Carey Mulligan's hair loss woes diagnosis

The Oscar-nominated 25-year-old has been reduced to tears by the state of her hair, taking protein capsules in a bid to make it grow.

Jan 2011

Hollywood beauty Carey Mulligan is desperate to grow back her hair which she had cut short for a film role.

Actress Carey Mulligan is reportedly taking a hair-loss supplement to regrow her hair after they were damaged following various hair cuts for her films.

The 25-year-old is said to be taking $38-a-month supplement, sold in salons, from hair specialists Kerastase.

Her hair was naturally long and mousy before she bleached them peroxide blonde to play a prostitute in the 2009 Johnny Depp gangster movie 'Public Enemies'. Last year she had her locks cropped into a tight, elfin style for 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' and she has since been struggling for it to grow back.

'She would do anything to have long, natural hair again, but she can't grow it,' dailymail.co.uk quoted Mulligan's friend as saying.

'She's been recommended to take the pills for six months. While her hair is slowly but surely growing back, it's taking a long time and she doesn't feel she will have her confidence back until she's happy with it,' the friend added.
 

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