Have you ever found yourself, whether as a child or even now, pulling out strands of your hair without realising why? If that ...

Pulling your hair out is actually a mental illness. Here’s how I learned to stop doing it. ... While realizing I wasn’t bringing much to the chair for her to work with, ...

If you have trichotillomania, you may have a strong urge to pull out your hair. Learn about this disorder, what causes it, and what kinds of treatment can help.

Lucy Harper, 17, a high school junior who lives in College Station, Tex., has been picking at her skin for as long as she can remember. When she was in seventh grade, she also started pulling out ...

Hair-pulling in an age of anxiety. By Elizabeth Paton On a sunny Friday last month, 10 days into Australia’s coronavirus lockdown, Jayde Beaumont put her toddler daughter down for a nap, closed ...

Pulling Your Hair Out? It Might Just Help Reverse Baldness ... But work from his lab suggested that when hairs were plucked, the follicles secrete a distress signal to their neighbors.

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If you've got a few grays here and there, it can be hard to resist the urge to pluck 'em out. But you might want to sit on your hands. While the myth that each time you pull one gray out, two more ...

Trichotillomania is a mental health condition marked by repetitive hair pulling that is classified within body-focused repetitive behaviors that many people struggle with.

Rebecca Brown struggles with the intense compulsion to pull out her hair. — -- Video blogger Rebecca Brown, aka “Beckie O,” won over thousands of fans with her quirky antics. But what ...

If you have trichotillomania, you might catch yourself sitting at work and pulling out your hair when you're nervous. This can, for obvious reasons, cause your hair to fall out.