Thinning Hair
Your scalp becomes more visible at the temples or the parting, and more and more hair is left in your hairbrush? Thinning hair is very common – especially as you get older. The first step to proper care begins with understanding.
What problems does thin hair cause and what are its needs?
Thinning hair can have various causes. Hormonal changes in particular can play a role. During pregnancy, more precisely after giving birth, for example, hormone levels drop. A common consequence: temporary hair loss, as the hair enters a kind of resting phase. During menopause, it can also happen that hair follicles shrink and the hair becomes overall finer due to the decreasing estrogen levels.
What is especially important here is care that stimulates blood circulation in the scalp, strengthens the hair follicles, and provides the hair with moisture and structure from within.
Which care is suitable for thinning hair?
If your hair is getting thinner, try our Revitalize & Boost Care Shampoo. The innovative formula with natural caffeine and plant-based collagen revitalizes your scalp and strengthens the hair roots. The innovative combination of active ingredients activates weak hair follicles and stimulates the microcirculation of the scalp. For visibly strengthened hair with renewed vitality.
As a targeted intensive treatment for thinning and weak hair, we also recommend our Revitalize & Boost scalp tonic.
Top tips for thinning hair
Activate scalp
A daily scalp massage for a few minutes stimulates blood circulation and can strengthen the hair roots. Best done directly while shampooing or with a nourishing scalp serum.
Targeted nourishment
Natural plant extracts like caffeine are proven helpers for thinning hair. They strengthen the hair root, can promote growth, and visibly give the hair more volume and structure.
Treat gently
Excessive heat, tight hairstyles, and rough towel rubbing strain thin hair. Low blow-dry temperatures, soft brushes, and a microfiber towel can sustainably protect the hair structure.
Pay attention to root volume
Using a round brush, you can add more volume to your roots. Separate individual strands of hair and blow-dry them with lukewarm air against the direction of growth.
