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Before hearing anything about Bridget's anorexia hair loss, we only knew the model for what seemed like her perfect life. Bridget Malcolm was originally from Australia and has been a model since 2007. She has worked for some of the biggest sought after modeling jobs in the world including Polo Ralph Lauren, Stella McCarthy, and the beloved Victoria's Secret Runway fashion shows.
Bridget has also been published in many hugely named magazine's such as Harper's Bazaar, Playboy and Elle.
We all know that models are known for being thinner than the average women that is no surprise to any of us.
What is surprising is that at Bridget's skinniest she was rejected for a modeling job after gaining a half an inch on her hips. She posted an instagram picture recently on August 7, 2019 to be exact and this is what she wrote on the post:
"This was me, a few weeks after I got rejected from a high profile client. And now. Strong and happy. The reason for my rejection was “Bridget’s body does not look good enough”. The girl in these photos hadn’t had a period in months, and needed to sleep 12 hours a night in order to function. The most messed up part of all this though, is that I had been accepted by this client when I was half an inch smaller in previous years.."
Bridget said on her blog that she was getting the most job bookings in her modeling career when she was at her skinniest. Here is what she said...
"I have been rewarded with my highest profile clients when my hips were at their smallest (33 inches). And when I gained half an inch from that, I lost those clients - being told that my body did not look good enough. I’m thankful that the sheer insanity of being rejected over half an inch of gain (which was not enough to get my periods back, or stop my hair from falling out) was enough to get myself into recovery from my eating disorder."
Female pattern hair loss along with her missed periods tells me her hormones were severely imbalanced. Healthy foods help to balance your hormone levels which in turn helps to create healthy cells to keep your body in proper working order.
Other hormone female hair loss causes include pregnancy hair loss and menopause hair loss.
See the full list of female hair loss causes here.
Although she was rejected from work when she gained a half an inch more around her hips, that became a blessing in disguise because that was when she addressed her eating disorder head on and got the help that she needed in just this past year.
She is now "free from food fear" as she puts it. Bridget decided she would go back to modeling if she could get jobs where she could work at a healthy weight and she did!
Today the size 4 model now works at modeling jobs with clients who accept her at her size.
She continues to state “My health is my utmost priority. If my job got in the way of my health, then I would move on from modeling.”
"It has taken a lot of work and recovery, but I am so grateful that there is a place in the industry for me now, at my healthy weight," she said on Instagram.
Nutrition is so very important for healthy thicker hair growth. Yes, I sound like your mother when I tell you to make sure you eat and don't skip your meals but I will not apologize for it.
I have seen people with diabetes change their eating habits to oblige how the doctor is telling them they should eat and saw hair growth on what used to be thinning hair. Now mind you this person was not starving themselves but they just used to eat the wrong foods, they went from eating cookies and cakes to eating fish and vegetables for example.
Other helpful habits to get healthy hair growth include getting the proper vitamin nutrition intake. See more nutrition tips here.
It's important to eat not just healthy food but enough of it, a celery stick for lunch is not enough. As model Bridget Malcolm will tell you from experience, starving her body from food caused her hair to fall out! I am so happy she got the help she needed. Love her bravery for coming forward to show how she can be a strength for other women. Bridget is amazing! A true model if you ask me! 💕
If you or someone you know might possibly have an eating disorder here is the National Eating Disorders Helpline at 1-800-931-2237.
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