I know I will probably get completely battered for raising this issue, but nevertheless, I think it could be an interesting topic of discussion.
Last week I heard a friend of mine commenting the curious fact that most "long term" homeless people did not seem to have any hairloss problems whatsoever, and that surely there had to be a connection between hairloss and the higiene products used by people who could afford them.
When I was younger, my mother was obsessively against artificial higiene products and instated the habit of washing my hair with a little soap and water, and so my hair was strong, think and shinny until I was 24 and started to use regular shampoo. Almost imediatly after starting shampoo my hair started to thin and eventually fall.
Coincidence?
Last week I heard a friend of mine commenting the curious fact that most "long term" homeless people did not seem to have any hairloss problems whatsoever, and that surely there had to be a connection between hairloss and the higiene products used by people who could afford them.
When I was younger, my mother was obsessively against artificial higiene products and instated the habit of washing my hair with a little soap and water, and so my hair was strong, think and shinny until I was 24 and started to use regular shampoo. Almost imediatly after starting shampoo my hair started to thin and eventually fall.
Coincidence?
