Thanks Abbey. Yours is the first 'easy to understand' description I've heard that defines the difference between breakage and shedding! It's also one that makes total sense to me. Well done!
I watched different short saying that when wett hair stretches and then shrinks on each other, it causes notts in our hair, leading to friction and hair breakage. Her advice was to wear your hair long or streatch it out, like play in it more if you have curls or a afro. I try to keep my hair highdrated, and my scalp moisturized with oil & since i have thick hair, i pick it out more now when its still little wet I hope this helps yall
My hair is breaking off. Ever since I let my natural grey hair grow out, it breaks 😭. Very thin half way to the end. Not using any products or heat. Wash my hair three times a week😣!
Replied to a similar comment so I’m gonna copy paste most of it 😅 make sure your hair is well covered when you condition so it will be well hydrated; you can also start using some masks every now and then +apply a good amount of oil on mids and ends before shampooing keep hair from getting dry Besides that you can try and find some loose hair styles [like two braids that aren’t tied up hard] so it keeps it from getting tangled especially before bed Don’t forget although it may be frustrating try and be as gentle as possible when brushing; maybe use your fingers at first and if there is a knot apply some oil on the finger tips and gently detangle it One more tip cause I don’t know your hair routine so just in case: use microfiber towel or a cotton old shirt to dry after washing and never go to bed with wet hair Also try and find a water filter if the water where you live is very heavy cause that can cause hair to be more fragile and break too
Last thing I promise 😅: you said you don’t use any products but you didn’t specify exactly and I’m not sure what you meant so I suggest to start using some oil [like jojoba or argan]on ends regularly to keep them hydrated and perhaps a leave in conditioner [game changer if it’s a good one] Hope this helps
Some things that have helped to control my hairfall include: (1) I discontinued wearing ponytails because it causes tension damage. (2) I began massaging my hair and scalp twice a week with liitleextra cocoonnion hair oil while leaning forward & holding my head upside down to allow blood flow to the scalp. (3) Covering my head while moving out to shield my hair from dust and pollution. (4) Using mild shampoo again from liittleextra only to cleanse my hair.
As a licensed cosmetologist this is actually not true . Hair has three phases of growth and one of them is a natural resting phase . When hairs fall out during that phase they do not have a white bulb because a fresh new hair has taken its place . If your hair fallout has white bulbs it was prematurely pulled and that’s even worse because it’s unlikely to have a new hair in its place as you’re removing the “root” before it was ready .
Thats false. The bulb in itself isnt the root. People suffering from telogen effluvium usually have their hair shed with bulbs and guess what? It takes 6 months for it to recover
The idea that hair fall with a white bulb at the end is abnormal can be a misunderstanding. In reality, it's quite normal for hair to shed with the white bulb, as it's a natural part of the hair growth cycle. The white bulb is the root sheath, which surrounds the hair follicle. When a hair completes its growth phase and enters the shedding phase, it's common for this bulb to be present at the base of the hair.
@@userleftthisaccountforeverplease tell me how to differentiate the white bulb of a telogen hair and that of normal hair that was supposed to shed, if you know. Is there a difference?
When I go through my hair with my fingers mostly there will be some hairs which falls of. But I noticed that the white spot is damage, because it was at the botton of my hair and at the top wasn't a white spot (my hair is damaged which is why I have a lot of those white spots at the botton)
The idea that hair fall with a white bulb at the end is abnormal can be a misunderstanding. In reality, it's quite normal for hair to shed with the white bulb, as it's a natural part of the hair growth cycle. The white bulb is the root sheath, which surrounds the hair follicle. When a hair completes its growth phase and enters the shedding phase, it's common for this bulb to be present at the base of the hair.
What if huge pieces are coming out, completely full length with the bulb at the end, any time there is friction? It's... a lot to seem like regular shedding...
I have very fine hair. Like baby fine. But my moms looks the same. My bulbs are there but they are SO much smaller than yours. Are bulbs different sizes due to hair strand thickness?
My hair breaks off as I sleep, I've tried putting on a silk scarf, but I toss and turn so I always wake up without it. Silk or bamboo pillowcases doesn't really seems to do the trick either. And they call it beauty sleep... 😓
I have this problem too... the only way I can get the scarf to stay on my head is to tie it so tight it leaves a mark on my forehead. How do you tie your scarves if you dont mind me asking?
