Hair shedding is a normal natural phenomenon. The normal shed rate is about 80 to 100 hairs a day. A greater hair loss, however, is cause for concern. Excessive hair loss affects both women and men. Although it is often associated with heredity, there are also many other factors which are involved in hair loss. There are several types of hair loss. Dermatologists often classify it into temporary (reversible) or permanent (irreversible) hair loss. Reversible hair loss is primarily caused by severe infections, prolonged stress, dieting, inadequate nutrition, severe infections, side effects of medication and improper hair care. Internal factors which may also be involved in hair loss are hormonal changes related to pregnancy and deficiencies in the function of the immune system. Irreversible hair loss usually results from a gradual reduction in the number of hair follicles, from permanent weakening of activity of hair follicles, or from different skin diseases. It is best if excessive hair loss is identified in the early stage, so that we may quickly face the problem and undertake proper measures. It is important that hair roots are supplied with additional nutrient substances which are required for hair growth and regeneration. Hair growth can be stimulated and enhanced by products for dermatological anti-hair loss care which:
The use of anti-hair loss products depends on the severity of the problem. In more marked hair loss it is recommended to use a combination of different products such as shampoo, lotion and capsules for biological nutrition of hair.
