Alopecia is in most cases is just an autoimmune disorder that disappears within a year’s time. After some panicking and looking for the right direction of how to efficiently treat it, people just find the way and go after until they completely get over it.
Colouring with or without alopecia has got the same effect and concerns. Hair colouring doesn’t change the hair regrowth as it happens beneath the scalp surface and does nothing to do with the real hairs above. Bleaching and hair dying damage the upper part of the hair that is already dead.
Usually, the first cycle of hair regrowth with alopecia areata is gray and very thin but the next cycles make it thicker and healthier.
It has been found that alopecia initially targets pigmented hair and then non-pigmented.
As time goes by as many as myths and legends about how to grow and maintain beautiful hair and a big portion of them today sounds a bit naive.
Apart from the medical treatment suggested by the dermatologist, we need to pay attention to the food we eat as it is essential to recover or to prevent hair loss. In this article, we will talk about the foods and nutrition elements that we have to eat and the ones we need to avoid.