When does hair loss begin?

It depends a lot on genetics and lifestyle, yaar. For mild everyday shedding, things like onion juice or hibiscus paste can help a lot. But if you're seeing a lot of hair coming out or bald spots, then better to see a dermatologist, natural remedies won't be enough then.

Hair loss can indeed begin gradually. From my experience, poor circulation and stress are big factors. Practicing gentle pranayama and some scalp massages with warm oil can really help improve blood flow and reduce stress, which might prevent early hair fall.

Oh, I was wondering about this too. Is there a certain age it usually starts for most people, or is it totally random? I'm in my early twenties and seeing a bit more hair in my brush these days, just curious if it's normal.

Could be anytime from late teens onwards. It's usually a combination of diet, stress, genetics, and sometimes underlying health issues like thyroid. Don't overthink it, just get a blood test done and consult a skin specialist for a proper diagnosis. Simple.

Well, there's no fixed age for everyone. It varies widely. When you visit a good hospital, ask your doctor clearly about the common causes at different ages and what tests they recommend. They can explain it based on your personal health.

I feel like mine started suddenly in my late 20s after a stressful period. Does anyone else feel like it just accelerated out of nowhere? I used to have such thick hair, now I'm constantly worried about it.