The Journal

Stress is a physical reaction or a feeling towards a demand or challenge. It can come from certain events or thoughts that incite frustration, anger, or nervousness. And hair loss can also happen from chronic stress. Fortunately, some types of stress-induced hair loss are treatable.

Collagen is mostly known for its effects on the skin, but it affects the hair as well. It is the hair’s building block, and it plays a pivotal role in the hair’s quality and structure. But does it prevent and treat hair loss?

Creatine is an organic compound that is naturally found in the body. Supplements are created to help the body increase the creatine levels in the muscles. The more creatine we have, the better the muscle recovery between workout sets. Is there a relation between creatine and hair loss?

Living with diabetes is stressful enough. It can cause a range of symptoms and health issues. Many people with this condition are often forewarned to look after their eyes, fingers, and toes. But what about their hair? The link between diabetes and hair loss is rarely discussed despite it being a common issue.

Dandruff is one common scalp condition that so many have had, but so few understand. Having dandruff does directly cause hair loss, in most cases. However, it is possible to cure this and further prevent it from coming back. Read on to find out how.

Hair extensions are getting more and more popular especially among young women. It does render us new look without needing to wait for our tresses to grow. However, there's a negative impact these pretty hair extensions do to our hair - it can lead to hair loss. Why and how? Read on.