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		<span>1. Ageing - </span> As people get older, their hair may start to lose volume and thickness</li>
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		3. Thinning hair may also be <span>hereditary.</span></li>
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		<span>2. Lifestyle habits</span> are a key contributor to thinning hair. These include:
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				<span>Over-treating your hair.&nbsp;</span>This includes color treatments, perms, relaxers, and more.</li>
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				<span>Using harsh hair products, such as extreme-hold hair sprays and gels.</span>Temporary color can also be harsh for your hair.</li>
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				<span>Wearing your hair up too tightly.</span>Whether you&rsquo;re wearing an up-do or pulling your hair up in a ponytail for working out, this can tug on your hair and break it from the follicles, causing thin spots over time.</li>
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				<span>Not getting enough iron, folic acid, and other minerals in your diet.</span></li>
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				<span>Experiencing uncontrolled stress.</span>Stress is related to an uptick in hormones like cortisol. Too many stress hormones may kill off new hairs that are trying to grow from the hair follicles.</li>
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		<span>4. Underlying medical considerations </span>can also lead to this condition. You might have thinning hair if you:
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				recently had a baby</li>
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				<span>stop taking&nbsp;birth control pills</span></li>
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				<span>are going through hormonal changes</span></li>
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				<span>are being treated for an&nbsp;autoimmune disease</span></li>
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				<span>have immune system deficiencies</span></li>
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				<span>have a&nbsp;skin disorder&nbsp;or infection</span></li>
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