Losing my hair, what do i do?!?

I'm still young and my hairdresser thinks says my hair is starting to fall out in the front but the back is still as thick as always. My parents think it's because i do my hair too much but my hairdresser says it's probably from stress or it's hereditary. I'm a bit worried about this and i was wondering if anyone knew anything that might help?Losing my hair, what do i do?!?
Well? How often do you get your hair done?





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so try this...regular trims are a must, about every 7-9 weeks. if its been awhile since you have had a trim then inches may be called for to get to healthy hair. i use vitamin e on fresh washed hair.(its a vitamin that can be purchased where you buy vitamins, cut open capsule, squeeze into hand, rub hands together and apply to hair) dont message into scalp. if you get too much then just rewash it. hair will feel slightly sticky until dry then it will be nice and soft. it tames the frizzies, deep conditions and makes hair grow about three in a month. it takes about a month for the e to kick in. dont brush your hair but maybe once a week to message the scalp, i use a wide tooth comb at other times. brushing breaks off hair. i just started biotin vitamins two months ago this sat and notice and big growth spurt from that. biotin is cheap. i also have the biotin shampoo that i got from a vitamin store online. five bucks for a big bottle and a big bottle of E is about 8 bucks. the biotin is about 3 bucks. good luck
if your hair folicules (sp) cant breathe (coated with gel, product, dye, etc...), then yes, that's not good for keeping your hair healthy and the result may be thinning out. Try this once a week: wash your hair with baking soda, massaging the scalp well. rinse with vinegar. and leave it gel/ product free for a few days. Shampooing is overrated and leaves the hair damaged. for oily hair, shampoo every other day. for dry hair- twice a week.
Buy BioHair. Google it.


It's what a friend of mine used. In 7 months, he can see significant improvement.


Goodluck :)