Hormonal hair loss affects many women at different times of their lives. Pregnancy, menopause, or hormonal imbalances can disrupt the hair growth cycle.
Understanding the causes of this hair loss helps implement effective solutions to regain denser hair.
Understanding hormonal hair loss
Hormones play a key role in the hair life cycle.
A hormonal variation can shorten the growth phase and cause more significant hair loss.
Main causes:
- pregnancy and postpartum
- menopause
- polycystic ovary syndrome
- stopping or changing contraception
Signs of hormonal hair loss
Hormonal hair loss is often recognized by certain signs.
- diffuse hair loss across the entire scalp
- progressive decrease in density
- thinner and more fragile hair
Unlike genetic alopecia, hormonal hair loss is often reversible.
How to limit hormonal hair loss?
Certain habits can help preserve hair health.
Stimulate the scalp
Scalp massage stimulates microcirculation and helps reactivate follicle activity.
Use strengthening treatments
Concentrated serums can strengthen the roots.
The Longevity Serum acts directly on scalp vitality thanks to amla and prickly pear oil.
Adopt a gentle routine
Aggressive shampoos can exacerbate hair loss.
The Purifying shampoo cleanses the scalp without irritating it, and the Nourishing shampoo cleanses while providing nutrition and softness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hormonal hair loss permanent?
No, it is often temporary when hormonal balance stabilizes.
Can hormonal hair loss be stopped?
It is possible to slow it down with an adapted hair care routine and stimulating treatments.
