Comments on: My Hair Loss Story http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story Anti-aging skin care secrets to fabulous, smooth, glowing skin! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:42:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jeni - Savvy Skin http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-76608 Jeni - Savvy Skin Thu, 19 Aug 2010 22:27:09 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-76608 Shelly, Testing iodine levels is on my list of about 50 things to test! The doctor I saw the other day wouldn't let me test anything except my iron, but I was just going to check off a bunch of stuff on the sheet to test anyway. However, I don't think iodine, copper, or a few other things were even on the sheet. So I'm not sure how to get those checked, since most doctors are unwilling to humor me and order tests I want - just for my peace of mind. Shelly,
Testing iodine levels is on my list of about 50 things to test! The doctor I saw the other day wouldn’t let me test anything except my iron, but I was just going to check off a bunch of stuff on the sheet to test anyway. However, I don’t think iodine, copper, or a few other things were even on the sheet. So I’m not sure how to get those checked, since most doctors are unwilling to humor me and order tests I want – just for my peace of mind.

]]> By: Shelly http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-76545 Shelly Thu, 19 Aug 2010 11:01:34 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-76545 Jeni, you mentioned low-thyroid--have you had your iodine levels tested? Iodine deficiency can, supposedly, cause low-thyroid functioning which manifests itself by several symptoms, one of which is hair loss. I know dry skin, being cold, and lethargy are other symptoms. Jeni, you mentioned low-thyroid–have you had your iodine levels tested? Iodine deficiency can, supposedly, cause low-thyroid functioning which manifests itself by several symptoms, one of which is hair loss. I know dry skin, being cold, and lethargy are other symptoms.

]]> By: Louise http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-76238 Louise Sun, 15 Aug 2010 14:48:27 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-76238 Angie, I think you should see a doctor maybe they could help you with your anxiety. I have a friend who suffers from bad anxiety and her hair got really fine. Or you could try a good cardio routine to relieve stress and also meditating or yoga to calm your anxiety, this should help alot and its much better than taking pills from the doctor. You will feel a little better if you cut off your split ends too they will only get worse if you leave them on. Plus ive heard that 25g of protein in the morning then again at lunch will maybe help too. I really hope I helped you in some way, hair loss is the worst. Good Luck Angie, I think you should see a doctor maybe they could help you with your anxiety. I have a friend who suffers from bad anxiety and her hair got really fine. Or you could try a good cardio routine to relieve stress and also meditating or yoga to calm your anxiety, this should help alot and its much better than taking pills from the doctor. You will feel a little better if you cut off your split ends too they will only get worse if you leave them on. Plus ive heard that 25g of protein in the morning then again at lunch will maybe help too. I really hope I helped you in some way, hair loss is the worst.

Good Luck

]]> By: angie http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-76144 angie Sat, 14 Aug 2010 15:42:22 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-76144 My hair has been falling out ever since I took out my braids last year oct in 2009. I use to use a lot of hair spray and gel I stop using it for 7months already. My hair was thick and very long, now its long and thin. I do stress when I think a lot about my hair falling out. I do have split ends. Also my eyebrow hair fall out but not a lot and so does my eyelash I don't know if its because my allergies but it is worrying me to death and I don't use makeup nothing like that I don't use nothing I don't feel Ill at all I'm only 18. My anxiety is so bad and it makes me panic so much it just making me so depressed I need help so bad... =( My hair has been falling out ever since I took out my braids last year oct in 2009. I use to use a lot of hair spray and gel I stop using it for 7months already. My hair was thick and very long, now its long and thin. I do stress when I think a lot about my hair falling out. I do have split ends. Also my eyebrow hair fall out but not a lot and so does my eyelash I don’t know if its because my allergies but it is worrying me to death and I don’t use makeup nothing like that I don’t use nothing I don’t feel Ill at all I’m only 18. My anxiety is so bad and it makes me panic so much it just making me so depressed I need help so bad… =(

