We address hair thinning at the root with regular cleansing to balance the scalp's delicate microbiome. Improper cleansing can cause oil and product buildup to clog the hair follicles, impacting hair growth and leading to possible hair loss.
A combination of hormones and genetics triggers follicle miniaturisation — a gradual shrinking of the hair follicle. This process disrupts the follicle’s production of healthy hair, leading to thinner, weaker strands and eventual hair loss.
Look out for changes in your hair texture, quality, and growth potential, as well as increased shedding or clumps of hair loss. Widening parts and more scalp visibility at the temples, hairline and crown are also signs of thinning hair.
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