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Would dragons have a sheading season???
so assuming dragons are reptile adjacent
and most reptiles shed there skin
Would dragons have a sheading season and if so why have i never seen it talked about
RE: Postpartum Sheading
Remember when I originally posted about this I said I was going to go through this again, well I am and its in full swing. My edges ( the hair at the temples for those who do not know ) is looking much thinner than I am used to. Sigh, there is nothing I can do to reclaim them while my hair is still in the postpartum phase. Until my hormones is back on track and that can take up to a full year, I will be going through more hair loss than I'd like to experience. Only thing I can do at this time is grab a jar of castor oil and massage my scalp at the temples and hope for the best. Also to minimize further lost of hair I'll be in low maintenance hair styles, not that I really style my hair since its mostly a wash and go with finger combing/detangling.
Postpartum Sheading
New mom times two is I. Been there done that with my first. I noted my hair lost after six months with my first child. What it is for those who don't know is a hair lost that occurs three to six months after the birth of a child. "During pregnancy, higher levels of estrogen prolong the growth phase, resulting in less shedding of hair and thicker tresses. Some women also notice that their hair becomes shinier during pregnancy or that it changes in texture (curly hair might become straighter, for example), according to BabyCenter.com http://www.babycenter.com/0_hair-and-nail-changes-during-pregnancy_1456563.bc"
I know that once again I shall be going through this hair shedding. What I did and didn't do with my first was...
1. Take vitamins- So I was nursing but I got lazy as I never really took them during the pregnancy.
2. Continued to blow dry and press my hair. Bad move in that it made my natural hair even drier than it already had been.
3. Shampooed my hair as normal using a saulfated shampoo.
Since this is baby number two, I've learned a thing or two. My shedding wasn't bad the first time around as it was seriously noted around six months of being a new mom. Nice size hair clump pulled from the drain not including what actually went down it. At the time and I know I will feel the same this time I was seriously freaking. It saddened me to experience that. I know now what to expect and how to deal with it.
1. Continue to take prenatal vitamin and extra iron ( iron if need be. )
2. Stay hydrated
3. Get exercise.
Best of luck to me on my renewed hair journey with postpartum shedding.Â