Blow Dry and Hair Loss

Everybody get used to hair blow dyer, but frequently miss use and does not know that it can lead to hair loss.  How come blow dryer relates to hair loss and how to use it correctly?

Blow Dry Cause Hair Loss
Blow-drying can damage the hair when you use it too closely at the root or hair follicles. The follicles can be dried up, weakened and broken.  Then, it can lead to temporary hairs fall.  

Let the Blow Dryer Take a Rest

Frequent blow-drying is hard on your hair and can lead to hair loss. Finer hair is especially sensitive to damage from heat, but even thick manes need some tender care.  So, turn down the heat when you do blow dry and use a conditioner to protect your hair before styling.

Avoid High-Blow Dryers

You just get annoyed from some blow dryers that are much noisier than others.  The advertisers tell you that you can expect a blow dryer with higher wattage to save a few precious minutes l your styling routine. But in a comparison of blow dryers, Consumer Reports found that all dried hair in about the same amount of time.   Though, the more expensive dryers were the quietest, and the noisiest were as loud as a lawn mower. 

Many times we find sudden changes in our hairs, such as brittle hair or hair loss and the first thinking is it may be the result of blow dryer.  That is true and false.  What makes it true is shown above.  But what we cannot over look is these could be signs of a health problem as well.   

Hair loss, for example, can be caused by many reasons, such as thyroid disease, iron deficiency, or an autoimmune disease. Even some medications can cause hair, too.   The brittle hairs also imply that you lack nutritious foods and need more protein, some vitamins and minerals. 

Be careful the advertisement and misconception about hair dry blower and cause of hair loss.  If you have a concern about changes in the condition of your hair, see a dermatologist.