your hair part = hair loss? 👀

Hey,

Quick Question: Where's your hair parted when you look in the mirror? Same spot as yesterday? And the day before that?

If you answered yes, we need to talk.

I know this sounds absolutely random, but your hair part can sabotage your hair growth goals. I'm not talking about some outdated superstition your next-door aunty told you – this is actual science backed by trichology research.

The Hidden Truth About Your Daily Hair Part

I figured most people don't know about traction alopecia – a type of hair loss caused by repeated tension on hair follicles – that doesn't just happen from tight ponytails or braids. It can happen from something as simple as parting your hair in the same spot every single day for years.

A 2019 study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found that consistent mechanical tension on specific areas of the scalp can lead to miniaturisation of hair follicles.

It meant that your hair roots start producing thinner, weaker strands until they eventually stop producing hair altogether.

What makes this even more relevant for us Indian women: our hair care rituals often involve daily combing, regular oiling, and styling that follows the same pattern. While these are incredible for hair health, doing them in the same way every single day can create problem areas.

What's Happening Under Your Scalp

When you part your hair in the same spot repeatedly, several things occur:

I've seen this pattern in countless clients, women who come to me wondering why their hair part looks wider than it used to, or why that specific line seems to have less density.

The Simple Switch That Changes Everything

Ready for the solution? Change your hair part every few days.

Other Styling Habits That Protect Your Hair

While we're talking about gentle hair care, let me share a few more research-backed tips:

(Don't worry – I used to check ALL of these boxes before I knew better!)

A Quick Reality Check

Now, I'm not saying that changing your hair part will solve severe hair loss issues. Conditions like PCOS-related hair fall, nutritional deficiencies, or hormonal imbalances need comprehensive treatment. But for the everyday hair thinning that happens gradually over years? This simple switch can genuinely make a difference.

The Bottom Line

Your hair is incredibly adaptive, but it also responds to patterns – both good and bad ones. By giving different areas of your scalp a chance to rest and recover, you're working with your hair's natural growth cycle instead of against it.

This week, I challenge you to try the 3-day rule. Notice how your hair feels, how easy it is to style differently, and whether you spot any changes in your usual part area over the next few weeks.

Speaking of challenges – if you've been stuck for months while dealing with thinning hair, there might be deeper factors at play.

The Complete Hair Recovery Program

Tired of trying shampoos, oils, or supplements that never fix hair fall? It’s not a surface problem; it starts with your gut, hormones, and nutrition.

That’s why we designed a 12-week protocol that heals from within.

In just 4 phases, we reset your gut, balance hormones, grow stronger hair, and give you a plan to sustain it for life.

Since we're focusing on scalp health, here's a simple DIY serum that promotes blood circulation:

Remember, beautiful hair is about the daily habits that support your follicles. Something as simple as changing your part can be the difference between gradual thinning and maintaining healthy density.

What's your current hair part situation?

Hit reply and let me know if you're going to try the switch – I love hearing about your hair wins!

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With love and healthy hair vibes,
Simrun ✨

P.S. If you found this helpful, forward it to a friend who's been complaining about her hair part looking thin. Sometimes the best solutions are the simplest ones!