My scalp and hair had many problems, and they needed urgent care.
Sensitive scalp + thin hair + sparse hair volume
M-shaped hair loss at the front and thinning on the crown
I have consistently managed it and seen positive results.
Sensitive scalp care lifestyle habits and
I am going to introduce shampoos and supplements that help with hair loss care.
It is said that 50% of hair loss is hereditary.
I have a family history of hair loss~
Furthermore, during menopause, hair loss increases due to changes in female hormones, so it is a stage that requires more attention.
I already have thin hair to begin with, so when I tie it up, it looks like a ponytail, but since last year, I've been losing a noticeable amount of hair.
Because I have very sensitive scalp, my scalp often turns red when exposed directly to sunlight, and using the wrong shampoo makes it itchy and worsens dandruff.
These days, with the increase in various chemical additives and environmental pollution, female pattern baldness has become more common, so I am aware of the seriousness and managing it.
Overall, hair loss isn't very noticeable, but last year, as my bangs receded in an M-shape, it widened like the Han River.
The hair on the crown of my head also became very thin and sparse.
Female pattern hair loss involves overall thinning of the hair, an increase in hair shedding, and a longer resting phase, which are also considered problematic.
Hair also has a cycle.
Growth phase => Regression phase => Resting phase, but even if it's not hair loss, a longer resting phase can make hair look thinner, so managing the resting phase is also necessary.
To reduce hair loss and thicken thinning hair, nutrients must be effectively delivered through the hair, and waste products on the scalp should be properly removed.
There are many things to be careful about when washing your hair.
For preventing hair loss during the resting phase
You only need to remember three main things.
✔Wash your hair with lukewarm water at night, dry it thoroughly, and sleep soundly.
✔Eat a variety of foods containing protein, preferably natural foods, in a balanced manner
Brush and acupressure massage to promote good blood circulation in the scalp, along with sweating exercises to manage stress.
Lifestyle habits to prevent hair loss
1. Eating well
Eating a balanced diet including plant-based proteins such as beans and other legumes
Since the main component of hair is protein, you should properly consume protein-rich foods.
It is good to consume about 35 grams of plant-based proteins like beans daily in a varied manner.
Vitamin D, A, E, B, biotin, copper, iron, and other nutrients are also necessary, so it is good to eat a variety of foods in a balanced manner.
2. Providing appropriate stimulation through scalp acupressure and washing hair properly
[Brush your hair frequently]
If the scalp surface is covered with dust or oil, it can clog the pores, leading to hair loss.
It is good to frequently comb your scalp with a fine-toothed comb to remove surface impurities from the scalp.
Scalp blood circulation is important
Good blood circulation in the scalp is essential for supplying nutrients to the hair follicles, allowing hair to grow well.
However, there is no muscle on the front hairline and crown area, so blood circulation is not smooth.
Whenever you have time, pressing with moderate strength by hand helps improve scalp blood circulation.
Exercising to the point of sweating on your scalp is also good for scalp health.
Lymphatic circulation must be functioning well
Effective removal of waste from the scalp
Various seasonings in the food we eat are not digested and disappear, but remain in the lymphatic fluid, circulating through the lymph and negatively affecting health. It is also said to be harmful to the scalp.
It is better to eat foods with less use of seasonings whenever possible.
Precautions When Washing Your Hair
When do you wash your hair, morning or evening?
During sleep, the body continuously eliminates waste and grows, so it is essential that dust and waste do not accumulate on the scalp for these functions to operate smoothly.
It's good to dry your hair well after washing it in the evening.
Use lukewarm water from the beginning to the end of washing your hair.
Before washing your hair, thoroughly wet your scalp with lukewarm water to loosen dirt and impurities, then shampoo, rinse gently, and dry thoroughly.
These days, I am eating a lot of vegetables, walking regularly, and doing strength training to manage my blood sugar and blood pressure.
Such lifestyle habits are said to be very helpful in preventing hair loss.
Stress is said to be the cause of all illnesses, and when you're angry, heat rises to your head, causing hair to fall out easily.
Walking is good for healing and also helpful for hair loss management.
The wispy bangs that used to be messy now have some fine hairs growing in, and the thinning on the crown has improved significantly. The previously thin hair now feels a bit stronger.
Even when trying to eat a balanced diet, we tend to mainly eat the foods we usually eat or like.
If the amount of biotin in the food you eat is low or your intestines do not produce enough biotin, hair loss may occur due to biotin deficiency. For such individuals, taking biotin supplements can help alleviate hair loss symptoms~
Anguk MoriPhil Nutrition
I wonder if I was like that too, as I have been taking it since February.
I think I have benefited a lot from Anguk Mori Phil Nutrition~
I'm already taking the fourth bottle~
These days, my hair falls out much less when I wake up in the morning and brush my hair~
You shed much less hair when washing your hair.
Anguk Mori Nutrition contains BLMO308 as the main ingredient, along with additional ingredients such as vitamin B1, pantothenic acid, biotin, L-theanine, brewer's yeast, and black food blending.
Ankuk MoriPhil Nutrition contains many ingredients that are good for scalp health.
Beer yeast contains a high amount of keratin, a component of hair. It has higher levels of protein, zinc, dietary fiber, and B vitamins compared to other products.
If you lack biotin, your hair follicle cells don't have enough energy, making hair more prone to falling out. Your skin also becomes dull, and your nails tend to crack.
For those experiencing these symptoms, it might be good to consider taking biotin as a standalone supplement.
Labo H Hair Loss Symptom Relief Shampoo Sensitive Derma
My scalp is sensitive, so if I use a shampoo that doesn't suit me, I quickly get pimples, redness, and breakouts.
The shampoo I have been using without any issues since last year is 'Labo H Sensitive Derma' for sensitive scalp by Amorepacific Corporation.
LABO H shampoo comes in three types (Regular, Cooling, Sensitive).
I am for sensitive scalp, low-irritation trouble care.
I am using 'Labo H Hair Loss Symptom Relief Shampoo Sensitive Derma'.
If you have sensitive scalp, ingredients in shampoo that are not suitable can easily cause trouble.
Labo H Sensitive Derma Shampoo is gentle and has received vegan certification.
I especially like that it does not contain sulfate surfactants, which are the ingredients most likely to cause skin troubles.
Contains patented probiotics found in green tea, which help strengthen the scalp barrier.
If you have a sensitive scalp, you should be careful because using shampoos with unsuitable ingredients can cause scalp inflammation, various troubles, and hair loss.
Labo H Sensitive Derma seems to be a shampoo formulated specifically for sensitive scalps, with a focus on its ingredients. I have been using it well since last year, and it appears to be creating a synergistic effect alongside good scalp-friendly habits.
[Lily Live Growton]
Recently, I became part of a testing group and will introduce the products I have tried.
Lily Live Growton.
This product improves hair loss with an anti-hair loss ampoule and also alleviates scalp itching and a sensation of heat.
It's very convenient because it's a brush-type ampoule that can be used as home care for treatments available at the scalp clinic, without getting it on your hands.
Applying it makes the scalp feel cool, so I also put it on when I get heated up haha. It seems like a fire extinguisher for scalp heat sensation~
It is gentle and when applied, it doesn't feel sticky or sticky. After some time, the ampoule dries and becomes matte.
In the evening, I sometimes apply it before shampooing and gently tap and massage with a brush.
Sometimes I use it without applying any liquid and just with a brush. When I have time, I tap it lightly, which feels refreshing, so I also use it as a scalp massager.
Lily Live Growton is equipped with 73 attached brushes.
I also comb when applying the ampoule.
It's also good to give yourself a massage by tapping gently when you're bored^^