Question about losin my hair???

[Guest guest]

Your hair doesn't fall out in clumps nor in large amounts at one time. You will just notice more hair in the tub or the sink when you wash it. I also have very thick hair and it did get to the point where I could notice my scalp but that only lasted for a couple of months and now my hair is just as thick as it was.

Ramona

[Guest guest]

Your hair doesn't fall out in clumps nor in large amounts at one time. You will just notice more hair in the tub or the sink when you wash it. I also have very thick hair and it did get to the point where I could notice my scalp but that only lasted for a couple of months and now my hair is just as thick as it was.

Ramona

[Guest guest]

ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you are havin cancer

treatments or something. I have thick hair and im scared about this.

Thats one of the few things i have always took pride is my hair. So

are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

sheryll in oklahoma

[Guest guest]

While I don't know how much hair you lose, I can tell you that you are only

without what you lose for a few months. After that time, it starts to grow

back. LaWanda At 09:20 PM 7/14/05, you wrote:

>ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you are havin cancer

>treatments or something. I have thick hair and im scared about this.

>Thats one of the few things i have always took pride is my hair. So

>are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

>

>sheryll in oklahoma

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[Guest guest]

NO, you will not lose enough to be noticeable. It does come out in

handfuls but you will not have any bald spots. If you are really

concerned try taking some biotin found at GNC. But try to relax, it

does stop.

Huggles

> ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you are havin cancer

> treatments or something. I have thick hair and im scared about this.

> Thats one of the few things i have always took pride is my hair. So

> are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

>

> sheryll in oklahoma

[Guest guest]

, if I may, Sheryll, my name is Pam Marsh and I

think that the amount of hair loss is based on a

number of things. First of all, I am African

American. If you know anything about our hair type,

we don't wash our hair everyday like some other

cultures. The hair is just to dry naturally. My hair

started shedding at 3 months and it did not come out

in handfuls. It was a normal shed like when you comb

your brush your hair. I believe that because the hair

is not washed so much (natural conditioners and

moisture is not loss as often as it is with someone

that might wash their hair everyday)I had less

shedding and not coming out in handfuls. Now that is

not to say that other African American people's hair

did not come out in handfuls. Only mines did not.

So, take the biotin as stated and some zink.

You can also try a product called Nioxin (you can get

it from a salon but I have not seen it in the beauty

supply store yet). It promotes hair growth and

strenthens the hair. My sister is a hair stylists and

that is what she use on her clients that have cancer

and have had treatment and it grows their hair.

I know that is a concern...hair loss because our hair

is our glory. It will stop at some point and if it

doesn't, there are all sorts of beautiful wigs that

look natural. Whether your hair comes out or not does

not change who you are. Your beauty lies within and

not in your physical attributes.

I wish you peace on your weight loss journey and would

love to hear from you more often.

Pam Marsh

--- Diane Duenas brendadiane64@...>

wrote:

>

> NO, you will not lose enough to be noticeable. It

> does come out in

> handfuls but you will not have any bald spots. If

> you are really

> concerned try taking some biotin found at GNC. But

> try to relax, it

> does stop.

>

> Huggles

>

>

> > ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you

> are havin cancer

> > treatments or something. I have thick hair and im

> scared about this.

> > Thats one of the few things i have always took

> pride is my hair. So

> > are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

> >

> > sheryll in oklahoma

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

, if I may, Sheryll, my name is Pam Marsh and I

think that the amount of hair loss is based on a

number of things. First of all, I am African

American. If you know anything about our hair type,

we don't wash our hair everyday like some other

cultures. The hair is just to dry naturally. My hair

started shedding at 3 months and it did not come out

in handfuls. It was a normal shed like when you comb

your brush your hair. I believe that because the hair

is not washed so much (natural conditioners and

moisture is not loss as often as it is with someone

that might wash their hair everyday)I had less

shedding and not coming out in handfuls. Now that is

not to say that other African American people's hair

did not come out in handfuls. Only mines did not.

So, take the biotin as stated and some zink.

You can also try a product called Nioxin (you can get

it from a salon but I have not seen it in the beauty

supply store yet). It promotes hair growth and

strenthens the hair. My sister is a hair stylists and

that is what she use on her clients that have cancer

and have had treatment and it grows their hair.

I know that is a concern...hair loss because our hair

is our glory. It will stop at some point and if it

doesn't, there are all sorts of beautiful wigs that

look natural. Whether your hair comes out or not does

not change who you are. Your beauty lies within and

not in your physical attributes.

I wish you peace on your weight loss journey and would

love to hear from you more often.

