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I sleep mainly on one side of my head, and i find that on that side my hair is slightly thiner but only in the front where my head would make contact with the pillow..
Is it posssible that sleeping on that side deprives the hair of O2, which could ultimately make it thinner...
Thanks in advance
No, your mothers father is the reason!
That a fact? I wish so much I had my mothers father's hair. Super straight, Super moist, No frizz. I ended up with Thick, wavy, frizzy, dryed out straw. A real pain to keep moist.
YES, THAT IS PROBABLY EXACTLY WHAT HAPPEND. AND NOT ONLY DOES SLEEPING ON ONE SIDE OF YOUR FACE DO THAT BUT IT ALSO CAUSES MORE WRINKLES AND MAKES YOUR SKIN SAGGIER ON THAT SIDE SO YOU'LL LOOK OLDER ON ONE SIDE THAN THE OTHER. I WOULD SUGGEST GETTING A SILK OR SATIN PILLOWCASE (THIS MAY BE HARD TO FIND BUT IT IS WORTH IT) AND I WOULD SUGGEST SLEEPING ON YOUR BACK. THIS ONE WILL BE VERY TOUGH TO GET USE TO, I STILL HAVE TROUBLE WITH IT MYSELF BUT YOU MAY BE ABLE TO DO IT IN A SERIES OF STEPS. SOMETIMES ROGAINE WILL WORK FOR FRONTAL BALDNESS OR AT LEAST KEEP IT FROM GETTING WORSE, WHATEVER ROGAINE OR WHATEVER YOU USE DOESN'T BRING BACK YOU WILL HAVE TO SAVE UP THE 3000 DOLLARS OR WHATEVER TO GET A TRANSPLANT FROM BOSLEY MEDICAL. AFTER I SAVE UP FOR MY CAR INSURANCE I WILL HAVE TO START SAVING UP FOR BOSLEY MYSELF.