Hair loss concealers, such as KeraFiber, are proven to provide a fuller and more energizing look to their users. However, a word of warnings, these naturally extracted proteins are not for everyone. To find out whether you are a lucky one suitable to use hair loss concealers, you would need to understand how far your hair loss has progressed.
The Norwood Scale
It is a chart designed to identify how bald a person is, mainly used by gentlemen, and is scaled from one to seven. The larger the number, the more hair loss one is suffering.
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Scale
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Percentage of hair loss
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Hair loss rate
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Scale
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Percentage of hair loss
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Hair loss rate
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2
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20%
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Mildly Moderate
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4A
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70%
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Semi-advanced
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2A
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30%
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Moderate
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4V
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75%
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Semi-advanced
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3
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45%
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Advanced moderate
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5A
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80%
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Advanced
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3A
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60%
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Mildly advanced
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5V
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85%
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Advanced
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3V
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65%
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Mildly advanced
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6
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89%
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Advanced
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4
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70%
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Semi-advanced
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7
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99%
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Total advanced
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Norwood scale 3 Norwood scale 6
Suitable for me?
According to a recent survey, users often give a satisfactory rate of over 90% when their hair loss levels belongs to the Norwood Scale 3V or lower. However, when users have a Norwood Scale of 6 or higher, their satisfactory rate will drop significantly. In short, if the thinning area still has reasonable amount of hair, there is no reason that you don't give KeraFiber a shoot, but if one is completely bald, we suggest he/she to try our new Hair Serum instead. Remember to take a look at our product page.
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