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Why do we change our hairstyle when we're depressed?
Thanks for asking.
Our hair says a lot about our personalities.
It's a core part of our identity.
It reflects who we are and how we want the world to perceive us, as noted by British hair historian Carolyn Cox in her book Good Hair Days.
A hairstyle is the ultimate form of self-expression.
It tells the world who you are or who you want to be.
This idea highlights the powerful role hair plays in shaping and communicating our individuality.
Where do major life changes push us towards the salon?
Significant events completing education, starting a new job, getting married or welcoming a child can inspire a trip to the hairdressers.
Challenging experiences like a breakup may also prompt this urge.
Psychologists suggest that when we go through a breakup, we might feel like we've lost control over part of our lives.
By changing our appearance we regain a sense of agency.
We make a definitive decision that is wholly ours independent of anyone else's opinion or desires.
So is it purely symbolic?
No, not entirely.
Hair reflects more than just emotional shifts.
It's a living record of our past.
Biologically, hair is nourished by blood, which is influenced by our lifestyle, emotions and diet.
A lacklustre mane might signal poor nutrition, stress or fatigue.
It's no coincidence that how we feel inside often shows up on our heads.
Cutting your hair is often seen as a symbolic act of letting go of the past.
For example, when Lady Diana divorced Prince Charles, one of her first moves was to shorten her iconic bob, a change that many interpreted as a declaration of independence.
A fresh haircut can also provide a psychological lift, offering a sense of renewal and a boost of energy.
But what if the new look isn't quite what you hoped for?
That sadly is the risk of a dramatic change.
A bad haircut can be a setback But it's a preventable one.
Before committing to a big transformation, it's wise to consult with a professional hair stylist, who can assess what works for your face shape and complexion.
This thoughtful approach can save you from a hairstyle you'll regret.
So next time you're reaching for the scissors or booking a salon appointment, consider what your hair is telling you and how you want it to tell your story.
There you have it.
Now you know why we change our hairstyle when we're depressed.
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