Hair Care FAQs

Yes, being anemic can affect your hair because your body needs iron to make healthy hair. Talk to your doctor to find out if you have anemia, and if you … Read More

Yes, dry hair can be a sign of low iron levels. Eating foods high in iron, taking iron supplements, and exercising can help prevent low iron levels. Do you have … Read More

To treat dry and frizzy hair naturally, use a nourishing shampoo and conditioner, a natural oil or cream, and a wide-toothed comb. Avoid using too much heat and let your … Read More

Zinc is a mineral that helps our hair stay healthy. We get it from foods like nuts, whole grains, dairy, fish, and eggs. When we don’t get enough zinc, our … Read More

Yes, lack of sleep can cause hair loss. Not getting enough sleep can make your body produce more stress hormones, make you more likely to get sick, and lead to … Read More

To nourish really dry hair, use a shampoo and conditioner specifically made for dry hair, limit washing to two or three times a week, use a deep conditioner once a … Read More

If you can see your scalp at the top of your head or in other places, if your hair is very thin, or if it’s hard to comb or style … Read More

To help stop hair from thinning as you age, eat a healthy diet, get enough sleep, manage stress, and avoid harsh hair treatments. Use a mild shampoo and conditioner to … Read More

Healthy hair can float or sink in water, depending on the type of hair. People with thick, curly hair usually have hair that floats, while people with straight, thin hair … Read More

To fix anemia hair, you need to eat foods with iron, get a doctor’s diagnosis, use special hair care products, and be gentle with your hair. Anemia hair is a … Read More