Photo by lokarta For centuries, hair has been a symbol of youth,
vitality and power. Nearly all cultures have a lengthy history
of struggles with hair loss. In ancient Greece, it was believed
that oil or grease would help hair grow, and men would rub it on
their scalps in hopes that it would make their hair thicker and
fuller. While it may seem ridiculous now, there are still plenty
of rituals and myths that modern humans follow in pursuit of the
perfect head of hair. Here’s a look at some widely believed
myths that many believe to this day. Hair Myth #1: Wearing a Hat
Makes Your Hair Fall Out It’s easy to see where this perceived
correlation comes from – lots of bald people wear hats. However,
this is only because their hair is already bald and they are
simply trying to hide it. The hat itself has no effect on hair
loss. Hair Myth #2: Hanging Upside Down Helps Promote Hair
Growth If you’ve never been able to perfect the acrobatics of
hanging around upside down, don’t despair – hanging upside down
doesn’t act