PP Hair Loss

Re: PP Hair Loss

• knottieed3ec488e6cc1bc1 member

  January 22

  I also went through this too and it’s so hard mentally. Postpartum shedding usually peaks around this time, even if your hair was never thick to begin with. Be as gentle as possible with brushing, avoid tight styles, and focus on scalp health. I kept taking my prenatal and also added BabyBlues postpartum hair loss vitamins into my diet, which really helped slow the shedding and support regrowth for me. You’re not doing anything wrong, this phase does pass.

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• sleepymommaof1 member

  April 7

  I remember feeling like this around 3–4 months pp, it can feel really overwhelming seeing so much hair come out every day. You’re not alone in this at all.
  
  That timing is actually when shedding usually peaks because of the hormone shift, even though it feels scary. What helped me was being really gentle with my hair, avoiding tight styles, and not over-brushing. I also focused on eating well and staying consistent with my vitamins.
  
  I added a postpartum hair support vitamin during that phase too, I tried the ones from the brand called Baby Blues postpartum hair loss vitamins and honestly over time I did notice less shedding and little regrowth coming in. It wasn’t instant, but it helped alongside just giving it time.
  
  It does slow down, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now 🤍

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• knottie1ff1fc065256bdcc member

  April 22 edited 3:58AM

  I feel you — the 3–4 month PP shedding hit me hard too. It looks scary, but it’s really common and usually temporary. What helped me was being super gentle (wide-tooth comb, less heat styling), keeping up with prenatals, and making sure I was eating enough protein. I also found some nice hair care products through fabfitfun that focused on strengthening and scalp care, which made my hair feel a bit healthier even if it didn’t stop the shedding overnight.

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