Postpartum Hair Loss & Shedding When Baby Turned 3 Months Old!
Breanna Rutter / HowToBlackHair.com
2014-10-29
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Trina is experiencing excessive shedding after the birth of her new child and it was not this bad after the birth of her first child so what can she do to reduce her shedding.
#1 Your hair will finally shed 3 to 4 months after child birth
Once your hormones have become balanced again and also as your internal organs shift back into place, everything will resume as normal. Since the shedding phase of your hair has been paused, it presumes again shortly after the birth of your child! Many women at this point notice a loss of thickness and that’s because the density of your hair is normalizing since your hormones have become normalized as well.
#2 An increase in estrogen prolongs the resting and growth phase of hair
The growing phase of your hair is the Anagen phase and the fall out phase of your hair is the Telogen phase and when your estrogen levels are high, your hair remains in the Anagen phase longer and pauses the Telogen phase. During this time, your shedding is minimizing and while your hair growth goes through the roof!
#3 Continue to eat healthy and take supplements for healthy hair and body
The best thing you can do to limit the effects of post-partum shedding is to eat a healthy balanced diet and also supplement to assist your nutritional health as well. There are plenty of choices of vitamin supplements that you can take to equip you with nutrients that you may have missed through your meals.
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DISCLAIMER: All suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and advice given are for informational purposes only and should be used at your discretion and best judgment. I highly recommend conducting strand tests when trying or using new products, hair appliances and product mixes. I am not responsible or liable for adverse or undesirable effects including hair loss, hair breakage or other hair/scalp/skin/body damage as a direct or indirect result of the suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and/or advice given.
FTC: I am not representing, being paid by, or endorsing any of the product brands in this video & I purchased everything with my own money - UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED in video/blog content. There are links to products that might be helpful based on the content of this video/blog. Each of your purchases via our Amazon affiliate links supports our cause at no additional cost to you.
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Trina is experiencing excessive shedding after the birth of her new child and it was not this bad after the birth of her first child so what can she do to reduce her shedding.
#1 Your hair will finally shed 3 to 4 months after child birth
Once your hormones have become balanced again and also as your internal organs shift back into place, everything will resume as normal. Since the shedding phase of your hair has been paused, it presumes again shortly after the birth of your child! Many women at this point notice a loss of thickness and that’s because the density of your hair is normalizing since your hormones have become normalized as well.
#2 An increase in estrogen prolongs the resting and growth phase of hair
The growing phase of your hair is the Anagen phase and the fall out phase of your hair is the Telogen phase and when your estrogen levels are high, your hair remains in the Anagen phase longer and pauses the Telogen phase. During this time, your shedding is minimizing and while your hair growth goes through the roof!
#3 Continue to eat healthy and take supplements for healthy hair and body
The best thing you can do to limit the effects of post-partum shedding is to eat a healthy balanced diet and also supplement to assist your nutritional health as well. There are plenty of choices of vitamin supplements that you can take to equip you with nutrients that you may have missed through your meals.
Thanks For Watching!
DISCLAIMER: All suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and advice given are for informational purposes only and should be used at your discretion and best judgment. I highly recommend conducting strand tests when trying or using new products, hair appliances and product mixes. I am not responsible or liable for adverse or undesirable effects including hair loss, hair breakage or other hair/scalp/skin/body damage as a direct or indirect result of the suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and/or advice given.
FTC: I am not representing, being paid by, or endorsing any of the product brands in this video & I purchased everything with my own money - UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED in video/blog content. There are links to products that might be helpful based on the content of this video/blog. Each of your purchases via our Amazon affiliate links supports our cause at no additional cost to you.
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