My hair seems to be falling out everywhere. Any tips to help it stop?
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Shedding hair - tips
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M00ch00 · 20/08/2015 16:10
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Nabootique ·
20/08/2015 16:28
Watching with interest as I have the same problem, and have had on and off for years. I try not to brush mine too often, especially after washing. Still have loads come out during washing though 
M00ch00 ·
20/08/2015 17:12
Mines all day long, and only brush my hair quickly on a morning. I'm finding it all over the place, even when I have had my hair tied up my clothes are covered. Thinking of a name change to something Yeti orientated. 
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mummypig3 ·
20/08/2015 17:15
Mine the same. I don't brush it now. Just comb after conditioning to get most of it out then I leave it alone. It's still all over the house though, and has broken the hoover brushbar 
Nabootique ·
21/08/2015 08:54
Biotin looks interesting. Which one do you use, FluffyCubs? It doesn't contain iron, so might try a separate supplement for that, Remus. Come to think of it, I probably don't get enough iron.
I know what you mean, M00. I generally avoid wearing black now
50ShadesofNope ·
21/08/2015 09:54
I had this and it turned out to be because I was developing psoriasis on my scalp. Thankfully it's stopped and my hair is firmly planted on my head now but absolutely nothing helped at the time. I just had to hoover a lot 
Sorry I can't help, but you aren't alone!
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MNetter15 ·
21/08/2015 19:39
How old is your baby?
We had a thread about this last week (I'm a regular, have had to make a new account due to password difficulty), it's probably down a page or 2 now. Lots of tips but in general, it's very normal until baby is 1, some of us just suffer more than others
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