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Here for your reading pleasure are some interesting facts about hair

1. You have to lose about 50% of your scalp hair before it is noticeable to anyone else.

2. By the time they reach menopause fourty percent of women will be balding

3.The only tissue in you body that grows faster than hair is bone marrow

4.The average person loses 100 hairs a day

5. The soles of your feet, the palms of your hands and your lips are the only places on your body that do not have hair.

6.Human hair lives for about 3-7 years

7. Most peoples hairs grow 12 cm a year

8 . Blonde’s on average have the most hairs on their heads, averaging at 140,000 hair

9. Redhead have the least amount of hair, averaging at 90,000 hairs

10. Spit ends will not ever heal themselves and need to be cut off

11. Men’s hair is thicker than women’s hair

12. Women’s hair grows slower than men’s hair

13. Warm weather causes hair to grow faster

14. You can not make hair grow back quicker or thicker by cutting it

15. The average hair is strong enough to hold something the weight of a candy bar

16.You can not lose your hair from washing it too often

17. Brushing your hair is harder on your hair then combing

My husband is a young man, twenty two years old to be exact. He has a whole thick head of hair, no sign of balding at all. But that dosn’t st op him from being worried that he is losing his hair. The other day I was cleaning out the bathtub and found a giant wad of hair in the drain ( gross I know). My husband happened to walk in while I was in the processes of disposing of said hairball. He freaked out. He as certain this massive ball of gross, had fallen from his head. I tried to assure him that their was no way that all that hair was his. A majority of it was probably mine. This is hard to prove because our hair is relatively the same color.

So my wonderful husband was bound and detir to find out for certain whose hair had been finding its end in a shower drain. The only way he decided he could know for sure was to untangle the mass of hair and see if it was mostly long or short. Can you say YUCK!! I did not stay and watch the disection. But a few minutes later hey emerged from the bathroom, gleaming. It was in fact my hair the was clogging up the drain. Now I am paranoid that I am going bald.

No one is really sure why, but a huge contributing factor to many people’s hair loss is stress. In fact people have been known to lose all their hair from stress alone. So why should we understand this. Well to lower our stress level of course. Stress is not good for us for a number of reasons, not just hair loss. So you might begin your journey of de-stressing purely for cosmetic reasons, but in the end you may notice some great rewards in other parts of your life. I have a highly stressful life, I suffer from anxiety and panic attacks from the stress that I often do not manage properly. Sometimes when my stress is out of control I notice it in the shower. Literally handfuls of hair will come out while I am showering. This is not a good thing. I think if I lost most of my hair my stress and anxiety would just get worse, bringing the problem full circle. So what do I do to combat the stress? I breathe, I know it sound simple and silly. But it is amazing how much better you will feel if every time you notice the stress building, stop and take a deep breath. it will clear your mind, slow your racing heart and calm your breathing. Just the simple act of deep breathing  can bring everything back into focus.

Hair loss is a big deal, both to men and women. So it makes sense that their are a lot of rumors and myths circulating about what to do and what not to do to keep it from falling out and how to get it back. Here are some things to think about.

Cutting your hair does NOT make it grow in thicker. This is purely urban legend, your hair is dead. You can style your hair to make it look fuller or hide bald spots. But nothing you physically do to your hair, shaving, cutting, plucking or waxing will make it grow back thicker.

Seeing hair left on your pillow or in the shower drain, does not mean you are going bald. Your hair grows in cycles, about 90 percent of your hair is always in a growing phase of its cycle. But at some point in that cycle your hair WILL fall out, this is completely normal. The average man loses about 30,000 hairs a year. Most men have lost about 10,000 hairs before the realise that they are in fact balding.  So don’t freak out about the stray hair, here and there. If you start to notice more than normal, or your hair is visibly thinning, you might consider talking to your doctor.

Many people think that when they go bald, their hair folicules have stopped working or have died. This is not the case, they simple stop growing the long thick hair that we are accustomed to seeing to and grow short soft hair instead