A new year means resolutions for a new you. You might plan to eat better or exercise more, but what about your hair? It’s time to stop focusing on your hairline and give your self-esteem a healthy boost in the process. Here’s how to stay on top of your hair loss in 2019.
- Explore New Haircuts
A new haircut can take your mind off of hair loss and have you looking your best. Generally speaking, shorter haircuts hide thinning hair. You can either go to a barber or use a trimmer for a simple buzz cut. Another alternative is a haircut that draws attention away from the top of your head. Ask your barber to cut the sides of your head shorter while leaving the top a bit fuller. When your hair grows out, a thinning crown will be less notable.
- Try Styling Your Hair
A new haircut paired with some careful styling can make your hair look fuller as well. If you’re thinning at the temples, try combing your hair forward and holding it in place with some gel. That will completely cover your hairline and give your self-esteem a boost on your next night out. If your hair is thinning right on top there is another common solution. Try combing both sides of your hair towards the middle, creating a little hill. This can help you cover any thin areas on top of your head and give you a more youthful look at the same time.
- Consider Restoration Treatments
If a new haircut or styling options don’t work, maybe it’s time to consider hair restoration treatments in the new year. There are a number of treatment options but most are minimally invasive, quick, and cost effective. High quality treatment can provide a permanent solution to hair loss and give you greater confidence as well.
Tired of hair loss? You should be. Stop worrying about what’s happening on top of your head and start living your best life. Try a new haircut or see if a new hairstyle helps your self-esteem. If not, maybe restoration treatments are the way to go. This is your year; make sure your hair doesn’t get in the way. To schedule a free consultation call us at (315) 458-1074 or to contact us via email click here.
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