How to tactfully deal with the nagging trouble of receding hairline without losing your style?
One day you look at the mirror and the agony of receding hairline starts to settle in. The thinning of hair volume makes your forehead appear longer and eventually changes the shape of the face. This thinning is felt most prominently around the temples. While this may affect the way you previously did your hair, thinning could be a serious blow to self-esteem and self-identity.
Hairstyling: Backcombing or tying the hair in a tight knot, ponytail, or braid and applying heat to the hair put intense pressure on the follicles. This eventually thins the hairline.
Age: The issue of hair loss certainly accelerates with age. In fact, the problem of hair losing its volume is widely attributed to age and hereditary factors.
Genetics: Genetics shape how your hairline will look in a couple of years and there is absolutely no stopping it; at least, not naturally.
Medications: Intake of certain drugs and medications affects hair growth and magnifies the hairline issue by leaps and bounds. Hormonal changes and other health conditions also lead to hair loss and thinning.
Lifestyle: Stress, sleep deprivation, and diet play a crucial role in maintaining hair and skin. An improper diet—one without adequate vitamins and minerals, damages hair follicles, sleep, anxiety, and lack of sleep could actively cause hair fall thereby affecting the overall quantity of hair on the scalp.
The most potent tool in your arsenal to camouflage and even play with this ebb of hairline is styling the hair in an interesting manner. Why because with the right hairstyle, you may also slow down the receding part, remedy the loss, and experiment with an array of stunning looks.
Bangs are a sure way to add some layers to your hair in a way that makes it appear full. Nonetheless, the success of your bangs depends on a couple of factors including facial shape, lifestyle, haircare, trimming, and maintenance. Be it the glamorous cropped bangs or the longer, thicker ones, how you comb or style would influence the extent to which you work your way around the receding hairline.
An asymmetrical bob is the easiest solution to that ever-elusive dream of adding some flattering volume to your hair. With this haircut, you let the longer bang cascade over the face and create an effortlessly charming effect. You can keep it sleek, natural, or even messy depending on the occasion. Chopped bobs are certainly trending but beachy waves, long asymmetrical bobs, and wedged bobs are fast catching up.
Easy-to-maintain layers are the talk of the town. The face-framing layers are easy to create and lend an enthralling shape and beauty to the face while successfully tucking away the receding hairline.
Blowouts are timeless and a go-to option for those who simply want to jazz up the hairstyle game. Face-shaping wisps and soft lines do wonders for the look. For a blowout, you may invest in a good dryer to puff the locks. For daily maintenance, rollers would be your saviour.
The pixie cut is for all ages and is a quick fix for a chic and classy look. Each time, for various occasions, you can easily style the bangs with volumising mousse or flat dry in different directions – never quite repeating the look. A different parting keeps the look versatile. Accessorising the haircut with bobby pins, headscarves, and hairbands or doing a quick braid for the party look has a separate fan base.
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