Hair loss is a problem that many women face at some point in their lives. It can be particularly distressing when you are young and see the first signs of thinning hair. If your hair falls out easily, you may have inherited male-pattern baldness. It is also possible that you may be suffering from an underlying medical condition such as thyroid disease or low iron levels.
Women who experience hair loss often have fine, thinning hair, which is more prone to breakage than thick, coarse hair. Any trauma can lead to breakage and subsequent thinning of the scalp's protective outer layer (cortex). This causes hairs to enter the resting phase before f
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