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Almond oil
A study published in the journal Annals of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has shown that almond extracts promote hair growth in mice. Vitamin E and magnesium present in it also facilitates hair growth.

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Along with applying it on your hair, you can also consume edible almond oil if your hair is too dry. It helps in sealing in the moisture, thus preventing hair loss.

Coconut oil
One of the most popular oils that you cannot miss is coconut oil. No matter where you might live, coconut oil for hair is available across the country and even the globe! It is rich in vitamin E and antioxidants, which promote hair growth and makes your scalp and hair healthy. This oil also works great for all hair types.

Brahmi oil
This oil rejuvenates and thickens the hair follicles and helps in strengthening the hair from the roots. Massaging it on the scalp promotes hair growth. It also has cooling properties which can help you get rid of dandruff.

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What is the difference between the three types of alopecia?

Most people know alopecia to be a form of hair loss. However, what they don’t always know is that there are three main types of the condition – alopecia areata, alopecia totalis and alopecia universalis. But what is the difference between the three?

Alopecia areata

This is one of the most commonly reported types of hair loss, referring to bald patches or spots on the scalp.

Alopecia totalis

This is hair loss affecting the whole of the head, including eyelashes and eyebrows. It is a more advanced stage of alopecia areata, which progresses to totalis and universalis in around 1 – 2 per cent of cases.

Alopecia universalis

This term relates to hair loss all over the body, meaning that the entire epidermis is free from hair. It is the most severe form of alopecia areata, and as such is quite rare, occurring only in around 1 in 100,000 people.

Did you know…?

As well as the three types of alopecia outlined above, there are a couple of other ways alopecia can be classified. These include:

• Alopecia areata barbae – this is hair loss limited only to the male beard
• Alopecia areata multicularis – this refers to multiple areas or patches of hair loss
• Alopecia areata monocularis – one area of baldness, found in any location on the scalp