Fact More than 30 million women in the U.S. suffer from thinning hair.
Lifecell Hair Treatment was scientifically formulated to counteract the effects of hair loss. Everyday stress, hormonal changes, poor nutrition, age, menopause, post-pregnancy, heredity, medication and damage caused by the environment and over-styling can impact the health of your hair and lead to breakage and excess shedding. Therefore, it’s important to ensure that the hair and scalp are healthy, conditioned and nourished to maintain the ideal environment for healthy hair growth
Thinning Hair
Hair Breakage
Pattern Baldness
Hair Loss
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A recent study by Harvard Medical School determined that hair loss leads to anxiety, stress, lack of sleep, and depression. As you age, your hair is robbed of nutrients and the follicle shrinks causing weak and fine hair which eventually falls out. Lifecell Hair Treatment acts to increase blood flow and to stimulate hair re-growth.
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women will lose 50% of hair before it appears as “thinning” ... but it’s not too late!
Thinning Hair:
Though it’s the second most common kind of hair loss, thinning hair is more a description than a condition. It appears as shedding or diffuse thinning over the scalp. This type of hair loss can be very unpredictable and could be related to several causes, including hormonal imbalance. It can also happen after giving birth or possibly be triggered by high stress. It’s typically not permanent, and hair often grows back once stress decreases or hormones regain a healthy balance.
Female Pattern Baldness:
This is caused by a combination of genetics and hormones. Every hair follicle is genetically programmed to be more or less susceptible to various hormones in the body. More susceptible or weaker follicles will be damaged when confronted with these hormones, causing the hair to first shed and gradually become thinner and finer with each regrowth until, eventually, the follicle itself succumbs and dies. An inherited trait, the amount of susceptible hair a person has is solely reliant on genetic chance and can’t be predicted. Naturally, those born with more of the weaker follicles will experience the greatest loss.