Does Your Hair Change From Summer To Winter?

[Sonicblu650]

I haven't seen much talk about this and was wondering what everyone thought. Does anyone notice more shedding in the warmer months? I know we're not cats and dogs lol but do you guys notice anything one way or the other? Ive seen a few vague studies that show more shedding in September /october then again in the spring months. Since the weather is transitioning from warm to cool or vice versa depending where you live, I thought it was an appropriate time to make this thread.

 

[Sonicblu650]

Ok... I admit not the most compelling thread. But everyone's always worried about the dreaded shed. I thought we could explore some natural reasons it occurs. Maybe its not the finasteride you started 9 months ago or whatever, Maybe There's a normal, natural, and rational explanation sometimes... Maybe not, idk thought thats what we'd ponder. Ok epic fail got it!!

 

[DPAMan]

Not a fail thread at all, but it would probably have gotten more attention if it had been posted in Impact.

I would say winter, but it is hard to say because I cut my hair shorter in the summer anyway these days.

 

[Sonicblu650]

Not a fail thread at all, but it would probably have gotten more attention if it had been posted in Impact.

I would say winter, but it is hard to say because I cut my hair shorter in the summer anyway these days.

well thanks man lol i know everyone wants to talk about finasteride, min, nizoral and future treatments understandably, but i figured something different. I agree though my hair seems a bit thicker in the winter as well. yay! Winter is near! Jk at least some people did the poll...So only a partial fail lol

 

[Sonicblu650]

I say winter, but why do people in hot climates have awesome thick hair? I assume to protect their scalp from the sun. So Wouldn't our hair (north America type climate people) thicken during the peak sunshine months? It seems the opposite. Hmmm, very strange indeed