HAIR LOSS SINGAPORE

Haiz.. these days I could never see the top crop of my hair.. think I have really bald.... Hair loss is a sickening disease, it can seem to continue unabated ...

What are the hair loss cures you are seeking? To know what should be the cures you should seek, you should know what causes your hair loss? It is not easy to determine the cause of hair loss.. it could be genetics, diet, use of wrong shampoo, stress, medication and more.....

I have read an article that close to 200,000 Singaporeans are balding or have thinning hair! I think the number is set to rise in face of the worsening economic recession and the unhealthy diets of Singaporeans. I am one of them :( this is one statistics which I do not want to be part of!

These days, I try not to think too much about hair loss. All the shampoos, lotions I have ever bought and treatments experimented did not work for me at all. So I just let nature takes its course and I am more or less prepared for my fate pf being bald. Many of hair loss sufferers spend lots of money and time to save that strand of hair but little did they know that the only cure for hair loss costs nothing at all and this cure is just to Accept yourself and be confident! Aware of this fact, I am still stubborn and will not succumb to hair loss without a good fight!

Eat less MSG and salty food everyday and see whether you can witness a fewer strands of fallen hair each day!

First impression is important to everyone; who does not want to make a good impression? Unfortunately, I have to admit balding people like me have to work extra hard to make a good impression as sorry to say, man does always look at the exterior factor and then the interior factor after sometimes. Be it first impressions at interviews, first dates or meetings, balding people like us have to rely on our CONFIDENCE, we must be CONFIDENT and exude CONFIDENCE. Hair loss is no big deal, we should not let this disease cripple our plans and goals for the future!

With the economic recession, retrenchments making the headlines almost daily and Singaporeans tightening their wallets, should hair loss sufferers still continue to spend money on treating their hair losses? Hair loss treatments are not cheap! With the scores of hair loss treatment centres promising results, it will be a double whammy if one spends money in this economic recession when wallets are tightening on treatments that promise no result, and a triple whammy if one loses even more hair after the treatments. I believe, hair loss treatment centres will be scaling down their operations, closing some outlets as the economic crisis continues to bite deeper and deeper... In this unpredictable times, it is your crowning glory important or that bowl of rice you put on your table for your family? Not to say, I discourage hair loss sufferers to stop or reduce hair treatments these days, they should continue if they see results, else if they do not see results after many treatments, it...