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Post-Covid Hair Loss: Here Are Some Reasons And Solutions

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  Self-care in times of pandemic? The 3rd wave of COVID-19 is here, and many of us are still fighting the after-effects from 1st and 2nd waves. From headache to joint pain to back pain, after-symptoms are different for each person.   Coping with hair loss is a common issue. In fact, hair loss is one of the post-Covid conditions that people are facing. So here, we bring to you all the information you need to know about hair fall after COVID. From the scientific reasons behind this hair fall to the  best hair products in India , we’ve got everything you would search for.   Keep reading!   Can Covid-19 cause Hair Loss? Studies show that almost 20% of people who recovered from COVID-19 suffered massive hair fall. A vast number of them have faced a 40-60% hair shedding during the 3rd & 4th recovery months. If you are one of them, don’t worry, we have your back! It is usual to have excessive hair fall while or after a physical illness or mental stress. This condition is called Telogen Ef
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Mom, Ensure Sun Safety For Your Baby!

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Have you ever thought about ‘SUN SAFETY’ for your baby? It is an important topic to address and, that’s why we are here to give you information on why sun protection is essential for your baby or toddler! Babies have ultra-sensitive skin. Exposure to the sun and its harmful UVA and UVB rays can easily damage their skin. Too much sun exposure can cause sunburns, heat stroke, cataracts, heat exhaustion, and skin cancers. Sun exposure and UV rays can affect the immune system, increase the risk of infections, and cause premature aging and skin damage. How can you protect your baby or toddler from sun exposure?                                      Babies up to six months of age should be kept out of the sun at any cost. The best sun protection for these infants is to stay in the shade. Look for natural shade, such as under a tree or, prefer sitting under an umbrella, a pop-up tent, or use a stroller canopy. Start a limited exposure to sunlight after six months of age, and remember to keep
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