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Until her early 40s, when she began noticing more than the usual amount of hair in her hairbrush.

It was the beginning of embarrassing hair loss that lasted almost seven years.

Lisa said, “I was in a high-stress job as a Marketing Director.

At the same time, I was caring for my mother, who had health issues.

On top of that, my hormones were out of whack.

It was the perfect storm that made my hair fall out until I could see my scalp in patches.”

Although Lisa goes to a professional aesthetician every 6 weeks to color her hair, the imbalanced hormones combined with stress ruined her hair.

She quickly reduced her pretty hairstyle from a thick ponytail or French Braid to shorter styles until there was little left to cut.

Every morning she saw more of it in the drain.

What’s more, Lisa lost most of her self-confidence along with her hair.

She became increasingly embarrassed and agitated when people glanced at her scalp and quickly looked away

Hair loss is never a good thing.

We see it mostly in men due to genetics.

They go to great lengths to cover it with comb-overs, “do-rags.” and berets until they give up and shave everything off, like Bruce Willis.

Most of us don’t give it a second thought because it’s part of a man’s distinguishing appearance.

When a woman’s hair falls out it’s a tragedy.

Its shape, color, length, style, and fullness define a woman.

Luxurious flowing hair is a woman’s crowning glory.

Thinning hair happens gradually. At first, you may notice a few extra hairs in your comb or brush.

Then you see hair in the drain every day and start obsessing over your scalp in the mirror.

Soon, the thinning becomes noticeable from a distance as your scalp shines through the sparse hair.

Thinning hair can affect your mental and physical well-being.

You become preoccupied with new ways to conceal what’s left of your hair under hats, scarves, and wigs.