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Hair loss of 50-100 strands a day is considered normal — but if you're seeing an increasing amount in your brush every day, it may be time to review your hair care routine. The causes of shedding vary: seasonal changes, stress, hormonal shifts, tight buns, the wrong products. Whatever the cause, supporting the scalp and roots helps improve the appearance of the process.
This collection offers a three-step system: Anti-Hair Loss Care Shampoo pairs the cleansing step with scalp-strengthening actives. Anti-Hair Loss Care Serum, with its leave-in formula, is applied directly to the scalp — this is where the heavy lifting happens. The Care Cream completes the routine by helping support strands against breakage. All three are also available together as the Anti-Hair Loss Care Set.
How long before you see results? The hair cycle is slow; with regular use, meaningful difference requires 8-12 weeks of patience. Don't hesitate to consult a dermatologist for prolonged or sudden shedding. For the right start, check out our Scalp Care guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes hair loss?
Seasonal changes, stress, strict diets, iron and vitamin deficiencies, hormonal changes, and genetics are the most common causes. Losing 50-100 hairs a day is normal; if a noticeable increase lasts longer than a few months, it's worth investigating the cause.
Does shampoo really make a difference for hair loss?
Shampoo only contacts the hair root for a short time; its main job is to cleanse the scalp of excess oil and dandruff that can trigger hair loss, preparing the scalp for strengthening ingredients. The best results come from using an anti-hair-loss shampoo together with a leave-in scalp serum.
How should an anti-hair-loss serum be used?
Apply section by section to a clean, dry or damp scalp and massage in — do not rinse out. Regular use is key: since the hair cycle is long, the first assessment should be made after 3 months.
When should you see a doctor?
If hair loss is progressing with localized bald patches, if there's redness or flaking on the scalp, or if heavy shedding lasts longer than 3 months, it's a good idea to consult a dermatologist. Care products are meant to be supportive; a doctor should investigate the underlying cause.
