Did you know that there are two completely opposite types of hair loss and that they are not treated in the same way?
There is reactive hair loss, which will be triggered by stress, childbirth, trauma or illness and will be temporary. This hair loss begins 3 to 4 months after this event and is distinguished by these signs:
The three physiological causes of this hair loss are poor microcirculation in the scalp, a deficiency in nutrients and inflammation in the bulb.
There is progressive hair loss, which could lead to baldness. It is distinguished by these signs:
Progressive hair loss is caused by the growth phase of the hair becoming shorter.
In other words, a normal hair cycle is summarized as follows: A hair appears, grows, dies and falls out. A cycle normally lasts 3 years for men and 5 years for women and repeats itself 25 times in our life.
During progressive hair loss, the rhythm of this cycle accelerates and speeds up, the cycles therefore become shorter and we reach the end of the 25 cycles more quickly. What is important to remember is that we must intervene BEFORE these 25 cycles are exhausted . So as soon as we notice the beginning of alopecia, we must act and treat it.
After these 25 hair cycles, the follicle dies and disappears. At this point, unfortunately, hair growth can no longer be restarted.
Whether progressive or reactive, the two actions to prioritize in order to combat hair loss are to slow down hair loss and accelerate growth .
Our favorite routine to combat hair loss: Triphasic by René Furterer ! This range, which after 18 years of being no. 1 in France, no longer has to prove itself!
By combining the Complex 5 pre-shampoo, the stimulating shampoo, the detangling texturizing balm and the reaction or progressive treatment, you will be sure to obtain visible and satisfactory results in less than 3 months!
To discover the 2 anti-hair loss routines, go here .
