Skin and hair are probably the most obvious elements of the human body to visually represent one's age.
Whether one opts for natural methods to maintain whatever is left of one's youth or avail to the more radical, it is up to the individual to age gracefully as his or her body changes with the times.
In a bid to stop hair loss, some resort to sprays, rubs, creams, lotions, ointments of all sorts to halt time in its tracks.
Although some do show potential of retaining the strands in place, others seem to put one's dignity on the line.
Although this phenomenon is nothing new, the receding hairline remains a bane.
Before everyone jumps the gun, it is firstly essential to accept the fact that hair sheds at a constant rate.
If not, the adage of a five o'clock shadow needs to shift to an earlier slot.
Assuming one experiences loss of hair at an average rate which does not clog the bathroom drain nor compete with the domestic pet, it is safe to say that one is on the preferred side of the bell curve.
Hair thinning out to reveal an obvious pate on the scalp on which a reflection forms, is just cause for some concern.
If one is on medication or recently put on a new dose or drug, it may be advisable to request a change or seek second opinion to stop hair loss.
Letting one's hair down is more than just a saying as long hours in a tight bun or whatever other hairstyle the female gender subjects herself to may cause detriment to her hair.
Chemical treatments are no friendlier as constant exposure coupled with heat application is sufficient to fry any remaining locks into a frizz.
Other than making significant changes to one's medicine cabinet and hairstyle, lifestyle is a main contributor towards one's balding malady.
Short of installing hair plugs and rugs, a better diet and exercise plan may help to curtail further progress of the receding hairline.
Whether one opts for natural methods to maintain whatever is left of one's youth or avail to the more radical, it is up to the individual to age gracefully as his or her body changes with the times.
In a bid to stop hair loss, some resort to sprays, rubs, creams, lotions, ointments of all sorts to halt time in its tracks.
Although some do show potential of retaining the strands in place, others seem to put one's dignity on the line.
Although this phenomenon is nothing new, the receding hairline remains a bane.
Before everyone jumps the gun, it is firstly essential to accept the fact that hair sheds at a constant rate.
If not, the adage of a five o'clock shadow needs to shift to an earlier slot.
Assuming one experiences loss of hair at an average rate which does not clog the bathroom drain nor compete with the domestic pet, it is safe to say that one is on the preferred side of the bell curve.
Hair thinning out to reveal an obvious pate on the scalp on which a reflection forms, is just cause for some concern.
If one is on medication or recently put on a new dose or drug, it may be advisable to request a change or seek second opinion to stop hair loss.
Letting one's hair down is more than just a saying as long hours in a tight bun or whatever other hairstyle the female gender subjects herself to may cause detriment to her hair.
Chemical treatments are no friendlier as constant exposure coupled with heat application is sufficient to fry any remaining locks into a frizz.
Other than making significant changes to one's medicine cabinet and hairstyle, lifestyle is a main contributor towards one's balding malady.
Short of installing hair plugs and rugs, a better diet and exercise plan may help to curtail further progress of the receding hairline.