Help im losing my hair!!!!!!!?

okay I'm 13 yrs old and i have very thin long hair! i'm losing lots of hair! i usually don''t like taking it to school down bcoz i always have hairs on my clothes! when i gently pull my hair i get like 4 strands of hair on my hand!


i know that everybody loses 50 strands a day but my hair is super thin!!


help me plz!! my hair doesn't grow that fast either!Help im losing my hair!!!!!!!?
your hair is probably brittle and damaged..go easy on the straightener and use heat protectant while using it...Help im losing my hair!!!!!!!?
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First, make sure that you are healthy. You want to make sure that you're okay.


Then, you can buy shampoo that adds volume and thickness to your hair.


Make sure you get your tangles out easily; if you pull on tangles more hair comes out.


If you're going to wear your hair down, maybe put a clip in it so you're less temped to mess with it.


Always carry a ponytail holder on your rist for a back-up solution.