Maybe try a silk bonnet where you tie it instead of the ones with the Rubber band inside. I had the same problem until i found my new bonnet. Do a comfortebly tight dubble knot in the back and then bring the band to your forehead and do another knot
What if it’s both? If I touch my hair, it either breaks off from wherever I touched it or comes straight out of my scalp. My hair is all over my house, my office, my car. A few years now.
I’ve been stressing so much bc not all the time but sometimes at night (this might be because my hair is damp) when I just like not tug but lightly pull some hairs come out
Abby I have a huge problem and the internet is giving me way too many "causes". I have white little specs all over my strands from mid length to my very ends. I completely stopped bleaching over a year ago and limit my heat use to very minimal. I do not get regular cuts however I did just get a really good one but still have a lot of these specs. I bought k18 recently but I have been using the everpure bond repair line for about a month. I massage l nightly and use rosemary oil (few months now), I do use the oils on my ends and strands but when I do I almost feel Like the breakage increases. Use satin pillow case, very loose updo with satin scrunchie, or claw clip or wear my hair Down with very little brushing. I don't know what I'm doing wrong it doesn't Seem to be improving at all. I know I have a ton of hair growth so my lengths are all different not to be confused to broken ends although most of It is. Help please with any guidance
How long is your hair? I had this problem but it improved over time once I realized I wasnt using enough conditioner, both rinse out and leave in. You probably wont see immediate extraordinary results but ensuring that you hair is conditioned enough will protect it from mechanical damage (the culprit it my case) among other things. This combined with regular trims will, over time, improve the quality of your hair. Please try using a good leave in (use more than you think you need if your hair is dry) and an oil to protect fragile, already damaged ends. Good luck
Without seeing the hair in person we can't be 100 percent sure but usually that's from damage and your best bet is a great hair cut you can feel good about as you grow healthy hair.
Sometimes hair breaks of because of lack of moisture as well also make sure your using oils for your hair type find out if your low porosity or high porosity For low porosity use oils like sweet almond jojoba oil or grape seed oil even pumpkin oil for high porosity use thicker oils like castor oil and or coconut oil also chopping off hair where the specs are at is a must use mosturizing shampoos and conditioners limit hair wash days to 2 days use a leave in conditioner use hair masks
Herbs and ingredients good for blonde hair for fairytale like long, thick bouncy, shiny, silky, lovely, vibrant blonde hair Yarrow ( Achillea millefolium ) is an effective for treating dandruff, itchiness, scalp irritation, scalp irritation and oily scalp. It has also been shown to help to show counteract hair loss. Regular use of this will lighten your hair. Oat straw( Avena Sativa ) it has emollient qualities that promotes softness, body and shine. It contains nutrients that help aid in healthy scalp maintenance and hair growth. Oat straw tea brings out highlights in blonde hair. It adds body body and luster. Mullein(Verbascum thapsus) rich in mucilage, has been used as a soothing emollient for inflammatory scalp conditions and dry hair and scalp. Mullein can be used as a floral rinse to add highlights. Good For: Blond highlights; Dry hair and scalp Dandelion( Yaraxacum officinale ): Taraxacum officinale, a root rich in iron, helps treat dandruff and dry hair issues. Dandelion leaves are loaded with minerals and vitamins, especially vitamin A, that help balance sebum. Dandelion infusions have been used to add sheen and light highlights to hair. Good For: Body & Luster and Highlights Wheat germ oil This oil is one of the most beneficial for blondes! The yellowish-ochre coloured oil contains high levels of Vitamin A, E, calcium, magnesium, copper and manganese, so it not only lightens, it feeds your hair nourishment, too! You should find your hair is a bit more golden, and more hydrated, too. Onions (if you mix with a lot of lemon juice the onion smell goes away) Lavender Chamomile Beer Ginger Violet Marigold petals for shimmering highlights Vanilla Cassia, Cassia obovata, often called neutral henna, is not a henna at all. The ground leaves look like henna but contain a golden yellow dye molecule that adds color to very pale blond or gray hair. An excellent conditioner, it strengthens the hair shaft, enhances volume, adds shine and may help improve dandruff. Cassia is often mixed with true henna. Good For: Body & Luster; Blond highlights; Conditioner. Elder Flowers, Sambucus nigra, are mildly astringent and help soothe a dry, irritated scalp. Hair-softening elderflower also helps dry damaged hair. Good For: Dry hair & Scalp; Scalp conditions*; Body & Luster. Fenugreek, Trigonella foenum-graecum, or