How to Transform Dull, Thinning Hair and Gain Voluminous, Healthy Locks

How to Transform Dull, Thinning Hair and Gain Voluminous, Healthy Locks
It’s easy to lose confidence when your hair no longer looks as vibrant and thick as it once did in your twenties or thirties, but don’t despair! There are some helpful tips to boost hair health and help you avoid further damage. ShutterStock
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Aging and wisdom go hand in hand; however, getting older also brings with it some undesirable problems like thinning hair. According to a new study by Thai researchers, more than half of women over 50 will experience some kind of hair loss. The study also showed a 60% increase in low self-esteem as a result of hair loss, highlighting the importance of early treatment.

Aging hair follicles result in a shorter life cycle, leading to hair loss. The hair that is replaced usually tends to be finer. Post-menopausal women often report thinning hair, usually caused by a decrease in female sex hormones like estrogen. The reduction of these hormones causes some hair follicles to stop producing new hair, resulting in the appearance of thinning hair.

Skylar Parker
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Skylar Parker covers health and lifestyle for The Epoch Times. She has written for Radiant Life and American Essence magazine. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Media and Creative Writing in 2018. Skylar is passionate about tea, nutrition, nature, psychology, and the arts.
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