What Is Going On With My Hair

I am losing hair. Should I go bald?

Hi,Cutting your hair or keeping it short has no direct relation with the problem of Hair Loss. The key reasons for which one may experience hair loss are:1. Improper/Unbalanced diet2. Heredity3. Poor maintenance4. Dandruff5. Any other Infections on the scalp6. Using Hard water to wash hair7. Using too many chemicals on your hair and scalp8. Using too much of heat styling tools9. Hormonal ImbalanceHaving said that, shorter hair are easier to care for and do not get mated or tangled easily. Shorter hair are easier to comb through, which is a very important thing as combing your hair increases blood circulation in the hair which is in turn good for hair growth. Shorter hair also do not get tugged or pulled at in the process of shampooing, combing, etc as much as longer hair do, which leads to falling of hair in case the roots have become very weak or breakage due to a pull or tug.So If, you can take care of the above mentioned things, then you do not really need to cut your hair to solve your hair loss problem. You do however, need to care for your hair and taking a proper balanced diet.You may use Arnica Hair Oil twice every week to combat hair loss topically.You should consult your doctor and and take multi- vitamin supplement if you cannot instantly change your dietary habits to supplement any nutrients that your diet isn't providing you. I'd recommend taking a multi-vitamin over just biotin tablets because if you are missing other important nutrients in your body like calcium or zinc or protein, even that may lead to hair fall.I advise you to not get confused between Alopecia and regular hair loss. You may read about How To Prevent,Treat And Cure Hair Loss if you wish to.Hope It HelpsRegards.

I'm 14. My hair are going thin and my hairline is receding. How do I get my hair back?

I applaud you for not just catching the problem very early on but also trying to find solution for it. Most people wait till it's too late. I agree with Ishit below that once your hair are totally gone (dead from the root) then transplant might be the only way.Assuming that your diet and everything else is ok (no health issues), you could be doing a few things wrong. For e.g, you could be shampooing to often (everyday), you could also be shampooing with wrong shampoo (harsh chemicals) and with hard water which will further damage your hair. If you think your hair are harsh and lifeless after wash, then it could be the shampoo and the water. I had the very same issue as well, my hair started thinning and a part of my scalp was also visible and like you I also started researching on ways to get my hair back. I experimented with my blend of oils and it worked for me and for a lot of other people who have used it. Have a look at Satthwa.com and read my story.Lastly, do not worry about it, the more you stress the more hair fall is there.

Which is correct, “I am going to the hairdresser to do my hair”, or, “I am going to the hairdresser to make my hair”?

The best way to say it is: " I am going to the hairdresser to get my hair done." This implies that the hairdresser is going to be the one who acts on the hair (styles, washes, cuts it, etc.)If you say, "I am going to the hairdresser to do my hair," you are saying that you are the one who is going to do the styling and other work on the hair while at the hairdresser. This is certainly possible, but not that likely."Make" is not the correct verb choice. The expression is "to do one's hair" or "to do someone else's hair." Even though hair styling can be creative, and "to make" implies creation, it is not the right choice in this case.