Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

i mean when u just leave ur hair with a pony will u loose too much of hair rather than tying.or will a fashionable cut lead to loss of ur hair?

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

no

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

no it wont what leads it is....straightening ur hair everyday or rpmanet straight

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

If anything a haircut won't lead to hair loss, but the opposite

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

No it won't. It actually keeps your hair healthier by cutting it.

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

never

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

THE FACTS Many Americans are quick to plop down large sums of money for trendy haircuts or trips to upscale salons, but some hairstyles can carry unforeseeable costs.

Tight ponytails, cornrows, buns, chignons, twists and other hairstyles that pull on the scalp for prolonged periods can result in irreversible hair loss, a medical condition known as traction alopecia.

There are no figures on how many people in the United States have experienced the problem, but it is probably most common in women and children.

It is also prevalent among African-Americans and East Indians, groups that are more likely to use chemical straighteners and braid their hair, and in the past, was common among nurses, many of whom used pins to secure their caps to their scalps for hours at a time.

The root cause of traction alopecia is excessive tension on the scalp.

The first signs are inflammation of the follicles, thickened or scaly skin, and in some cases small pustules. Over time, people with the condition may notice large amounts of broken strands around their scalps. Their hair, instead of being long and thick, becomes short and thin. The distribution of hair loss varies from one person to the next. In a person wearing a bun, for example, the damage may be confined to the back of the head.

Balding occurs when the problem is ignored long enough. But if detected early, it can be reversed. Or, it can be avoided altogether by limiting the use of tight curlers and chemical straighteners and by relaxing tension on the scalp.

THE BOTTOM LINE Hairstyles that pull too tightly on the scalp can lead to permanent hair loss.

Biotin supplements can help with help with hair loss. But be sure and check with your doctor before taking. :)

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

oh no of course not..the only hair you would lose would be the hair you agree to cut off

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

Okay, to answer your question: No a hair cut will not lead to hair loss. We our all born with a certain amount of hair follicles and hair grows in three different stages, but it's completely natural for your hair to fall out (i think it's estimated around 100,000 a day ) why are you going bald ? putting your hair in a ponytail or leaving it down with no ponytail will not affect the way your hair grows. Try massaging your scalp atleast once a day to get some blood circulation , that will atleast help a little bit. Hope this helps :)

Will a hair cut lead to hair loss???????????

Hi There,

A hair cut won't lead to hair loss. If anything, you'll be better off, because having tyde back too tight causes a lot of stress, which can sometimes lead to extensive hair loss. Also, pollution won't lead to hair loss either, that is unless the dust or pollution is toxic. If you're around a lot of dirty environments (ie. Construction sites) I'd suggest loosely covering your head with a bandanna or hat. If that's not an option just be sure to clean your hair with a revitalizing shampoo and conditioner treatment. Don't us a combined formula though, use individual shampoo and conditioner.

If you're looking for more information on hair treatment, hair loss and the methods available for treating hair loss - I encourage you to check out my blog, BattleAgainstBald.com. I started the blog immediately after receiving a hair restoration surgery. I used it to document the results of my procedure and thought I'd fill in the blank spots with general hair loss and hair treatment information.

best of luck to you in your battle.

-Seth