Hair is a vital part of the human body, it not only adds color to us, but also protects our scalp. However, every day we lose some hair, which makes one wonder: is the amount of hair lost normal? When is hair loss? At the same time, silicone-free shampoos have also sprung up on the market, claiming to improve hair quality. But is this shampoo really suitable for everyone? This article will answer these questions for you.
First, let's understand the normal range of hair loss. According to studies, it is normal to lose 50-100 hairs per day. This is due to the hair growth cycle, with about 80-90% of hair in the anagen phase and 10-20% in the telogen phase. After the telogen phase is over, hair falls out and then new hair begins to grow, which is a natural cycle. So don't worry too much if the hair you fall out every day is within the normal range.
However, when hair loss exceeds the normal range, we can call it hair loss. Hair loss can be caused by a variety of reasons, such as genetic factors, hormonal imbalances, malnutrition, etc. If you notice that you are losing significantly more hair every day, or notice that your hair has become thinning, it could be a sign of hair loss. At this time, you should consult a professional doctor in time to find out the cause and develop a corresponding treatment plan.
In the market, silicone-free shampoos have become a product that has attracted much attention. They claim to improve hair quality and repair damaged strands. However, silicone-free shampoos are not for everyone. In fact, normal hair doesn't need much care, and silicone-free shampoos may leave hair greasy and tarnished. In addition, long-term use of silicone-free shampoos can lead to dandruff problems because silicone oil itself has the effect of clogging hair follicles.
For people with special hair needs, such as people with easily damaged hair, people with dry scalp, etc., silicone-free shampoos may have some effect. Still, choosing the right shampoo for you should be decided on an individual basis. If you are unsure about your hair needs, it is best to consult a professional hairstylist or dermatologist for advice to choose the right shampoo for you.
In summary, the amount of hair loss is normal within a certain range, beyond which it may be hair loss. Silicone-free shampoos are not ideal for everyone, and the choice of shampoo should be decided based on individual needs. Only by understanding our hair needs and taking proper care measures can we maintain healthy hair. #Summer Creation Contest##图文作者打造计划#
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