Methi, provides natural proteins for the nourishment and health of hair, stimulates blood flow to the root of the hair, and was used to combat hair loss. Used as a treatment for dandruff, thinning hair, and damaged hair, it is said to preserve hair's natural color and keep hair silky. Good For: Hair loss/thinning; Scalp conditions* Lavender, Lavendula officinalis, has anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and antiseptic properties that help with hair loss, shedding and inflammatory scalp conditions. Its ability to balance oil production makes it a great hair care herb for all hair types. Good For: Dry hair & Scalp; Oily hair & Scalp; Scalp conditions*; Hair loss/thinning Shikakai, Acacia concinna, is referred to as "fruit for the hair." It has a naturally mild pH, and it gently cleans hair and increases bounciness and silkiness of hair without stripping it of natural oils. As a natural hair conditioner, Shikakai is said to promote hair growth, strengthen hair roots and clear dandruff. Good For: Body & Luster and Hair loss/thinning. Yucca Root: Yucca schidigera, an emollient that contains natural saponins, a natural cleansing, and foaming agent, making it an ideal ingredient in shampoo and other hair care products. It soothes and nourishes the scalp. Navajos swear by yucca root to prevent hair loss and to cure dandruff. Good For: Hair loss/thinning; Dry hair & Scalp; Scalp conditions: inflammation, dandruff, irritated or sensitive skin, itchiness, dermatitis. Honey and Cinnamon which bleach your dresses quickly you can combine with sugar for glossiness and shine. Moisturisers blonde hair loves Pure coconut oil and pure Shea butter.
There really isn’t anything special you can do sadly still: make sure you don’t do any excessive chemical treatments [color, bleach, perm] don’t use heat often and when you do use a good heat protectant, make sure your hair is well covered when you condition so it will be well hydrated; you can also start using some masks every now and then +oil before shampooing Moral of the story:keep hair from getting dry Besides that you can try and find some loose hair styles [like two braids that aren’t tied up hard] so it keeps it from getting tangled especially before bed Don’t forget although it may be frustrating try and be as gentle as possible when brushing; maybe use your fingers at first and if there is a knot apply some oil on the finger tips and gently detangle it
Do you use leave in and oils? My hair was always dry and frizzy no matter how good or professional the products I was using were. Leave in saved my hair, it felt damaged and dry and looked kinda ratty despite brushing it gently and never using heat or any colouring.
I'm a guy, I've only recently grown my hair out. It's definitely breakage I'm dealing with, can I get some advice ladies! For context my hair is a mix of curly at the back and sides and straight/waves on the top
Brushing hair while wet can cause breakage, use a leave in conditioner that also detangles to help, and using hair oil can help too by conditioning/protecting your mid shaft and ends.
Oil before shampooing Mix your shampoo with water (if it’s sulphate based one) Oil the ends after your shower - when it’s slightly wet. Use a micro fibre cloth/old cotton T-shirt. Use a scalp massager when applying oil and shampooing
I’ve never seen a white bulb when my hair falls like literally never and I don’t care i have extremely thick hair no need to scare us or make us feel bad. A lot of things you say are not true for everyone
I'm defo shedding 💀
Same I don’t wanna loss my hair 😭
WAYYY TO MUCH! But i think im just balding😂
Thanks Abbey. Yours is the first 'easy to understand' description I've heard that defines the difference between breakage and shedding! It's also one that makes total sense to me. Well done!
I notice when i wash my hair a lot of really short hairs come out. They don't look like they broke off. They are tapered at the end.
Same man but I’m black I wonder what the hell is going on I’ve been taking care of my hair too so it is scary a little bit
I have also same problem
Please suggest any advice which you have about it. 😢😢
Same !!! My hair length is till my shoulders but I see small hairs too. Did u find out if it's normal or not ?
I watched different short saying that when wett hair stretches and then shrinks on each other, it causes notts in our hair, leading to friction and hair breakage.
Her advice was to wear your hair long or streatch it out, like play in it more if you have curls or a afro. I try to keep my hair highdrated, and my scalp moisturized with oil & since i have thick hair, i pick it out more now when its still little wet
I hope this helps yall
I love the little white bulbs!
Its wierd but I like them too
Same! I don’t know why but I’m fascinated with them whenever I see them lol
@@i_am_nishaj same 😂😂 why we like this
Lol we're not alone 😂@@promotionalman3946
My hair is breaking off. Ever since I let my natural grey hair grow out, it breaks 😭. Very thin half way to the end. Not using any products or heat. Wash my hair three times a week😣!
