How Hormones Affect Your Hair

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6 Sex Hormones that Affect Your Hair

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Estriol is the jewel of Estrogens. It is also called the “Hormone of Pregnancy” because our bodies make very high amounts of Estriol (E3) during pregnancy.

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How Hormones Affect Your Hair

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6 Sex Hormones that Affect Your Hair

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E2 or Estradiol

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E1 or Estrone

Estrone is the main estrogen we make after menopause. But instead of making it in our ovaries, we make it in our fat cells.

Estriol is the jewel of Estrogens. It is also called the “Hormone of Pregnancy” because our bodies make very high amounts of Estriol (E3) during pregnancy.

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E3 or Estriol

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Progesterone – Estrogen’s Best Friend

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