Menopause can lead to thinning, dryness, and dullness in your hair. Dermatologists explain why it happens and the best treatments to keep your hair healthy.

Hair texture changes reveal health issues like hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, and stress before other symptoms ...

To explain how menopause impacts your hair and what you can do about it, we spoke to three board-certified dermatologists. Below, they explain what you need to know and how you can address the ...

While hot flashes, weight gain, and trouble sleeping are the hallmark symptoms of menopause, as many as 40 percent of women also experience hair loss, according to Christine Han, MD, the medical ...

But I was desperate to reboot my menopausal hair, and so I paid $75 for the mask and followed my hairdresser's instructions to use it after every shampoo instead of my regular conditioner.

The hair on the back of the scalp isn't susceptible to genetics, so women's hair during menopause will generally be thicker in the back and thinner on top of the head.

Hair changes during menopause include thinning, particularly at the crown and temples, as well as changes in texture and growth rate. Hair may become finer, more brittle, or lose its natural curl ...

Hair loss and shedding during menopause is common, affecting an estimated 40% of women; in fact, in the past year, searches related to “menopausal hair loss” are up 70%.. And thin hair isn’t the only ...

In 2019, Taylor Swift opened up about a hair phenomenon every curly girl fears: Her natural curls disappeared. In an essay for Elle, she confirmed her curly hair was losing its curl.“From birth ...

But I was desperate to reboot my menopausal hair, and so I paid $75 for the mask and followed my hairdresser's instructions to use it after every shampoo instead of my regular conditioner.