Working your way up through the ranks at your place of work could be
great for your bank balance and enable you to splurge on luxury items,
however it may prove disastrous for your hair.
Although hair loss is something that many attribute to old age, the
hectic modern day working adult is susceptible to losing their hair,
with men and women in their 20s losing hair. Almost half (45%) of
men aged 16-24 and 47% of men aged 25-34 that were involved in a new
survey, say their hair is already showing signs of thinning.
A L’Oreal Professionnel poll of 2,000
adults found that those with a salary of £75,000 or over were more
likely to report they were suffering with hair loss because of the
stress and demands of their jobs, in comparison to those on around
£15,000.
In fact, only last year MP Nadine Dorries, who earns nearly £70,000 a
year, spoke in a television interview about her hair loss. She
described the massive impact to her confidence after waking up in tears
each morning upon realising her hair had started to fall out.
The L’Oreal survey discovered that almost three quarters of women
blame stress for hair loss and one in three were adamant they had
noticed their hair was thinning.
Meanwhile, men typically put down genetics as the main reason for
losing hair, but nonetheless half of men think that pressure at work is
still partly to blame for hair loss.
However, across both sexes, the higher earners were far more likely
to attribute their hair loss to work pressure compared to those on a
smaller salary.
The survey found across the board that one in five men and women on a
salary of over £75,000 per year were blaming work for their hair loss
as opposed to just one in ten of those with a salary of up to £15,000.
Almost a third of UK women (30%) and around two-thirds of men (66%) suffer thinning hair or baldness, according to the research.
Despite the fact hair loss is very common – approximately 80% of men
experience some sort of hair loss at some time in their life – it seems
two in five men would prefer to suffer alone in silence than seek help
and one in ten women are doing the same.
There is no reason to suffer alone though, millions of people in
Britain alone are battling hair loss and Medical Specialists® Pharmacy
are here to help. With our extensive range of hair loss treatments for
men and women, you can act now to halt the progression of hair loss, and
even possibly see regrowth of hair.
Medical Specialists® can provide the prescription-only medication Propecia
(finasteride), which is used to treat male pattern baldness and works
by blocking the conversion of testosterone to DHT, which thought to
cause hair loss. It is obtainable following a quick and easy 4-step
process, which includes an online consultation with one of the Medical
Specialists’® in-house doctors. Propecia is priced from as little as
£47.58 per month.
Other options that can be used in conjunction to Propecia include Regaine Foam or Regaine Lotion,
as featured in numerous television adverts. Obtainable from Medical
Specialists Pharmacy from as little as £49.95 and £59.95 respectively,
Regaine products contain the active ingredient Minoxidil; clinically
proven to help prevent further hereditary hair loss. Minoxidil works by
increasing the blood supply to the hair follicles, helping to strengthen
existing hair and stimulate secondary hair growth.
Women can also take minoxidil, contained within Regaine for Women, and have the option of the over-the-counter treatment Florisene®
– strongly recommended as an addition to any female hair loss
treatment. Florisene® is especially recommended for women who have
reduced hair volume (compared with several years ago) or who have
recently noticed hair shedding as seen by more hairs in the brush, comb
or when shampooing.
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