Show Notes
Two years ago I first mentioned my experience with breaking and thinning hair due to perimenopause. You all have continued to ask if I've found anything to help because I know you are experiencing it too! The aging process - along with stress - can wreak havoc on our hair and I've been on a journey to help the health and strength of my hair.
I have finally found the products and ritual that seem to be helping and I'm sharing it all with you today in our short Connections episode. Listen in!
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