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    Why Women Lose More Hair in the Fall

    By Sarah Jio, Glamour magazine

    Autumn brings pumpkins, cozy nights, sweaters and ... hair loss?

    Swedish researchers say that the highest amount of hair falls out in the autumn months. "This pattern is thought to be evolutionary," reports The Daily Mail.

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    "The body holds on to hair to protect the scalp against the summer's midday sun."

    I thought this was so interesting, because I've been noticing more hair on my brush lately, so perhaps this explains things! But, if you're also experiencing hair loss, and you're concerned by it, it's smart to talk to your doc. Hair loss can be a sign of more serious health issues that need treatment (thyroid conditions, for instance, or iron deficiency).

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    More on that: 4 things your hair can tell you about your health. Do you notice that you lose more hair in the fall months? P.S. How to get supermodel hair. And, oh dear, have you heard of "smelly hair syndrome"?

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    6 comments

    • Ellamae B  •  4 months ago
      It could also be because since the weather is colder, we wash our hair with hot water. IDK
    • Dr.s.v.m  •  4 months ago
      i think you should shower two or three times a week but washing your hair just once in each showery.and zinc oxide is very good for your hair and nail.
    • Charissa  •  4 months ago
      true for me, it's annoying cause it's already thin
    • Doggone it  •  4 months ago
      I lose more hair int he beginning of summer, since that is when the thyroid hormone levels are the lowest.
    • Re  •  4 months ago
      I lose most my hair and all my hair is pain. I do every doing and I didn't get the results. If my problem be hereditary, what should I do? Thanks
    • Bethany  •  4 months ago
      That seems to be true for me. My hair is gloriously thick in the summer, but it gets thin and dull in the fall and winter. I just started taking a multivitamin and an extra Biotin supplement, so maybe that will help.