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After a night of drinking, my hair falls out much more in the shower. why is this?
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Don't worry: It has nothing to do with your hair loss . All of us lose up to 100-200 hair everyday and you particularly notice it in the shower. You also form new hair everyday the same number to keep it even. So don't worry
Answered 9/23/2016
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