Olivia Brown Facebook ad: “Nobody Told Me Perimenopause Would Take My Hair Too”

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1978919002732547

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Facebook, Instagram and Threads

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Hair Care

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I pulled out a handful of hair in the shower four months after my baby was born and genuinely thought something was wrong with me. Nobody tells you about this part. Not your midwife, not the NCT class, not the pregnancy books. Around month three or four, the oestrogen that kept your hair thick and full during pregnancy crashes, and everything your body held onto starts falling out at once. I was finding hair on my pillow. In the pram. Wrapped around my baby's fingers. Every shower felt like watching myself disappear. I was already not sleeping, already struggling with feeding, and now I was losing my hair too. What helped me was understanding what was actually happening. My follicles weren't dying. They were cycling. The shedding phase was catching up all at once. What my hair needed was the nutrients to support the regrowth coming behind it. Biotin for keratin production. Zinc and selenium for scalp health. Folic acid for growth. I started taking Moérie. Two capsules a day. Vegan, trichologist approved, no fillers or nasties. By month two the shedding had slowed noticeably. By month four I had baby hairs everywhere. moerie.com. If you're pulling out clumps and nobody told you this was coming, this is where I'd start.

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Nobody Told Me Perimenopause Would Take My Hair Too

Hair loss isn't just hair. And this is what helped.