Alopecia Areata and Alopecia Capitalis Totalis ...

Alopecia areata is a condition where hair loss usually occurs suddenly in circular patches on the scalp. The areas of hair loss are random on the scalp, unlike in male/female pattern baldness where hair loss occurs in a definite sequence. Alopecia areata sufferers may also experience hair loss in other parts of the body as well as the scalp. Males, females and children can all experience this condition. A small percentage of sufferers go on to experience total hair loss on the scalp and this is referred to as Alopecia capitalis totalis.

For people who suffer from Alopecia areata and Alopecia capitalis totalis, we suggest they use 101 Hair Tonic.

To make sure the bald area does not enlarge for Alopecia areata sufferers, we suggest these people use 101 Hair & Scalp Tonic around the effected area.

How it occurs ...

Alopecia areata occurs when the body's immune system attacks the hair bulb in people with a certain genetic make up. This misdirected immune system response prevents new hair growth. The hair follicles become dormant but do not die so there is always a chance for hair re-growth.