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🧠 Why Stress Makes Your Hair Fall Out 😩 Have you noticed more hair in your brush or shower lately? It might not be your products—it could be stress. When you’re stressed, your body can push hair into the telogen (shedding) phase of the growth cycle too early. This leads to a condition called telogen effluvium, where clumps of hair shed 2–3 months after a stressful event. Stress also raises cortisol, a hormone that: • Weakens your hair follicles • Triggers inflammation • And can even cause your immune system to attack your hair (yes, really!) 💡 The good news? It’s usually temporary—and reversible. ✨ Focus on managing stress, nourishing your body, and giving your scalp some extra love. Your strands will thank you! #HairHealth #StressAwareness #ScalpCare #HairLossHelp #TelogenEffluvium #HairByTerra #BeautyTips #GlowFromWithin
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