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Many people - especially men - begin to notice early hair loss after going vegan. Some simply attribute this to their genetics and assume nothing can be done about it. In reality, the cause could lie in what you put on your plate.

Hair loss can happen to anyone for any number of reasons - age, genetics, illness, hormonal changes, and as a side effect from medications, to name a few. For patients searching for a solution to their condition, there are several options available. Some are long-term solutions while others are temporary cover-ups. One of the most successful permanent options is follicular transfer.

Telogen effluvium is an extremely common type of hair loss. In fact, it's the most common type of hair loss. It also happens to be fully reversible! While the initial loss of hair and patchiness can be alarming, this is one of the most easily treatable hair loss conditions that we see at Mane Image.

Your immune system is designed to attack invaders that could harm you, like bacteria or viruses, protecting you from disease and infection. In lupus, your autoimmune system can't tell the difference between your own body and illness-causing invaders, and it goes into overdrive - called becoming hyperactive - and attacks your own tissue.

Hair loss: it's not just a matter of predetermined genetics. At Mane Image, we've seen all types of hair loss and worked with clients experiencing hair loss at every stage of life. We know that hair loss can be triggered by a whole slew of surprising underlying factors, and it's our mission to share our knowledge with our clients. Today, we'll be taking a closer look at how thyroid diseases can cause hair loss. 

The phrase "you are what you eat" has a history of being tied to body type and fitness, but healthy eating also affects the look and feel of your hair. That's right, if you want healthy hair, you better start by adopting a healthy diet.