Im 17 and im losing hair?

i dont know why im losing so much hair at 17...

Im 17 and im losing hair?

have you overprocessed you hair lately? do you color it often or do you heat style it a lot? also putting it into ponytails causes alot of breakage making it fall out. are you stressed out? either way unless you are losing handfulls everyday or you start noticing bald patches i wouldnt worry about it.

Im 17 and im losing hair?

u need to go doctors! my friends 15 and that happened to her shes got alabisha! u might not but get it checked out asap! ______XX

Im 17 and im losing hair?

Ive heard that can happen from stress.

Maybe you flatiron/curled your hair 2 much

but i relly dont know go see a doctor ASAP

Im 17 and im losing hair?

Losing hair is a normal part of everyday life. Over 200 strands fall out each day on average! It's only because they are old or dead and new ones need to grow in. I used to get freaked out too, but I was relieved after researching a little online. Try using less conditioner. I used to dump the entire bottle on my head and that's why I lost more hair than usual. I hope this helps and good luck!

Im 17 and im losing hair?

Try using T-Gel. You can get it at most stores, WalMart, Walgreens, etc. This is what my husband uses and now his hair is thick and sooo soft. I use to use Pantene 5X stronger shampoo and no conditioner. I used a pick to comb out my hair, work from the bottom up. And then I used a mousse and took it easy with the blow dryer. Now my hair is fine and I am using a whole different regimen.

Diet can play an important part too. Buy a bottle of the skin, hair and nail vitamins. Cut out greasy food and colas.

Im 17 and im losing hair?

It could be a vitamin deficiency. Everything, (or lack there of) that goes into your body shows in your skin and hair. I know that sometimes being anemic (low iron) can cause this as well as thyroid issues, eating disorders, smoking pot etc..You should go to your doctor to have it checked out. You might just be overly paranoid. Anyhow, better safe than sorry. See your Physician. Good luck!