don't do it after a shower if you will be going somewhere. #3 Have a regular scalp massage You don't have to go to a spa for this, just massage your scalp or ask someone to do it for you. You can use extra virgin olive or argan oil for this. Way back I was able to use the extra virgin olive oil from Bench. I used it on my scalp and my eyebrows(yeah, alopecia strikes hair from any part of your body.) #4 Alternative for Aloe Vera Plant is Aloe Vera Hair Tonic One day I got ran out of Aloe Vera Plant, so I had to look for an alternative. I was able to buy Aloederma Hair Tonic. It was really effective for me and it is less messy than the actual aloe vera. Based on the bottle it contains 99.8% organic aloe vera juice. This is liquefied already so it's not that sticky. They also have a shampoo and conditioner but I haven't tried those. I'm sorry if this post has to be this long but I hope you'll find it useful. Please share this with your friends and subscribe. Also, Feel free to share your thoughts below. ~Miely