Replied to a similar comment so I’m gonna copy paste most of it 😅
make sure your hair is well covered when you condition so it will be well hydrated; you can also start using some masks every now and then +apply a good amount of oil on mids and ends before shampooing
keep hair from getting dry
Besides that you can try and find some loose hair styles [like two braids that aren’t tied up hard] so it keeps it from getting tangled especially before bed
Don’t forget although it may be frustrating try and be as gentle as possible when brushing; maybe use your fingers at first and if there is a knot apply some oil on the finger tips and gently detangle it
One more tip cause I don’t know your hair routine so just in case: use microfiber towel or a cotton old shirt to dry after washing and never go to bed with wet hair
Also try and find a water filter if the water where you live is very heavy cause that can cause hair to be more fragile and break too
Last thing I promise 😅: you said you don’t use any products but you didn’t specify exactly and I’m not sure what you meant so I suggest to start using some oil [like jojoba or argan]on ends regularly to keep them hydrated and perhaps a leave in conditioner [game changer if it’s a good one]
Hope this helps
Some things that have helped to control my hairfall include: (1) I discontinued wearing ponytails because it causes tension damage. (2) I began massaging my hair and scalp twice a week with liitleextra cocoonnion hair oil while leaning forward & holding my head upside down to allow blood flow to the scalp. (3) Covering my head while moving out to shield my hair from dust and pollution. (4) Using mild shampoo again from liittleextra only to cleanse my hair.
So true !! I am experiencing this ❤️
Your hair looks so healthy ❤
As a licensed cosmetologist this is actually not true . Hair has three phases of growth and one of them is a natural resting phase . When hairs fall out during that phase they do not have a white bulb because a fresh new hair has taken its place . If your hair fallout has white bulbs it was prematurely pulled and that’s even worse because it’s unlikely to have a new hair in its place as you’re removing the “root” before it was ready .
Totally agree with this.
To prove this - just pull out a baby hair with a tweezer it will come out with the white bulb.
Thats false. The bulb in itself isnt the root. People suffering from telogen effluvium usually have their hair shed with bulbs and guess what? It takes 6 months for it to recover
The idea that hair fall with a white bulb at the end is abnormal can be a misunderstanding. In reality, it's quite normal for hair to shed with the white bulb, as it's a natural part of the hair growth cycle. The white bulb is the root sheath, which surrounds the hair follicle. When a hair completes its growth phase and enters the shedding phase, it's common for this bulb to be present at the base of the hair.
@@userleftthisaccountforeverplease tell me how to differentiate the white bulb of a telogen hair and that of normal hair that was supposed to shed, if you know. Is there a difference?
When I go through my hair with my fingers mostly there will be some hairs which falls of. But I noticed that the white spot is damage, because it was at the botton of my hair and at the top wasn't a white spot (my hair is damaged which is why I have a lot of those white spots at the botton)
The idea that hair fall with a white bulb at the end is abnormal can be a misunderstanding. In reality, it's quite normal for hair to shed with the white bulb, as it's a natural part of the hair growth cycle. The white bulb is the root sheath, which surrounds the hair follicle. When a hair completes its growth phase and enters the shedding phase, it's common for this bulb to be present at the base of the hair.
Really ? If it is true then I should not any take more tension?
@@CU.ed1 Yeah there's nothing to worry about.
Hair strands that are pointy are split ends or new baby hair ?
What if huge pieces are coming out, completely full length with the bulb at the end, any time there is friction? It's... a lot to seem like regular shedding...
What to do to stop breakage?
Yup my has the bulbs
I have very fine hair. Like baby fine. But my moms looks the same. My bulbs are there but they are SO much smaller than yours. Are bulbs different sizes due to hair strand thickness?
My hair breaks off as I sleep, I've tried putting on a silk scarf, but I toss and turn so I always wake up without it. Silk or bamboo pillowcases doesn't really seems to do the trick either. And they call it beauty sleep... 😓
Apply some oil on the mid lengths and ends. Plait your hair n sleep. You will see a difference
I have this problem too... the only way I can get the scarf to stay on my head is to tie it so tight it leaves a mark on my forehead. How do you tie your scarves if you dont mind me asking?
@@turtleface25 Yes this please help someone who knows!
use a silk bonnet, it helps 😊
Maybe try a silk bonnet where you tie it instead of the ones with the Rubber band inside. I had the same problem until i found my new bonnet. Do a comfortebly tight dubble knot in the back and then bring the band to your forehead and do another knot
What if it’s both? If I touch my hair, it either breaks off from wherever I touched it or comes straight out of my scalp. My hair is all over my house, my office, my car. A few years now.
