Comments on: What is the function of hair?

By: Felice@anti aging

Felice@anti aging — Sun, 08 May 2011 21:09:05 +0000

Oh.. Its think it is only a miracle when her hair make the bullet stops from penetrating to the brain.

By: Don@Laser Eye Surgery

Don@Laser Eye Surgery — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 04:52:28 +0000

A friend of mine had very severe hairloss at the age of 26, I believe it was related to a hormonal imbalance as she also suffered from fertility related concerns. Such a shame at such an early age.

By: Dee@Braun Electric Shavers

Dee@Braun Electric Shavers — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 23:53:03 +0000

Hair loss is quite traumatic, especially for women. I had a friend who became seriously ill in her early 20′s and her hair became extremely thin. She wore a wig for years, then started having weaves put into her hair. Very time consuming and expensive process, but it helped make her feel better about herself. People want their hair to look good no matter what they have to do. It can seriously damage your self esteem when something damages your hair.

By: Trophy Water Guide Service

Trophy Water Guide Service — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 16:08:24 +0000

Jane is right. Our culture doesn’t accept baldness very well for anyone, but especially for women. It’s unfortunate that we have that societal bias– balding is so common that social reprecussion reach many.

By: Jamal@Human Hair Weave

Jamal@Human Hair Weave — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 09:44:11 +0000

I have a friend, who suffered premature hair loss in his twenties. In their thirties he was almost completely bald. Now he wears a wig. Looks just like real hair. But I hope someday they will invent something to prevent hair loss.

By: Jane@Ladies Wigs

Jane@Ladies Wigs — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 12:28:36 +0000

Society does not accept baldness in women as easily as it does men. I hope the research works out soon and leads to a permanent cure.

By: John Michaels@buyhumangrowthhormonepills.com

John Michaels@buyhumangrowthhormonepills.com — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:18:17 +0000

I used to worry about my hair loss until I read a few articles that some bald men are considered very hanson. I now believe if you have thinning hair “less is more”. I keep my hair very short 1/8 of an inch and it looks good.

By: attorney Olathe Kansas

attorney Olathe Kansas — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 15:58:23 +0000

I cannot even imagine going bald as a women. I didn’t realize it was that common in women. Interesting to think what I can do now to help prevent it later. I hope it wont ever be a problem for me.

Good to know there is actually research and products continually improving. Maybe by the time im 40 they will have product that stops balding all together.

By: Brian@ cordlesshairtrimmer.org

Brian@ cordlesshairtrimmer.org — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:18:59 +0000

Hair loss was a feature of all my male relatives, father, grandparents and uncles on both my father’s side and my mother’s side of the family. I have an elder brother, who suffered premature hair loss in his twenties. I grew up expecting it with simple resignation.

I wish it could have been otherwise.

I jokingly said I would like to keep it until it went grey – and I did, but only because I was prematurely grey. I look at photos of my children’s baby years and see a man with thinning hair, and my wife says I have changed much over the years – but realy she means the receding and disappearing hairline. Look at your friends old photos – if they have lost their hair, the most striking thing you will notice and comment upon will be the hair they once had.

I would very much have liked to have kept my hair, for simple practical reasons – it provides a layer of warmth in winter, and a sun shield in summer. And a well groomed head of hair always looks smarter than a glistening dome.

It would have been great to have been aware of the opportunities to treat premature baldness at a time when it could have been slowed and perhaps prevented. It is a much better to take action to prevent baldness, than face the prosepct of reversing what has happened. Reading just how complex hair is, makes it all the more compelling to take care of your hairline in good time
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By: Romy @ skin care products

Romy @ skin care products — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 12:38:44 +0000

I think a lot of people has problems with losing hair, but don’t really pay attention to it until is too late. Even I lose hair, but I guess that being young helps, as it grows back a lot faster.

And even though i tried several products to stop it from falling, none worked, so far. I guess I’ll keep trying.

Interesting fact you have here, a lot of good information. I’ll have to read some more, maybe I’ll find something that could help me.
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