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We all indulge in the occasional drive-thru snack, but did you know overindulgence in poor dietary supplements could lead to hair loss? As with exercise and hygienic habits, your diet has the potential to affect (and disrupt) your overall health. And, yes, that includes the growth of your locks.

These days, there are millions of people experiencing hair loss from different age groups and different genders. At LH Hair, we know that you want to find the best possible solutions and that hair loss is important. By performing an in-depth hair and scalp analysis, this helps us determine the cause of your hair loss. Did you know that the right treatments and products may even regrow your hair?

Experiencing hair loss can be alarming, especially if it doesn't run in your family. Many people associate thinning hair with hereditary traits, but the truth is, hair loss can affect just about anyone. If the conditions you put your hair through are not satisfactory to your follicles, you could see stunted growth. In fact, you could be making your hair loss worse if you aren't aware of the habits, stressors, and lifestyle choices that contribute to the situation. So, are you inadvertently making your hair loss worse? Let's take a look at the common habits that could be exacerbating your thinning hair. 

Your hair is a reflection of your overall health, including your diet. That's right, the food you put into your body could be leading to fine, weak, brittle, and lackluster hair. At LH Hair, we know that all of these symptoms can lead to thinning hair and hair loss.

Today, hair loss is being linked to bad habits and poor health. But are excessive eating and obesity also hair loss triggers? The health of your hair is inherently tied to your overall well-being, so it shouldn't come as a shock when we tell you the answer is, more or less, yes. 

Are you concerned about hair loss? Men often feel upset when they start losing their hair, especially if they don't know why they're losing it. Here are 8 reasons you might be experiencing hair loss.

With a new year coming up, have you thought about ways to improve your appearance beyond just working out to burn holiday calories? If you've been dealing with thinning hair over the last year, you're certainly not alone. While it can become distressing realizing the reality of losing hair, we're living in a time where hair restorations are very easy to do.

We all want to glance in the mirror and be confident with what we see. But when you start to notice your hair not as full as you would like, extensions are a great option for adding volume or length. On the other hand, if you are actively losing your hair, there are better hair restoration solutions over hair extensions. This post will help you better understand the difference when deciding between the two.

Your resume is updated and pristine, you've picked out the perfect interview outfit, and you're overqualified for the job, but could the state of your hair hurt your chances? Hair loss is common, but if you're on the hunt for a new job, that common issue could have a negative impact.

Styling is one thing, but protection is another. In fact, it can be difficult to take proper care of your hair. Perhaps you are using too many heat tools or harmful hair products, without worrying enough about their long-term effects. That's when some women find that they are dealing with hair loss.