Or may be in some cases the generation of white hair is the reason for the hair fall of darker hair, which then attains the stabilization state. So hairfall stops. It may due to the deficiency of melanin.
May be. But for some cases for example my case I have seen the white hair to be thicker than the black hair and never seen them falling.
I think it must be a placebo effect. There's no known reason why there would be an inverse correlation (or any correlation at all) between your hairs being lost to male pattern baldness and your hairs going grey. Maybe the darker hairs are just more noticeable when they fall out as they are easier to spot.
I don't know what to say. My hair turned to light color not exactly white at this age. Before greying stage, I noticed hair loss which caused thinning especially in the crown. But now I don't see any hairloss and my hair density has improved. May be this is a coincidence or may be not
you're not balding from that pic you posted.
Exactly my point. My hair density has improved. Last year at one stage I faced the problem of hair fall*. That's why I started this thread. But as my hair begins to turn grey my hair loss stopped and now density has also improved as compared to last year.
Yeah but unfortunately I have a big forehead and high hairline. I don't how to increase the hairline though.