]]> By: Mad Mel http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-74239 Mad Mel Wed, 21 Jul 2010 21:36:49 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-74239 I feel like looking at my bottle of shampoo and screaming "you lying *%$#&, what, what...I gave you my money, you lousy *&^$$)#!" Well, for someone that suffers from a marital separation this year from a smokaholic, not to mention a really bad hair dying episode over the gray matter - my hair needs a therapist. Serious therapy...on the lighter side of the spectrum, reading about all of the options can bring a spinning buzz - so glad to have checked this out - some of the not so popular suggestions found here just so happened to be my hairstylists picks...maybe she needs therapy too. I feel like looking at my bottle of shampoo and screaming “you lying *%$#&, what, what…I gave you my money, you lousy *&^$$)#!” Well, for someone that suffers from a marital separation this year from a smokaholic, not to mention a really bad hair dying episode over the gray matter – my hair needs a therapist. Serious therapy…on the lighter side of the spectrum, reading about all of the options can bring a spinning buzz – so glad to have checked this out – some of the not so popular suggestions found here just so happened to be my hairstylists picks…maybe she needs therapy too.

]]> By: Louise http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-73758 Louise Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:19:27 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-73758 Jeni It may be worth trying a different brand next time Aquasauna and Sprite are aparently the most popular choices. I really wish you the best of luck! Jeni
It may be worth trying a different brand next time Aquasauna and Sprite are aparently the most popular choices. I really wish you the best of luck!

]]> By: Jeni - Savvy Skin http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-73735 Jeni - Savvy Skin Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:40:32 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-73735 Louise, It wasn't until I moved to another city that my hair loss really got bad, so I too thought it was the water. I did buy a chlorine shower filter and used it for about a year, but I didn't notice any difference in my hair or skin at all. And the water here in Vegas is really hard, so that was sort of surprising. I stopped using the showerhead because the water pressure from it was really low. I will probably buy another filter soon, though, to see if I have better luck this time around. I know the tap water where I live is really bad for your skin and hair, so even if I don't notice a difference, it's still better than showering with tap water. Louise,
It wasn’t until I moved to another city that my hair loss really got bad, so I too thought it was the water. I did buy a chlorine shower filter and used it for about a year, but I didn’t notice any difference in my hair or skin at all. And the water here in Vegas is really hard, so that was sort of surprising. I stopped using the showerhead because the water pressure from it was really low. I will probably buy another filter soon, though, to see if I have better luck this time around. I know the tap water where I live is really bad for your skin and hair, so even if I don’t notice a difference, it’s still better than showering with tap water.

]]> By: Louise http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-73724 Louise Tue, 13 Jul 2010 01:04:27 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-73724 Hey, do you have a filter in your shower? Since I came to the US ive noticed that ive been losing more hair than normal, im convinced its something to do with the water. I think shower filters are definetly worth investing in, I havent used one yet but ive heard alot of good things about them. The reviews say that people notice a big difference in their skin and hair in the first week. So this may be good news for acne too ( I hope!) Hey, do you have a filter in your shower? Since I came to the US ive noticed that ive been losing more hair than normal, im convinced its something to do with the water. I think shower filters are definetly worth investing in, I havent used one yet but ive heard alot of good things about them. The reviews say that people notice a big difference in their skin and hair in the first week. So this may be good news for acne too ( I hope!)

]]> By: Kim http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-55040 Kim Mon, 10 Aug 2009 15:14:36 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-55040 Why do I always read conflicting information? I read somewhere on the web that soy is good for hair loss. But now I hear that it’s not. I honestly don’t think that it is. After I read that a class of soy milk is good for hair loss I started drinking it and it seemed my hair shedding went on over drive. Then I switched back to organic milk and it seems to be a little better but still shedding. My hair is thinner then ever. I’m very depressed a crying all the time. It’s so hard to hold it back when I’m at work too. People probably think I’m crazy or bipolar. I started taking hair essentials that has Saw Palmetto in it. I’ve been taking saw palmetto for about a month and the shedding seems to have slowed a tiny bit. I know it hasn’t been long enough but we will see. I’ve also been taking biotin for about a month too and changed my diet completely. Trying to eat healthy but definitely not trying to loss weight. I’m just eating more organic food and less processed food. It’s only been a month so we will see if it works. If anyone has any more suggestions please let me know. Why do I always read conflicting information? I read somewhere on the web that soy is good for hair loss. But now I hear that it’s not. I honestly don’t think that it is. After I read that a class of soy milk is good for hair loss I started drinking it and it seemed my hair shedding went on over drive. Then I switched back to organic milk and it seems to be a little better but still shedding. My hair is thinner then ever. I’m very depressed a crying all the time. It’s so hard to hold it back when I’m at work too. People probably think I’m crazy or bipolar. I started taking hair essentials that has Saw Palmetto in it. I’ve been taking saw palmetto for about a month and the shedding seems to have slowed a tiny bit. I know it hasn’t been long enough but we will see. I’ve also been taking biotin for about a month too and changed my diet completely. Trying to eat healthy but definitely not trying to loss weight. I’m just eating more organic food and less processed food. It’s only been a month so we will see if it works.