But my scalp looks fine
I’ve been stressing so much bc not all the time but sometimes at night (this might be because my hair is damp) when I just like not tug but lightly pull some hairs come out
My hair are shedding with black bulb at the end and it is shorter than normal hair will it grow back or not?
Same problem bro
What if you have both shedding and breakage? I relate to both of them.
Man i have ton of hair shading
How much hairs a day?
@@subhajitguharoy6418 probly 10 or more
@@subhajitguharoy6418 10+
What about black tiny bulb at the end
And what to do now ?
From last few days i am facing lots of hair fall with white end during shower aur i just comb my hair should I visit dermatologist
Bro if I pull out hairs with the white tip on the end do they grow back💀
How do I stop it??
Abby I have a huge problem and the internet is giving me way too many "causes". I have white little specs all over my strands from mid length to my very ends. I completely stopped bleaching over a year ago and limit my heat use to very minimal. I do not get regular cuts however I did just get a really good one but still have a lot of these specs. I bought k18 recently but I have been using the everpure bond repair line for about a month. I massage l nightly and use rosemary oil (few months now), I do use the oils on my ends and strands but when I do I almost feel
Like the breakage increases. Use satin pillow case, very loose updo with satin scrunchie, or claw clip or wear my hair
Down with very little brushing. I don't know what I'm doing wrong it doesn't
Seem to be improving at all. I know I have a ton of hair growth so my lengths are all different not to be confused to broken ends although most of
It is. Help please with any guidance
those are 100% broken hairs. nothing will help beside cutting it at that point
How long is your hair? I had this problem but it improved over time once I realized I wasnt using enough conditioner, both rinse out and leave in. You probably wont see immediate extraordinary results but ensuring that you hair is conditioned enough will protect it from mechanical damage (the culprit it my case) among other things. This combined with regular trims will, over time, improve the quality of your hair. Please try using a good leave in (use more than you think you need if your hair is dry) and an oil to protect fragile, already damaged ends. Good luck
What's your product routine start to finish?
Without seeing the hair in person we can't be 100 percent sure but usually that's from damage and your best bet is a great hair cut you can feel good about as you grow healthy hair.
Sometimes hair breaks of because of lack of moisture as well also make sure your using oils for your hair type find out if your low porosity or high porosity
For low porosity use oils like sweet almond jojoba oil or grape seed oil even pumpkin oil for high porosity use thicker oils like castor oil and or coconut oil also chopping off hair where the specs are at is a must use mosturizing shampoos and conditioners limit hair wash days to 2 days use a leave in conditioner use hair masks
Oh, that’s new to me.
Why dose my hair fal of when pullibg gently? Like 10 hair stratds get out and im only 19
Oh I thought it was dandruff
I have a question my hair js comes off idk
My scalp disagrees with you.... its not breakage.
Omg I thought the white bulb was a splitend😮
Herbs and ingredients good for blonde hair for fairytale like long, thick bouncy, shiny, silky, lovely, vibrant blonde hair
Yarrow ( Achillea millefolium ) is an effective for treating dandruff, itchiness, scalp irritation, scalp irritation and oily scalp. It has also been shown to help to show counteract hair loss. Regular use of this will lighten your hair. Oat straw( Avena Sativa ) it has emollient qualities that promotes softness, body and shine. It contains nutrients that help aid in healthy scalp maintenance and hair growth. Oat straw tea brings out highlights in blonde hair. It adds body body and luster. Mullein(Verbascum thapsus) rich in mucilage, has been used as a soothing emollient for inflammatory scalp conditions and dry hair and scalp. Mullein can be used as a floral rinse to add highlights. Good For: Blond highlights; Dry hair and scalp Dandelion( Yaraxacum officinale ): Taraxacum officinale, a root rich in iron, helps treat dandruff and dry hair issues. Dandelion leaves are loaded with minerals and vitamins, especially vitamin A, that help balance sebum. Dandelion infusions have been used to add sheen and light highlights to hair. Good For: Body & Luster and Highlights Wheat germ oil This oil is one of the most beneficial for blondes! The yellowish-ochre coloured oil contains high levels of Vitamin A, E, calcium, magnesium, copper and manganese, so it not only lightens, it feeds your hair nourishment, too! You should find your hair is a bit more golden, and more hydrated, too. Onions (if you mix with a lot of lemon juice the onion smell goes away) Lavender Chamomile Beer Ginger Violet Marigold petals for