Hair changing with age?

Affectionate-Can418 · 2025-09-15T07:58:25+00:00

This doesn't sound to me like normal hair aging, you are way too young. Have you seen a doctor for it? It could be telogen effluvium from stress or hormonal changes

NoraPinkUniverse · 2025-09-15T11:40:29+00:00

Check your hormones and vitamins It might be thyroid problem, Pcos or iron/vitamin deficiencies

Visible-Roll-5801 · 2025-09-16T14:19:31+00:00

So a few things … this happened for a while after I got Covid… but it did phase out after a few months. Stress also is a huge culprit for hair loss - at least for me. When those two things were both going on I felt like sooo much hair was falling out and I didn’t know if / when it would stop so I tried a few things and I felt like they worked. 1 reducing stress - which is hard to do mentally but for me if I workout or go on a walk everyday I am significantly less stressed. It’s hard to say just to be less stressed about your life but movement everyday is a simple aid to add. Also, beef liver supplements - only thing I’ve ever tired in the supplement arena that I’ve actually noticed a huge difference - in my skin and hair. My hair and my nails will grow like crazy. And lastly about the greasy look of your hair — I’d really try different products and see how they work for you and how often to wash your hair. I recently tried amika and I’m in loooooove. Their frizz dismiss line ( my hair is blonde and straight but because of the blonde it’s pretty dry) I also like the pureology hydrate line and it’s a 10. Also the ordinary glycolic acid- I use it on my scalp in between shampoo and conditioner maybe once a week and it makes my hair look great. If I use too much of any of those products though it does look greasy so it’s about the ratio for you. Also I try to put a lot of coconut oil in my hair like an hour before I shower once a week or so like a mask and massage it into my scalp - that seems to work well because you’re generating blood flow to your head. But make sure you shampoo at least twice to get all the oil out

Ill_Coffee_6821 · 2025-09-15T12:57:07+00:00

Go to a dermatologist and get a scalp biopsy and bloodwork. I dealt with the same thing and it was androgenetic alopecia. They can prescribe you oral minoxidil and spirolactone (in the US) which are proven to help regrow. Things like vitamins etc won’t work on this. Earlier is better. It could also be an issue with thyroid etc. In the meantime, rock those wigs!! I have an amazing wig collection that I barely wear anymore, but I do sometimes as my current partner finds them sexy (my natural hair is curly but the wigs are beautiful Lucious straight hair, same color but much thicker so people don’t know and just think I dried my hair straight). There are options!!

One thing to note is that these meds aren’t ok to take while pregnant so you have to stop them. But pregnancy gives you so many other amazing hair hormones to supplement.

Don’t keep wasting time and money on supplements. See a dermatologist. And keep seeing them until you find one who is caring enough to go through this with you and doesn’t dismiss you. Get the biopsy and bloodwork.

Hang in there, I know this can feel awful. ❤️

Economy-Criticism768 · 2025-09-15T12:37:08+00:00

Did you move recently? This can be water quality. Doesn't sound like aging. You don't lose collagen until 30+

Wife_and_Mama · 2025-09-16T13:59:05+00:00

If you're certain nothing is wrong, physically, mentally, environmentally, then you might look for advice on styling your hair in a flattering way. It's unfortunate, but this just happens to some women earlier than others, the way men can lose their hair as early as their teens and early 20s. I wouldn't stop looking for remedies, but perhaps finding a way to live with it is the best approach, which you seem to be doing. Maybe shorter hair would be better. You could add some retro 60s style head scarves.

JaguarSpecialist4209 · 2025-09-15T10:52:36+00:00

Having PCOS can do this

AutoModerator · 2025-09-15T05:42:25+00:00

Title: Hair changing with age?

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Full text: I’m not sure why I never considered that my hair would change so drastically with age (am still in my 20s). Maybe I was spoiled by my old hair because it was so luscious and thick with no effort. Ever since 25 it’s gotten a lot thinner and finer. It’s hard every man who’s liked me has gushed about my hair the most and now I don’t have that going for me anymore. When I put it up in a pony tail it’s like a little string. Despite taking vitamins, eating protein, minoxidil, and now Nutrafol I have the worst hair of my life. I know it doesn’t get better from here. It’s somehow too dry and too oily at the same time. It looks like a grease ball half the time. Can anyone relate? I have finally starting wearing half wigs and braid extensions so I can feel like my old self. Ladies, what are we doing to combat hair aging?

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Monkey-Tax-4143 · 2025-09-17T13:17:54+00:00

Fish oils and keratin

Scared-Tea-8911 · 2025-09-19T11:58:12+00:00

It’s expensive but… vegamour did work for me when I had some stress induced hair loss!

Also, if you don’t take minoxidil consistently, it can cause thinning/shedding as well… so if you are going the pharmaceutical route make sure you stick with it for at least six months before looking at results, and take it consistently as prescribed.

Simple-Limit-5508 · 2025-09-20T04:54:18+00:00

My hair was always wavy and at one point in my early 20s, I felt like the waves were as noticeable. Now it really depends on how I style it. When washing your hair, remember shampoo is for your scalp and conditioner is just for the ends. I usually do two light washes of shampoo. But based on how much hair you are describing that you’re losing this may be a hormonal issue. I haven’t lost hair like that though so just a guess.

N4f3ts · 2025-09-16T21:07:29+00:00

Hair can restrenghten.. but not with protein and these medicinals..

check out the medical medium books and his podcasts on caffeine and his whole information in general

Title	Hair changing with age?
Author	Cyanidechrist____
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Date	September 15, 2025 5:42 AM UTC (10 months ago)
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