Why Is Hair Shedding Worse in August? 7 Reasons
Hair shedding can increase during late summer, and research suggests hair cycling has a seasonal pattern. Here is how to tell normal seasonal shedding from hair loss that needs medical attention.
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Hair shedding can increase during late summer, and research suggests hair cycling has a seasonal pattern. Here is how to tell normal seasonal shedding from hair loss that needs medical attention.
Your scalp has a complex community of bacteria and fungi that helps maintain scalp health. Research links microbiome changes with dandruff and other scalp conditions, but the direct effect on hair growth is still being studied.
Hair loss can be linked to genetics, nutrient deficiencies, stress, illness, hormones, or hair-care damage. These evidence-based habits can reduce preventable shedding and protect hair, while persistent loss may require medical evaluation.