shimmering highlights Vanilla Cassia, Cassia obovata, often called neutral henna, is not a henna at all. The ground leaves look like henna but contain a golden yellow dye molecule that adds color to very pale blond or gray hair. An excellent conditioner, it strengthens the hair shaft, enhances volume, adds shine and may help improve dandruff. Cassia is often mixed with true henna. Good For: Body & Luster; Blond highlights; Conditioner. Elder Flowers, Sambucus nigra, are mildly astringent and help soothe a dry, irritated scalp. Hair-softening elderflower also helps dry damaged hair. Good For: Dry hair & Scalp; Scalp conditions*; Body & Luster. Fenugreek, Trigonella foenum-graecum, or Methi, provides natural proteins for the nourishment and health of hair, stimulates blood flow to the root of the hair, and was used to combat hair loss. Used as a treatment for dandruff, thinning hair, and damaged hair, it is said to preserve hair's natural color and keep hair silky. Good For: Hair loss/thinning; Scalp conditions* Lavender, Lavendula officinalis, has anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and antiseptic properties that help with hair loss, shedding and inflammatory scalp conditions. Its ability to balance oil production makes it a great hair care herb for all hair types. Good For: Dry hair & Scalp; Oily hair & Scalp; Scalp conditions*; Hair loss/thinning Shikakai, Acacia concinna, is referred to as "fruit for the hair." It has a naturally mild pH, and it gently cleans hair and increases bounciness and silkiness of hair without stripping it of natural oils. As a natural hair conditioner, Shikakai is said to promote hair growth, strengthen hair roots and clear dandruff. Good For: Body & Luster and Hair loss/thinning. Yucca Root: Yucca schidigera, an emollient that contains natural saponins, a natural cleansing, and foaming agent, making it an ideal ingredient in shampoo and other hair care products. It soothes and nourishes the scalp. Navajos swear by yucca root to prevent hair loss and to cure dandruff. Good For: Hair loss/thinning; Dry hair & Scalp; Scalp conditions: inflammation, dandruff, irritated or sensitive skin, itchiness, dermatitis. Honey and Cinnamon which bleach your dresses quickly you can combine with sugar for glossiness and shine. Moisturisers blonde hair loves Pure coconut oil and pure Shea butter.
How to keep fine hair from breaking when I brush without weighing it down. My hair tends to get really tangled.
There really isn’t anything special you can do sadly
still: make sure you don’t do any excessive chemical treatments [color, bleach, perm] don’t use heat often and when you do use a good heat protectant, make sure your hair is well covered when you condition so it will be well hydrated; you can also start using some masks every now and then +oil before shampooing
Moral of the story:keep hair from getting dry
Besides that you can try and find some loose hair styles [like two braids that aren’t tied up hard] so it keeps it from getting tangled especially before bed
Don’t forget although it may be frustrating try and be as gentle as possible when brushing; maybe use your fingers at first and if there is a knot apply some oil on the finger tips and gently detangle it
what to do if it’s breaking?
okay I thought those bulbs were lice or something thank you very much
What do I do if my IS actually falling out? Help! I’m going bald! 😭😭😭
😬 oops
My spillt ends is breaking off 💀
What can cause breakage if you don’t dye your hair, no heat at all, no extra styling product? Just wash/condition and natural air dry all the time?
Do you use leave in and oils? My hair was always dry and frizzy no matter how good or professional the products I was using were. Leave in saved my hair, it felt damaged and dry and looked kinda ratty despite brushing it gently and never using heat or any colouring.
What's your hair texture?
A lot of my breakage is from hair styles. Ponytails, high buns.
Tying the hair up tight. Mine happened even when it was loose
Okay so I’m good I thought sum was wrong wit me 😭but damn I’m growing hella hair😅
Guess I’m shedding
Except hair falls out from other things than just its natural cycle
I'm a guy, I've only recently grown my hair out. It's definitely breakage I'm dealing with, can I get some advice ladies!
For context my hair is a mix of curly at the back and sides and straight/waves on the top
Brushing hair while wet can cause breakage, use a leave in conditioner that also detangles to help, and using hair oil can help too by conditioning/protecting your mid shaft and ends.
Oil before shampooing
Mix your shampoo with water (if it’s sulphate based one)
Oil the ends after your shower - when it’s slightly wet.
Use a micro fibre cloth/old cotton T-shirt.
Use a scalp massager when applying oil and shampooing
I’ve never seen a white bulb when my hair falls like literally never and I don’t care i have extremely thick hair no need to scare us or make us feel bad. A lot of things you say are not true for everyone