If anyone has any more suggestions please let me know.

]]> By: Save Your Hair! http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story/comment-page-1#comment-24594 Save Your Hair! Mon, 11 Aug 2008 17:23:50 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/my-hair-loss-story#comment-24594 Countless numbers of women are secretly suffering from improper removal of hair extensions, braids, braiding hair extensions, add-on hair, fusion, bonding hair glue, weaves and dreadlocks. It is affecting the self esteem and self worth of several growing girls as well. Add-on hair should be worn for enhancing beauty-not because of self inflicted balding and hair damage. Many of these women are so embarrassed; they are even hiding their baldness from their husbands. Salons and retailers that sell wigs, hair glue, hair attachments, braids, extensions and add-on hair or retailers that are considering expanding into this industry segment; must understand that application and removal go hand-n-hand. Retailers are doing their customers an injustice by not providing a product for safe removal if they sell wigs, hair attachments, braiding hair, extensions and add-on hair. Salon professionals or home users don’t have the time or patience to remove braids, bonding glue, hot-fusion, dreadlocks, weaves or hair extensions the right way. Home users are suffering from thinning and balding when they snatch the bonding glue out of their hair. Or when they rush by ripping braids out of their hair without combing through the knots and tangles at the root of the hair. Many stylists are experiencing the same problems with their clients. If you want to satisfy your customers provide them with quality wigs, braids, hair extensions and add-on hair, then please go a step further to offer them the best products to maintain and remove these styles. TAKE DOWN®, a name brand in the hair care industry trusted by salon professionals and home users both domestically and internationally is the only option for safe removal of braids, hair glue, extensions, weaves, dreadlocks, and add-on hair. TAKE DOWN® products offers seminars to educate on how to add hair attachments to natural hair- maintain and then remove the hair attachments-leaving healthy hair. The company also offers a complete line of products to suit each individual’s hair type and texture. Our mission is to maintain and preserve your God given beauty Save your hair today!!! Countless numbers of women are secretly suffering from improper removal of hair extensions, braids, braiding hair extensions, add-on hair, fusion, bonding hair glue, weaves and dreadlocks.

It is affecting the self esteem and self worth of several growing girls as well. Add-on hair should be worn for enhancing beauty-not because of self inflicted balding and hair damage.

Many of these women are so embarrassed; they are even hiding their baldness from their husbands.

Salons and retailers that sell wigs, hair glue, hair attachments, braids, extensions and add-on hair or retailers that are considering expanding into this industry segment; must understand that application and removal go hand-n-hand. Retailers are doing their customers an injustice by not providing a product for safe removal if they sell wigs, hair attachments, braiding hair, extensions and add-on hair.

Salon professionals or home users don’t have the time or patience to remove braids, bonding glue, hot-fusion, dreadlocks, weaves or hair extensions the right way. Home users are suffering from thinning and balding when they snatch the bonding glue out of their hair. Or when they rush by ripping braids out of their hair without combing through the knots and tangles at the root of the hair. Many stylists are experiencing the same problems with their clients.

If you want to satisfy your customers provide them with quality wigs, braids, hair extensions and add-on hair, then please go a step further to offer them the best products to maintain and remove these styles.

TAKE DOWN®, a name brand in the hair care industry trusted by salon professionals and home users both domestically and internationally is the only option for safe removal of braids, hair glue, extensions, weaves, dreadlocks, and add-on hair.

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