Are you someone who likes experimenting with every viral hair fall hack? An expert talks about the risk of trying viral hacks and their impact on hair loss. Hair loss is one of the most common concerns today. Whether it is finding extra strands on the pillow or noticing a thinning hairline, it can leave you feeling worried. And in most cases, in search of quick results, most of us turn to social media, where countless influencers and creators promise thicker, healthier hair using simple home remedies.An expert warns and says to think before you try vital hair fall hacks (Shutterstock)Shweta Pandey is a Senior Content Writer at Hindustan Times, with over 12 years of experience in beauty and wellness journalism, specialising in makeup, skincare, and hair care.
She began her professional writing journey in 2011, entering the evolving world of digital lifestyle journalism as beauty and wellness content rapidly transformed in India. Over the years, she has worked with reputed digital media houses like India Today, the Times of India and Skymet Weather, steadily building credibility through well-researched features, product reviews, and trend analyses. Her career reflects consistent growth, moving from content contributor to senior writer. She now plays a key role in shaping editorial strategy, social media content, and ensuring high-quality, reader-focused content that aligns with evolving audience needs.
