Natural Hair and Beauty

When people notice their hair becoming thinner, the first explanation they often hear is genetics. While hereditary hair loss plays a significant role for many men and women, genetics rarely tells the whole story.

Hair follicles are living structures that depend on healthy blood flow, balanced hormones, adequate nutrition, and a healthy scalp environment. If these factors become compromised, hair shedding can increase, hair growth may slow, and genetically susceptible follicles may miniaturise more rapidly.

Understanding the factors that influence hair health can help explain why some people experience accelerated hair loss and what can be done to support healthier-looking hair.

The Genetic Foundation of Hair Loss

The most common form of hair loss is androgenetic alopecia, often referred to as male or female pattern hair loss.

Are you struggling with hair and scalp issues and not know where to start?

Fist here are some little clues that your scalps health maybe causing it...

Is your scalp itchy, flaky, unusually oily for you, sore scalp or have a crawling sensation, feel bruised to the touch?

If you scratch your scalp does it feel like there is grit or sand under the nails?

Does your scalp feel a little damp at the nape of the neck in the morning?

Is there also a little red/purple mark at the nape?

As a natural trichologist, skin specialist and organic and natural hair and skincare formulator I have learnt a thing or two about what can be done to look after your scalp and skin. It often shows your true biological condition. What do I mean? If your hair is dull and lifeless, breaking, not living to it's full potential then this can mean the scalp needs some help. I am here to help you achieve the best posible hair and skin you can so please ask me anything...

Below are some photos of hairs' I have taken in clinic usiing a polarised microscope. These hairs are not too good and need a bit of TLC

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