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Expert Explains Whether Monsoon Really Causes Hair Fall

Expert Explains Whether Monsoon Really Causes Hair Fall
Soha Ali Khan Asks An Expert If Monsoon Is Behind Your Hair Fall · NDTV

Soha Ali Khan asked hair expert Saloni Anand whether rainy weather directly causes hair loss.

Saloni said the monsoon itself does not directly make hair fall out.

However, humid weather can increase dandruff and other scalp problems.

These problems may make hair shedding seem worse.

Hair naturally falls out when old strands finish their life cycle.

What happens today may be connected to illness, stress, poor eating or sudden weight loss from about three months earlier.

Changing shampoo or blaming water may not solve this type of temporary shedding.

Saloni said seasonal hair fall can resolve on its own, but people should consult an expert if it lasts longer than three months.

Key facts

Expert
Saloni Anand, co-founder of Traya
Direct monsoon effect
The monsoon does not directly cause hair loss, according to Anand.
Humidity
High humidity can increase dandruff and worsen scalp issues.
Hair cycle
Hair passes through anagen, catagen and telogen phases.
Growth period
Hair can grow for two to seven years depending on hair health.
Timing
Hair shedding seen today may result from an event about three months earlier.
When to seek help
An expert should be consulted if hair fall persists beyond three months.

Quotes

Saloni Anand

Co-founder of Traya and hair-loss expert consulted by Soha Ali Khan

“Don't blame water or shampoo. That's not how it works. This is a temporary hair fall. It is seasonal. Don't act on it. It will resolve in 30 days.”
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