Normal Growth: Hair typically grows about half an inch per month.

Slow Growth: Noticeably slower than average growth, often due to nutritional deficiencies, stress, or health conditions.

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Description: Hair thinning is a decrease in hair density or strand thickness, making the scalp more visible.

Key Points to Identify: Increased scalp visibility.

Decreased hair volume.

Widening hair part.

Finer hair texture.

More hair in the brush or shower drain.

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Description: Alopecia involves noticeable hair loss in patches or widespread areas, not necessarily linked to physical styling damage. It can be autoimmune (alopecia areata) or related to genetics (androgenetic alopecia).

Key Points to Identify: Often appears suddenly and results in totally smooth, round patches of hair loss.

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During winter, the dry, cold air can strip hair of its natural moisture, leading to dryness, brittleness, and static. Conversely, summer might cause excess sweat and oil production, leading to scalp irritation and frizz.

Key Points to Identify:

• Winter Concerns: Increased dryness, static, and brittleness; scalp may become dry and itchy.
• Summer Concerns: Increased frizz, oiliness, and potential for sun damage; scalp may feel more sweaty and irritated.

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Summer: Miracle Hair Growth Oil

Normal Shedding vs. Hair Loss:

• Normal Shedding: Losing 50-100 hairs a day is part of the natural hair cycle.
• Hair Loss: Losing more than 125 hairs per day with visible thinning and bald patches.

Key Points: Increased Hair on Brush, More Hair in the Drain, Visible Scalp or Thinning, Persistent Shedding, Lack of Regrowth

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Specially formulated to promote growth and thickness in beard and scalp hair for men, addressing common issues like thinning and bald patches.

Key Points: Includes patchy beards and dry skin.

Description: Hair loss or thinning caused by frequent use of heat styling tools, leading to brittle, weak hair prone to breakage.

Key Points to Identify: Gradual thinning, split ends, and hair that feels dry and looks dull.

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Description: Inflammatory condition marked by itchy, red, and scaly patches on the scalp.

Key Points to Identify: Itchiness accompanied by flaky red patches.

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Description: Hair loss triggered by hormonal changes such as those related to thyroid conditions, menopause, or PCOS.

Key Points to Identify: Gradual thinning across the scalp, more noticeable hair loss after brushing or washing.

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Description: Hair thinning from all over the head caused by physical or emotional stress.

Key Points to Identify: Diffuse hair thinning after a stressful event without noticeable bald patches.

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Description: Temporary hair shedding experienced by women after giving birth due to dropping estrogen levels.

Key Points to Identify: Increase in hair shedding and thinning, especially around the hairline.

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Scalp dryness without severe underlying dermatological conditions.

When the scalp is dry, it can lead to flaking as dry skin tends to peel and shed. This type of flaking usually consists of smaller, non-oily flakes.

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Description: An autoimmune skin disorder that speeds up the lifecycle of skin cells, causing cells to build up rapidly on the surface of the skin.

Key Points to Identify: Thick, red patches with silvery scales, often itchy and painful.

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Bald spots and hair thinning due to tight braiding or hairstyles that pull on the scalp are a condition known as Traction Alopecia. This type of hair loss is mechanical and is caused by chronic pulling on the hair follicles.

Cause: Constant tension from hairstyles like tight braids, ponytails, or weaves.

Symptoms: Gradual hair thinning, especially around the hairline, and bald patches where the hair has been under tension.

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Dandruff, often caused by an oily scalp and the presence of Malassezia yeast, results in larger, oily flakes. It's more about scalp oil regulation than just dryness.

If your dandruff is persistent or accompanied by itching, redness, or oily scales, it may be due to seborrheic dermatitis or another medical condition that might require specific treatment such as antifungal shampoos or medications prescribed by a healthcare provider. In such cases, using MYHG products can complement your treatment plan by providing additional moisture and support.