Organic Shampoo and Hair Loss

I would like to share a story that changed the way Ia week and sparingly. I then started to research about
thought about organic products, especially organicthe chemicals in shampoo that could cause hair loss.
shampoo. One day my friends and I were talking aboutSure enough, one of the main ingredients in my
the fear of growing old and getting the inevitableclarifying shampoo was sodium laurate. Sodium laurate
receding hair line. I was afraid of having a bad spot onis a chemical that is found in engine de-greasers and in
the top of my head. I asked one of my friends to takeshampoo. It strips all oil from your hair so you have a
a look at my head and I was shocked to hear that Ilight and clean feeling after using it. However, this
did in fact have a receding hair line on the crown ofchemical is very harmful to your scalp and can cause
my head.hair loss if used excessively.
I could not believe it and thought my friend was jokingI started to research organic shampoo and the
around, but I took a picture of the crown of my headbenefits of using all natural hair treatments to cleanse
and sure enough, I had a bald spot the size of a fiftymy hair. Organic shampoos use only 100% all-natural
cent piece on the top of head. I freaked out as myingredients. Common ingredients are citrus extracts,
family does not have a history of hair loss and I knewessential oils and fruit essence. After I started using the
at my age I shouldn't be experience this time of thing. Iorganic hair care treatment, the hair on my crown
started to obsess over this bald spot and started tostarted to come back. I am a firm believer of using
research reason why I would be losing hair on the toporganic product to treat hair and if you have noticed a
of my head.small receding hairline, I would recommend that you try
It turns out that I was using too much clarifyingnatural shampoos to stimulate and replenish the
shampoo (about 4 times a week). I was unaware thatnutrients in your hair.
clarifying shampoo is only supposed to be used once