Oh, My Hair…
My silky hair is falling down, falling down, falling down,
My silky hair is falling down,
Oh, my precious hair.
Same thing happened when I was with Jonathan. It started in the third month until more than the sixth months. It was very bad until you can see my scalp. Everytime when I went to the hairdresser, she will make her comment and start recommending me syampoo and hair tonic. I thought probably Jonathan had taken up all the nutrients in my body as I was breastfeeding. So I went to the pharmacy to enquire for supplements and they recommended me to take Zinc. I can’t remember if it helps.
Now, with Samantha, I’m losing my hair again. At the end of the day in the office, I can see hairs on my chair. Hairs all over my dressing table and on the floor. Even scarrier whenever I shampooed my hair.
Any remedies or supplements to prevent hair fall due to post-natal hormonal change?
KittyCat says:
It’ll stop by the 6th month. In the meantime, go for a short and sassy look to take the weight off?
That’s what most recommend. Other than not using a conditioner and not going for a perm.
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andrewjune says:
replenish by eating lots of protein esp eggs so that the hair will grow thicker again…but do it moderately ok…you dont want to hv a higher cholestrol!
at least that was what hubby’s hairdresser told me…
i had the same case like you too…i chop off a bit…then grow it back later…
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Charmaine says:
iron and zinc supplements are also good. when you shampoo your hair, try and massage the scalp as well. this helps to promote hair growth.
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mc says:
my hair is dropping everywhere tooooo!!
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rachel says:
Its just a phase..common to ladies whom gave birth.
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Ai Chui says:
ya.. take iron and zinc and then if can cut your hair short it really do help. Rem i told u that i have a bad hair fall too that time. I chop off my hair and it does help a little. At elast it does not fall tht much.
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