What is the Worst Thing About Hair Loss?

The 5 Worst Things About Losing your Hair

Over 60% of men and nearly 40% of women will suffer from some stage of baldness by the time they reach the age of 40.  With the statistic so high, it is no surprise that the hair loss treatment market is estimated to be worth over £1.5 billion, and rising.

Hair loss is the most soul-sapping condition any man or women can suffer with, and so, based on customer feedback from the highly rated hair treatment pill HR23+, we go through a list of the worst things about losing your hair.

You are the only person losing your hair

You think you're imagining it at first, but as you go balder, you notice all your friends and family seem to have thick, luscious locks. Why aren't they losing their hair too?  Going bald can be a very lonely place, especially if you are the only person in your circle of friends that seems to be going through it.

You lose your identity

It may sound a little dramatic, but losing your hair is a very serious matter - so serious in fact, that many men and women feel like once their hair is gone, they have lost a big part of their identity.  We can totally see why - having great hair is a good confidence booster, and without it can make you feel like you have lost a major asset.

You feel less attractive

Again, much like losing your identity, going bald can make many people feel like they have lost much of their attractiveness. Women with thinning hair feel less feminine, and balding men feel less powerful.  Going bald can make one feel a lot older too, which in turn, can damage self-esteem and confidence.

There isn't a cure for Hair Loss

As good as some hair loss treatments are, the hard truth of the matter is that there is no cure for hair loss. Yes, products like HR23+ can indeed prevent the rate of hair fall and thinning, but there is nothing on the market than can reverse the pattern of baldness.   So, be sure to tackle hair loss as early as possible, because many bald people regret the fact they didn't act sooner.  Once it's gone, it's gone!

Being Bald just doesn't suit you

Although having no hair can suit some men (Bruce Willis, Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham, to name a few) the whole shaved head thing isn't really a great look for most.  So, with your hair dropping out strand by strand, the realisation that you will soon be in 'shaved head territory' is enough to fill you with severe anxiety.