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Is it normal to have hairloss after hair wash?
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Some hair: breaks off (not loss) with any kind of trauma, even washing. It depends upon the amount. Any chemicals, heat, physical trauma, medication, illness, etc can cause hair loss. If excessive, check w/your doctor. Also, the longer your hair is, the more that can break off and still be normal.
Answered 11/16/2014
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