Pam Marsh

--- Diane Duenas brendadiane64@...>

wrote:

>

> NO, you will not lose enough to be noticeable. It

> does come out in

> handfuls but you will not have any bald spots. If

> you are really

> concerned try taking some biotin found at GNC. But

> try to relax, it

> does stop.

>

> Huggles

>

>

> > ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you

> are havin cancer

> > treatments or something. I have thick hair and im

> scared about this.

> > Thats one of the few things i have always took

> pride is my hair. So

> > are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

> >

> > sheryll in oklahoma

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

, if I may, Sheryll, my name is Pam Marsh and I

think that the amount of hair loss is based on a

number of things. First of all, I am African

American. If you know anything about our hair type,

we don't wash our hair everyday like some other

cultures. The hair is just to dry naturally. My hair

started shedding at 3 months and it did not come out

in handfuls. It was a normal shed like when you comb

your brush your hair. I believe that because the hair

is not washed so much (natural conditioners and

moisture is not loss as often as it is with someone

that might wash their hair everyday)I had less

shedding and not coming out in handfuls. Now that is

not to say that other African American people's hair

did not come out in handfuls. Only mines did not.

So, take the biotin as stated and some zink.

You can also try a product called Nioxin (you can get

it from a salon but I have not seen it in the beauty

supply store yet). It promotes hair growth and

strenthens the hair. My sister is a hair stylists and

that is what she use on her clients that have cancer

and have had treatment and it grows their hair.

I know that is a concern...hair loss because our hair

is our glory. It will stop at some point and if it

doesn't, there are all sorts of beautiful wigs that

look natural. Whether your hair comes out or not does

not change who you are. Your beauty lies within and

not in your physical attributes.

I wish you peace on your weight loss journey and would

love to hear from you more often.

Pam Marsh

--- Diane Duenas brendadiane64@...>

wrote:

>

> NO, you will not lose enough to be noticeable. It

> does come out in

> handfuls but you will not have any bald spots. If

> you are really

> concerned try taking some biotin found at GNC. But

> try to relax, it

> does stop.

>

> Huggles

>

>

> > ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you

> are havin cancer

> > treatments or something. I have thick hair and im

> scared about this.

> > Thats one of the few things i have always took

> pride is my hair. So

> > are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

> >

> > sheryll in oklahoma

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

No it does not. You are too cute (I am not making

light of the situation). It will just come out like

when you come it. Or when you wash it or blow dry it.

I mean it won't be liket you touch it and a whole

socket or section just comes out and you have bald

spots....not at all. Try not to get to upset about

the hair situation as stress causes hair loss as well.

As stated, no one else might not even notice

it. No one noticed my hair thinning. I know because

I am the one that handles my hair daily. You will be

okay.

Pam Marsh

--- cuddles_1960 cuddles_1960@...> wrote:

> ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you

> are havin cancer

> treatments or something. I have thick hair and im

> scared about this.

> Thats one of the few things i have always took pride

> is my hair. So

> are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

>

> sheryll in oklahoma

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

No it does not. You are too cute (I am not making

light of the situation). It will just come out like

when you come it. Or when you wash it or blow dry it.

I mean it won't be liket you touch it and a whole

socket or section just comes out and you have bald

spots....not at all. Try not to get to upset about

the hair situation as stress causes hair loss as well.

As stated, no one else might not even notice

it. No one noticed my hair thinning. I know because

I am the one that handles my hair daily. You will be

okay.

Pam Marsh

--- cuddles_1960 cuddles_1960@...> wrote:

> ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you

> are havin cancer

> treatments or something. I have thick hair and im

> scared about this.

> Thats one of the few things i have always took pride

> is my hair. So

> are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

>

> sheryll in oklahoma

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

No it does not. You are too cute (I am not making

light of the situation). It will just come out like

when you come it. Or when you wash it or blow dry it.

I mean it won't be liket you touch it and a whole

socket or section just comes out and you have bald

spots....not at all. Try not to get to upset about

the hair situation as stress causes hair loss as well.

As stated, no one else might not even notice

it. No one noticed my hair thinning. I know because

I am the one that handles my hair daily. You will be

okay.

Pam Marsh

--- cuddles_1960 cuddles_1960@...> wrote:

> ok when the hair loss starts does it look like you

> are havin cancer

> treatments or something. I have thick hair and im

> scared about this.

> Thats one of the few things i have always took pride

> is my hair. So

> are you gonna be able to see my scalp???

>

> sheryll in oklahoma

>

>

>

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