While it may be true that most people who go through a time of rapid hair loss experience a temporary “high” on the days when their hair is growing back, if you have never experienced a rapid hair loss then you may not realize what a difference a change in hair style can make in the dynamics of dealing with this condition. One of the classic hair styles to go from short to long in length is the ” Caesar” haircut. This style involves hair being pulled back from the crown of the head and layers of it being cut away in short choppy rows. It has the ability to make your forehead look much larger and can even make your hair seem to grow a little faster than it actually does.
If you are going through a hair loss situation that is more of a permanent change, such as alopecia, you might find that going through a hair style transformation can actually slow down the progression of your hair loss. These changes include the use of extensions and the coloring of your hair. With extensions the hair is held in place using threads or braids. When these types of extensions are removed, the remaining hair grows out in choppy, spiky patterns that tend to resemble the look of billowing sailboats. Coloring your hair can change the texture of your hair. The graduated coloring process, from very short and spiky to very long, also makes your hair appear to change shape.
High Bald Fade Hair Styles There are many new hairstyles that have been developed specifically for people going through rapid hair loss. The latest of these styles is called the high-low hairstyle. The high-low haircut starts by pulling your hair up into a high ponytail that is then tied at the back of your neck. This style works well with most hair types and looks great on most people. One of the benefits of the low hairstyle is that it will create less stress on the scalp and hairline when the hair is styled because the hair can be moved around more freely and the angles can be adjusted to meet the needs of each particular person.
