It usually starts with your shower drain looking a little scarier than usual. At first, you tell yourself it’s nothing. Maybe you skipped a wash day or used a new conditioner. But then, you notice more strands on your pillow, your brush and your favorite black sweater. Cue the spiral. Hair loss in women can be distressing and the root cause doesn’t always come with an obvious explanation. Canva “When experiencing and treating hair loss, it is important to remember that hair growth is slow and can take several months to show changes,” Michelle Green, MD , board-certified dermatologist and hair loss expert, shared. “Hair loss is often multifactorial, requiring a combination of oral and topical medications and in-office treatments to reduce shedding and thinning and promote growth and retention.” What is the most common reason for women’s hair loss? Many different factors can cause hair loss in women. The most common factors include genetics and hormone fluctuations.…