Thinning
Hair Hairstyles
It’s not unusual to notice that there suddenly
seems to be more hair in your brush or on the shower floor.
It’s a popular myth that thinning hair is a "man’s
issue." In fact, by age 50, nearly half of men and
women experience some degree of hair thinning.
In the case of hereditary hair thinning (also known as
androgenetic alopecia), the big difference between men
and women is where their hair thinning occurs. Men's hair
tends to thin out around the hairline, at the back of
the head, and at the crown; a woman’s hair thinning
is more spread out over the area between the bangs and
the crown of the head. This is why we hear men refer to
"bald spots" and "receding hairlines,"
while women refer to "see-through" hair.
Hair is thickest at around age 20. After that, a combination
of factors prevents the hair from following its regular
growth process.
About styling and coloring techniques
Styling techniques including short blunt cuts and the
modern messy look are rated as excellent for fine or thinning
hair. Stylists also rated layered cuts as good for fine
or thinning hair.
"Thinning hair may be difficult to style,".
"With the right style, color, volumizing products,
conditioning treatments, and hair loss treatment, you
can boost their hair's volume, fullness and beauty for
better overall health and life of the hair."
According to the survey results, stylists find that
hair loss treatments, use of color, volumizing products,
and a change in hairstyle are effective means to add lift
to fine or thinning hair.
