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		<span>1. Ageing - </span> Hair thinning is common in ageing. Hair strands become thinner and lose volume. The rate of hair growth also reduces.</li>
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		<span>3. Hereditary: Hair thinning could also be due to a genetic condition known as hereditary hair loss.</span></li>
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		<span>2. Lifestyle habits are a key contributor to thinning hair. These include: </span>
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				<span><span>Over-treating your hair with colour treatments, perms, relaxers, and more.</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>Using harsh hair products loaded with chemicals, such as extreme-hold hair sprays and gels. Temporary hair colouring can also be damaging for your hair.</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>Nutritional deficiencies such as lack of iron, folic acid, and other minerals in your diet.</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>Experiencing increased levels of stress can raise hormones like cortisol and in turn curb hair growth.</span></span></li>
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		<span>4. Underlying medical considerations can also lead to this condition. You might have thinning hair if you: </span>
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				<span>recently had a baby</span></li>
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				<span><span>have discontinued taking birth control pills</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>are going through hormonal changes</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>are being treated for an autoimmune disease</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>have a weak immunity</span></span></li>
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				<span><span>are having a skin disorder </span></span></li>
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