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Mostly everyone knows that testosterone is a factor in men's hair loss, many people do not realize that it is a factor for women as well. When people hear about testosterone, they think it only applies to the male population, however, this is not the truth. A certain amount of hair loss is common, in fact, we all lose about 50-100 strands per day.

Our hair is part of our personality, and we always do what we can to keep it looking its best! That is why many people may worry about the fact that hormones can cause hair loss. They may wonder why this is, and more importantly, what they can do about it. Let's take a look at how hormones play a role in hair loss so we can better understand the problem.

Many people think that hair loss is something that cannot be prevented. What they don't realize is that there are some common habits that can cause hair to fall out. More often than not, we engage in these habits on a regular basis, without knowing or realizing that they are affecting our luscious locks!

Traction alopecia is a common form of hair loss that affects men and women of every age and ethnicity. Although there are diverse forms of alopecia that are triggered by genetics or chronic conditions, traction alopecia is unique in the fact that it is almost always preventable, and simple to remedy if caught early.

What exactly is trichotillomania? Trichotillomania is a condition classified as a body-focused repetitive behavior. There are typically about 200,000 cases of trichotillomania per year in the United States.

When you first begin losing your hair, you may find that it gets more and more difficult to style your hair. It may be difficult for you to cover areas of your head where your hair is thinning out and you simply don't have as much hair to work with as you once did. Thankfully, there are things that you can do to help with your hair loss and to ensure that your hair continues looking how you'd like it to. Here are some great methods.

We don't always consciously think, "Wow, that person has great hair!" However, having hair we can truly feel good about makes a difference in the impressions we make, how we feel about ourselves, and how others perceive us. Why should you care about having hair that looks great on you?

For millions of men and women, a dry and itchy scalp creates an uncomfortable and embarrassing problem. Some people think it's connected to hair loss, and there's a very real possibility that they could be right. A well-nourished and healthy scalp provides the ideal environment for hair growth, so it's important to tackle it if it becomes a problem.

If you are an avid Google or Pinterest user, you've likely searched for natural remedies for a lot of common ailments. One Facebook status update about a cough will bring multiple comments from friends with suggestions from essential oils to cool mist humidifiers. There are "experts" all over the internet offering alternative treatments to just about anything. Hair loss treatment is no exception. Whether your hair loss is genetic, a medical condition, pregnancy-related, or seemingly out-of-nowhere you've probably wondered if there is a quick home remedy that will nip it in the bud. 

Switching to a vegan diet is a huge venture. Those who choose a vegan diet give up all animal products, including eggs and dairy. However, dietary changes can lead to hair loss. This is a particular challenge for vegans, because the specific cause of hair loss can come from various deficiency in our diet. Balancing your diet for proper nutrition is an essential part of keeping your hair looking healthy and strong. We'll explore a few of the reasons for hair loss on a vegan diet and discuss options for those who choose only plant-based foods.