is it okay to use shampoo everyday??

the only thing i know that happens to my hair is sometimes its dry in the morning but its just the way it is. Never heard of losing hair because of shampooing everyday.

i think you should get an advice of a hair specialist

As many others have said here: it is important to have the right shampoo for your hairstyle, give that there are so many choices now.

In general, though, shampoos are designed to be used daily. When I have had issues with one brand I have had to switch every now and then, as if my air gets used to one kind and it is not as effective for a while. I always keep at least two differet kinds on hand.

If you are worried about premature hair loss or damage, you should definitely speak with your doctor about a specialist to check your scalp. It is better to be safe than sorry, right?

I personally myself use shampoo everyday. I have not had a single issue of any hair loss or if my hair becomes extremely dry. I use both shampoo and conditioner. Remember hygiene plays an important role in one's life. So best you take the advantage to do so. I agree with you too about hair products. For me, I just keep my hair simple, regular hair cut, wavy and I don't add any gel or hair spray. I usually wear beanies to keep my hair back and just let my hair be.

Depends on the person. Sometime it can dry out your scalp and make your hair fall out. Long and freq. use of gel and other styling product will def. make your hair fall out more. Also, using heat such as a hair dryer or straightner will cause you air to fall out.

Have you gone nad got a complete physical by your doctor. Hair loss can also be caused by low minerals or vitaments. i.e low iron can cause hair loss or thyoid problems.

Anything you put in your hair, unless it’s organic, herbs or whatever, but whatever else you put on it does damage your hair. I’ve seen it proven by a mln company that taditional shampoos contain acids that are not even allowed in industry cleaners. I Guess your family run out of luck and you are the first one in the line with hairloss . Never mind, it makes you look more mature LOL

i wuld suggest u wash ur head every day and use shampoo every alternative day..! try using a shampoo which has less chemicals in it..! i wuld suggest u use dove if u want to use shampoo every day..!

Hair loss has nothing to do with shampoo or any other hair product whatsoever. It is better to shampoo less only because it lets your scalp do its job by producing more sebum. If you use shampoo too often it washes out too much of the hair sebum and makes your scalp too dry or too oily.

Maybe hair loss is occurring because of heredity. Maybe your great great great grandparents had the same problem. It's hard to tell just by looking at your immediate family. I'd ask your doctor for more reasons as to why this is happening (if it bothers you that bad.) But it's not your hair care usage.

Definitely two- three times a week would be ideal. Try switching the shampoo to a different brand. Maybe that brand doesn't work well with your hair. There are also a lot of products that help restore your hair. Have you dyed it? or maybe had a chemical treatment done?

I think shampooing everyday will not make you lose your hair... also it does not have to be ehreditary... maybe you have a medical issues that makes your hair fall out or thin... for example women with menstrual problems and a disease called PCOS this can cause your hormones to get out of whack and can lead to hair thinning and or male pattern baldness among other things... I am sure there are many medical conditions that can cause this to happen.

Well basically, I do shampoo everyday and I only use hair conditioner once or twice a week. Conditioner is the one that makes my hair fell off so I don't use them regularly. I'm not comfortable with the idea of not cleansing my hair, it will definitely smell in the afternoon. I also don't put any other chemicals in my hair, I had it straighten last year but it felt that my hair had grown thin and weak so I stopped for another year going to the parlor.