Is your hair shedding too much?
Dermatologists consider it normal to lose around 50–100 hairs per day as part of the natural growth cycle.
Seeing hair in the drain, on your pillow, or in your brush every day does not automatically mean you’re going bald.
You should start paying attention if you notice:
- Handfuls of hair coming out when you wash or comb, especially compared to your normal.
- A widening part line, thinner ponytail, or more scalp showing at your crown or hairline.
- Itching, burning, tenderness, or scaly patches on your scalp along with shedding
If any of these sound familiar and it’s been going on for more than a few weeks, that’s your sign to dig deeper instead of waiting it out.
What to do if you’re past “normal”
- First, don’t panic—many causes of shedding are reversible when caught early
- Track your hair for 2–4 weeks: photos of your part, hairline, and ponytail are more helpful than counting hairs
- Talk to a hair‑loss expert or dermatologist if your photos show progression or if you have scalp symptoms.
This is exactly why UluRx focuses on medical‑grade, prescription‑strength treatments instead of “miracle” shampoos—because real hair regrowth means treating the cause, not just masking the shedding.
If you’re worried about the amount of hair you’re shedding: