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Myth vs. Fact
Myth: Cutting your hair makes it grow faster.
Fact: Cutting doesn’t affect growth from the root — but it does reduce breakage, helping it look fuller, healthier, and preventing more breakage.
Myth: Dandruff means your scalp is dry.
Fact: Most dandruff is actually due to an overgrowth of yeast on an oily scalp — not dryness! Always get a proper diagnosis.
Myth: You can “train” your scalp to produce less oil.
Fact: Your scalp’s oil production is determined by hormones, hydration, not washing habits. Overwashing can make it worse.
Myth: Natural oils can fully replace conditioner.
Fact: Oils sit on the hair; conditioners penetrate into it. Oils are great, but they’re not a one-for-one substitute.
Myth: Stress makes your hair fall out immediately.
Fact: Telogen effluvium (stress-related shedding) usually kicks in about 8–12 weeks after a stressful event — so it’s often delayed and unexpected.
We’re more than hair. We’re a community, an education platform and a movement.
Our mission is to raise the standard — reigniting the heart of this industry with integrity, purpose, and connection. We’re also committed to bridging the gap between cosmetology, dermatology, and general practice, creating a more collaborative and informed approach to hair and scalp health.
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The Hair Wire is a trusted resource created by trichologists, for anyone seeking clarity around hair and scalp health. With clinically backed information, we simplify complex hair loss conditions and offer professional insight, education, and solutions—one strand at a time.
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