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How To Stop The Early Signs Of Hair Loss As A Busy Working Woman?

29 October 2019 by Rebecca Wills

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Life as a busy working woman can be stressful, but it is still possible to look your best without affecting your work-home life balance. Whether you are experiencing a large amount of stress and want to prevent it, or you are looking to change up your hair care routine, we have got you covered. Read on to see our top tips for combatting the early signs of hair loss when working a busy 9-5 job.

Check Vitamin Levels

One of the best places to start is the vitamin levels that are in your body as this could be the cause of your hair loss. Not only can it cause the hair to weaken but it can lead to it falling out completely. Though there are a number of hair transplant in London clinics to help aid you in your hair loss recovery, it is important to check your vitamin levels beforehand as this will help to prevent hair loss taking place in the first place.

Don’t Skip Conditioner

Though it may seem tempting to skip conditioner when you are rushed for time, it is crucial that you don’t. Not only can this lead to the hair being dry, but it can lead to breakages and damage to multiple layers in your hair. Therefore, it is important to ensure that you do not skip conditioner as this will help it to retain moisture over time. In addition to this, a conditioner will help to lock in moisture that can be lost due to dehydration and other elements.

Don’t Forget About Regular Exercise

Regular exercise is crucial when living a busy lifestyle as you need to maintain a healthy weight in order for your hair to continue growing in a healthy manner. When exercising, blood flow is increased to the scalp helping to stimulate the growth of the hair. Not only will this flush the scalp of any harmful toxins as you sweat, but it will also help to maintain a healthy scalp that aids the growth of the hair over time. Though it can take time for the hair to begin to regrow, you will see the hair loss slowing with less hair falling out over time.

Use Clips To Move It From The Face

Though it may seem tempting to pull your hair up into a ponytail to keep it out of your face it may be beneficial to opt for clips. These will not only pull the hair away from your face, but they will also hold it in place all day. This allows you to go about everyday activities without your hair getting in the way, benefiting you massively without damaging the hair over time. This is particularly good for the busy working women as the hair can be pulled back away from the face without causing any damage.

With this in mind, there are a number of ways that you can prevent the early signs of hair loss regardless of how much hair you have already begun to lose by following a few of these simple suggestions. Where will you start?

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