Hair loss or hair fall is a universal problem, it grips everyone at some point of time. Blame it on the over cosmetization, the dependency on synthetic cosmetics has increased so much that people have forgotten the herbal way of treating themselves...

Hair loss has bothered many people world over but what has made hair fall a global phenomenon is a question of concern...

We have often heard about excessive hair loss during winter. Now, let us understand what happens to our mane during this season and why do we shed more hair during these nippy months...

Hair fall is a common phenomenon, though moderate hair loss is considered normal. Excessive loss of hair can be serious and dangerous...

Hair fall often happens due to the self inflicted damage that we cause to our hair. Lack of proper care is the major cause of all hair problems like, dandruff, hair loss, premature greying and so on...

If hair loss has been giving you sleepless nights, we suggest you take some action instead of worrying about it. Worrying about something is not a solution. In fact look for solutions and start working on it. Summer is a good time for hair regrowth, since the sluggishness of winter is now replaced by active..

Hair loss is more common in curly hair than straight hair and one reason for this is the dryness. Curly or wavy hair is drier than normal straight hair. Dryness not only causes breakage, it also causes tangling of hair...

With the nip in the air, our hair turns dry and brittle. Hair fall, thinning, a persistent itch and dandruff are commonly heard complaints. According to a survey almost 50% of women suffer from hair loss. This is due to the changes in weather conditions...

Hair loss pattern is different among men and women, while men go through a receding hair line women get bald patches at the centre of the scalp or at the parting. Hair loss may be a symptom of an unidentified disease like anemia, hormonal imbalance, menopause, stress and tension, thyroids etc...

Typhoid is a bacterial infection caused due to contaminated food or water. The typhoid bacteria damages the alimentary system of the body thus causing acute anemia. The patient usually loses appetite and weight and ultimately suffers from hair loss. Though there are no preventive measures for hair fall during typhoid but care can be taken..

Every woman desires thick, long and lustrous hair, though the quality and thickness of our hair is hereditary and is determined by our genes but to a certain extent our lifestyle also plays a role in determining the quality of our hair...