Loss of Hair? Don’t Despair!

Individual hair strands
losing their density and
diameter, causing your
hair to appear thin
and weak.

Excessive amount of hair
strands found on your
pillow, comb and bathroom
floor, which could be the
first indication of hair loss.

Hair falls out and stops
growing completely
in patches or over an
entire area of scalp.

Poor production of
melanin pigment
in your hair bulb,
causing it to turn grey.

Scalp irritation that
results in skin flaking
and dandruff.

Hair strands fall out
easily, even at the
slightest touch or pull.

Your hair growth rate starts
to slow down as your age
increases. Hence, you end up
dropping hair at a much faster
rate compared to growing it.

Your hair needs nutrients
to grow and stay healthy.
A poor diet filled with fatty
and processed food can lead
to the shedding of your hair.

Heavy workloads from work, school
or home can disrupt your hair’s
natural growth cycle, eventually
causing grey hair and hair fall.

Certain medicines or treatments
can destroy the healthy cells
in your hair follicles, resulting
in hair loss.

A change in hormonal balance
due to thyroid dysfunction,
birth control pills or pregnancy
can result in hair thinning.

Excessive physical stress (e.g.
over-drying, styling and dyeing)
or using the wrong shampoo
on your hair can cause hair loss
over a period of time.

Have a consistent
sleeping and waking time
to regulate your hair’s
natural growth cycle.

De-stress from your
heavy workload with
a hobby or sport.

Allow your hair to dry
naturally and limit your
usage of high temperature
hair-styling tools or dryers.
If you have no other options,
use a heat-protecting spray
that will reduce the damage
inflicted on your hair.

Avoid going for chemical
hair treatments (e.g.
straightening, bleaching
and dyeing) on a regular
basis as this will damage
your hair shaft.

Use the right shampoo
(e.g. anti-dandruff) and
conditioner (e.g. moisturising)
for your hair type

Massage your scalp to
improve blood circulation
around the area and
stimulate hair growth.
Perform it while you
are in the shower, after
applying your shampoo
and conditioner.

Foods high in iron, zinc
and vitamin B12 (e.g.
almonds, spinach and
salmon) help to promote
hair follicle growth and
revitalise your thinning
hair strands.

Specialty herbs such as
Fleeceflower root and
Rehmannia protect
existing hair strands and
promote healthy hair
growth. However, the
effectiveness of such
herbs can only be
maximised when
extracted and combined
together at precise
concentration levels.