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This Holiday Season, Viviscal, a natural supplement that reduces thinning hair, is asking us to submit our personal stories about hair loss.
According to recent studies, as many as one in three women suffer from some kind of hair loss or thinning hair. The causes can be varied – menopause, pregnancy, stress and genetics are often top culprits.
Two lucky readers who submit their story will be chosen to receive a spa makeover worth over $500. Additionally, all readers who submit their hair loss stories will automatically receive 10% off their order of Viviscal from www.lifes2good.com.
This contest is valid in the United States only. You must be over 18 to enter. Contest will end on February 15, 2009. To enter, visit www.hair2win.com.
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For me it was menopause that started the process of more hair loss than I’m used to, couple that with the fact that my family has a tendency to grey early and my hair is a hot mess right now! And as most women with Menopause can attest to, the severity of the hot flashes tend to make us want to pull our hair out! ;)
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I’ve always had fine hair and very thin hair, and was used to see a lot down toward the shower drain, but it was my hair dresser who really took notice and told me it was time to be more pro-active about my thinning hair in order to prevent additional loss. I also used to chemically straighten my hair when I was younger, and my current hair dresser put a stop to that and that has helped tremendously. I also take ‘hair’ vitamins, massage my scalp more often and use hot oil treatments frequently to keep my hair in optimal condition which also aids in slowing down hair loss.
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thnx for the opp!! I have thin, flat, lifeless hair~~ went thru premenopause at age 31…made a big effect on the hair issue !
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Count me in!
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I’ve always had thin, fine hair but after menopause, I have patches of hair missing on my scalp. I leave wads of hair all lover the house. My sink was just stopped up recently and I tried lots of products to unstop it. I finally pulled on the stopper and there was a huge wad of hair stuffed in it.
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welll I have lots of hair but all of a sudden during times of the month- it just clumps out..lots of it- doesn’t look too bad now but am aware of what is happen and aware of the areas that it is thinning and need to start working on it
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this is a great prize
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