Hair grows naturally in cycles of approximately 4 to 6 years. At the end of growth cycles, the hair shaft is shed from the follicle and a new hair grows. Thinning hair is a natural part of aging. After the hair growth period, your hair enters the involutional period, and then sleeping period. At the end of a growth cycle, the hair shaft thins leaving hair without volume. The thinning hair contains less melanin which gives us the impression of thin hair.
Super Million Hair recommended for people who encounter following hair problems:
1. Androgenic alopecia (Male Alopecia & Common Pattern Alopecia)
Androgenic alopecia is a common form of hair loss. The pattern of hair loss varies with individuals. Androgenic alopecia is related to male hormones disturbing the hair root and causing the hair to thin. As alopecia develops, hair gets shorter in length and lighter in color. The result is fuzzy-looking hair.Hair growth is also substantially less and, in many cases, hair ceases to grow.
Alopecia areata
Bald patches are characteristically round spots similar to the size of a twenty-five cent coin. Hair loss is mainly triggered by mental stress regardless of gender or age, and may occur without any warning signs.
- Caused by burns or Surgery
Burns or surgery may affect hair growth
2. Female Alopecia
Female Alopecia may be caused by hormones. Different from male Alopecia, the hair is loose and limp. Hair does not fall out, but hair growth ceases causing the hair to look thin. When this persists over time, the hairline widens.Sometimes the skin between thinning hair is exposed as well.
Alopecia Areata
Bald patches are characteristically round spots similar to the size of a twenty-five cent coin.
or age, and may occur without any warning signs
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