Hair Complaints

Your hair is falling out, becoming thin, breaking off, losing its shine — or growing where you don't want it while disappearing where you need it. Medically there are explanations: hormones, genetics, nutrient deficiencies, thyroid. And all of that may be true. But it doesn't explain why the hair loss begins right now. Why the hair becomes brittle in exactly this phase of life. Why you find clumps in the drain in the morning, while your life on the outside looks perfectly fine.

Hair is expression. It is what grows out of you — visible, tangible, alive. It tells the world something about you before you've said a word. When this growth stalls, when what comes out of you becomes thin and brittle, a deeper question arises: what has stopped flowing inside you? Which inner current — the one that nourishes you and presses outward — has run dry?