Does blow drying cause hair fall?
I usually blow dry my hair after washing it because it takes so long to air dry. But recently, I've noticed more hair fall. Could blow drying be the reason behind this?
I usually blow dry my hair after washing it because it takes so long to air dry. But recently, I've noticed more hair fall. Could blow drying be the reason behind this?
Regular heat can damage hair shafts and cause breakage, which looks like hair fall. However, if you are losing chunks of hair from the roots, please see a dermatologist to rule out hormonal or nutritional issues.
I used to cry seeing so much hair in the drain after blow-drying. I realized the high heat was just snapping my fragile hair. Switching to a cool setting and using a heat protectant really helped ease my panic.
Haan na, daily styling with hot air makes the hair dry like dry grass. Actually, it just breaks easily from the middle. Better to use a heat protectant serum and dry on medium mode.
I always worry that even minor styling will make me go bald. Blow drying doesn't kill the roots, but the tension and heat can definitely break the hair strands. Try air drying whenever you can to be safe.
Yes, drying with too much heat makes the hair very weak and dry, leading to breakage. My mother always tells us to use a soft cotton towel and dry hair naturally under the fan.
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I faced heavy hair fall recently because of rough blow-drying after my gym sessions. Once I stopped using the high heat setting and started using a wide-toothed comb on damp hair, the breakage stopped completely.
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