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Having healthier hair means that your hair is far less likely to fall out, and one way you can work to strengthen your hair is by limiting your salt intake. Try to avoid adding extra salt to the foods you eat and always check the sodium content of food items if you're eating those ready-made meals and snacks.

Massage Aloe Vera gel into your scalp to help stop hair loss. Aloe is a strong anti-inflammatory. It can help rebuild and restore the PH balance of hair while sealing in necessary moisture content. It can also stimulate the growth of hair and has been used as a home remedy for Alopecia.

Excessive brushing of your hair can cause unnecessary breakage and hair loss. Brush hair enough to style and smooth it, but try to avoid overdoing it. Brushing stimulates scalp oils which is a good thing, but too much of a good thing can make hair look flat, greasy and thin.

Mix aloe vera with your shampoo and use it daily. Aloe vera is a miracle plant that has many different healing properties. By mixing aloe vera with your shampoo it will help prevent further hair loss and can also encourage growth back to the hair loss area.

If you are using hairdryers, straighteners, curling irons or other hair tools, you need to limit your usage to prevent hair loss. Let your hair air dry, and make use of hair care products that can aid in styling your hair without the need for heated tools. This way your hair will be healthier and less likely to fall out.

Remember that excessive heat dries your hair and causes breakage. To prevent hair loss, avoid exposing your hair to excessive heat. Do not use overly hot water when washing your hair. Avoid blow drying or using heating devices such as curling irons. Also, protect your hair from the hot sun.

To avoid causing hair thinning through hair styling, avoid hair tools and treatments that get extremely hot. Curling irons, curlers and hair dryers, for instance, can all damage hair and cause thinning, and can cause the skin on your scalp to become dry or overly oily, which can affect your chances of developing hair issues. Use lower heat settings or avoid heated hair styling tools completely to prevent heat-related hair thinning.

Making sure that you're eating foods rich in iron is a great way you can help strengthen your hair and prevent it from falling out. Think of eating foods like green leafy veggies, liver, dates, raisins and other dried fruits, and even whole grain cereals. These food sources are a great source of iron.

If you are experiencing hair loss, one of the things, which could be causing this loss is a deficiency of folic acid in your diet. Folic acid is a vital nutrient for hair health and growth. To add more folic acid to your daily diet, eat more carrots, green vegetables and soy beans.

Avoid the use of harsh shampoos if you are trying to save your hair. They can be incredibly drying and make the hair shaft rough and difficult to comb or brush. Use a shampoo formulated for babies or children for the gentlest cleansing and condition well after shampooing. If you use sticky styling products, brush your hair well before shampooing to remove as much of the product as possible and use a gentle clarifying shampoo occasionally to remove build-up.