Hair Thinning Dilemma

Hair thinning can occur due to..
1) Sudden shock such as an accident or job loss.
2) Hypothyroidism a blood test should be done to make sure thyroid levels are normal. If not, medication should be prescribed. My endocrinologist gave me Synthroid to deal with my hypothyroidism.
3) Excessive testosterone a blood test should be done to make sure testosterone and estrogen levels are normal. Either a gynecologist or a knowledgeable Primary Care Physician can prescribe medication if the hormone levels are not normal.
4) Anemia a blood test should be done to make sure iron levels are normal. I take Ferrex 150 Forte Plus Capsules which were prescribed by my endocrinologist as well (he is also a PCP).

If fixing the above issues doesn't stop hair thinning, then a dermatologist specializing in hair and scalp treatment should be consulted.
Courtesy: DermTV.com

Perfect At-Home Facial

CLEANSE

1. Wash face with cleanser to remove dirt, oil, and makeup. Pat dry.

STEAM & EXFOLIATE

2. Drop 4 chamomile tea bags into a large saucepan of water and bring the water to a boil.
3. In the meantime, apply an exfoliating scrub with fruit enzymes such as Alba Hawaiian Papaya Enzyme Facial Mask.
4. Remove the saucepan from heat once the water comes to a boil.
5. Hold your face one foot above the pan and place a towel over your head so the steam doesn't escape. Close your eyes.
6. Steam your face for 3-5 minutes.
7. Rinse off the enzyme mask with warm water. Blot skin dry.

MASK
8. Apply a face mask that's suited to your complexion:
*Dry skin - use one with hyaluronic acid
*Acne-prone skin - use one with sulphur
*Oily skin - use one with clay
*Normal or combination skin - use one with antioxidants 
9. Wait until the mask is ready to be removed (follow directions on packaging), then rinse with warm water and blot dry.

MOISTURIZE
10. While skin is still damp, apply a thin layer of your everyday moisturizer.

Courtesy: Allure Confessions Of A Beauty Editor