What happens to your hair during menopause?

Menopause is an incredible period of change in the body. While hot flashes, resistance to sleep, and brain fog are commonly recognized symptoms of menopause, hair loss yet another menopausal symptom that leaves many at a loss of why their hair products no longer work or why their hair is not as full as before.

What happens to my hair during menopause?

  • The body produces less estrogen and progesterone, which maintain hair thickness.

  • Natural hair shedding rate doubles during menopause.

  • Stress and nutrition deficiencies exaggerate hair loss in menopause.

 

What the Medical community is saying

 

Where we stand

Going through menopause does not have to mean giving up on braids. At LAB, we make our braiding hair three times lighter than any synthetic braiding hair on the market. Lightweight braiding hair can be a gamechanger for braids during periods of loss of hair density.

Why is plant-based braiding hair a better option for braids during menopasuse?

  • Lightweight braiding hair drasticallly reduces tension on the hair follicles while wearing braids.

  • Plant-based braiding hair allows more moisture to penetrate through, making it easier to use conditioner, mousse, and other products to keep hair in and underneath the braid hydrated.

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