Let’s face it, no one likes to experience any loss of their hair. Many of us will avoid even going to get our hair cut just because we like to have hair on our heads.
Really though, it’s totally the opposite for many of us. Young or old, hair loss can affect you and leave you with a thinning and receding hairline.
As you are probably well aware, having a receding hairline makes you look much older than you really are. It’s also something that can affect your self-esteem a lot. If this is the case with you, there are some things you can do to fight back.
Let’s take a minute and examine exactly why a hairline is such a hard area on the head to regrow hair. First off, you must know that you need circulation in the scalp in order for your hair to grow at the proper rate. The top crown area of your head receives the most blood flow.
The back of the head receives a good bit as well, but the front almost gets hardly any. So this means that you’re going to have to increase the blood flow to that particular region of the scalp. And here is a great way to do that.
Try massaging your scalp with your fingertips each day for 15 minutes. It doesn’t seem like enough work to really make a difference, but it will. Don’t expect a whole lot of changes from doing this the first or even second week.
Hair loss takes time and persistence. When you stop being persistent and determined to have hair, then you almost never get any. If you don’t like scalp massage or find it tedious and boring, you can simply take ginkgo biloba.
This herb increases blood circulation not only in the scalp areas, but all over the body. A good recommended dosage would be about 300 mg per day.
You can discover exactly how these and many more “natural techniques” come together to give you a new hairline in your free hair loss report.
Christopher Litmon is an ex-hair loss sufferer who has revealed his personal hair growing secrets to many men and women.
