Have you noticed more hair than usual in your shower drain, on embroidered pillows, or in entangled hairbrushes? Well, what you perceive is true, and you don't have to feel like you're the only one going through this. Among the common issues we come across at Cincinnus is hair fall, which becomes a lot easier to tackle after you understand its underlying reasons.
What Causes Hair Fall?
Hair loss rarely takes place due to one single factor, and it’s usually the result of several factors operating simultaneously. These factors include:
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Genetics: If there is a history of hair loss in your family, you are more likely to experience it yourself. In this case, the loss of your hair will be gradual and may show itself in a receding hairline or thinning of the hair.
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Stress: Psychological or physical stress may cause hair follicles to enter their resting phase too early, leading to hair loss some months later.
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Poor diet: The hair requires protein, iron, and biotin to be in good condition, so diets or missing nutrients may weaken your hair shaft, leading to breakage.
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Hormonal changes: Pregnancy, thyroid problems, PCOS, and menopause may all have an impact on hormones, and hair loss may be one of the first signs.
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Strong Hair Products: The presence of sulphates, parabens, and heavy silicones can remove healthy oils from the scalp and block the hair follicles, eventually making the hair weak and susceptible to breaking.
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Heat Styling and Chemical Treatments: Repeated use of blow-drying, straightening, and dyeing destroys hair cuticles, leaving hair fragile and vulnerable to breakage.
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Scalp Problems: Dandruff, too much oil, and blocked follicles create a toxic environment for the scalp, which influences the quality of hair growth and anchoring.
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Pollution and Hard Water: Daily exposure to dust and water with mineral content accumulates on the scalp, causing the weakening of roots gradually.
How Do You Know It's Time to Act?
Shedding is normal; around 50-100 strands of hair per day is nothing to be worried about. However, if you notice thinner ponytails, bald patches on your scalp, or large tufts of hair while washing, it might mean that your hair improvement routine isn't sufficient.
Other red flags might go unnoticed at first. For example, your hairline might look different in photos than a few months ago, and your regular hairdo may require more effort to be voluminous. You might also notice more hair on your brush than it used to be. If you experience any of this, there is no need to wait for the issue to grow bigger, as taking preventative measures is often the best idea. This is the right time to start Cincinnus anti-hair fall shampoo.
The Best Shampoo to Control Hair Fall
Knowing the underlying issues is only part of the solution; the real remedy begins with the shampoo that you choose. Use Cincinnus Anti Hair Loss and Strengthening Shampoo.
Rather than just disguising the predicament with silicone, which will only give the feel of healthier hair, this shampoo incorporates the following active ingredients that will help in the recovery of hair from the inside out.
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Ginger Root Extract: This ingredient enhances blood circulation to the scalp, thus providing hair follicles with necessary nutrients.
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Platycladus Leaf Extract: it comes with its antibacterial property that soothes the scalp and thus supports better functioning of hair follicles.
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Hydrolyzed Keratin: This ingredient restores the protein structure of the hair.
There are also no sulfates, parabens, and harmful preservatives in it. It helps to clean your scalp efficiently without ruining its natural balance. It is a part of our Ginger Anti Hair Loss collection made specially to control hair fall.
How to use hair fall control shampoo
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Starting off with fresh hair that is damp from a shower, wash the hair with lukewarm water, as it helps unclog the hair pores so that the shampoo can do its job.
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Take as much shampoo as the size of a coin and rub it between palms with a little bit of water before applying it to the hair so it can be evenly spread.
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Start applying the hair fall control shampoo on the scalp after doing a gentle massage for 2 to 3 minutes; this will help improve the blood circulation as well.
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Let the shampoo sit in the hair for about a minute so that the active ingredients become effective.
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After that, rinse the hair properly with lukewarm water to make sure it does not leave behind any residue, as the leftover product can block the scalp.
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Use shampoo three to four times a week instead of shampooing the hair every day, as it is better for scalp hygiene.
Use the Nourish and Repair Conditioner after shampooing to lock in the moisture and avoid breakage while brushing the hair. If you feel that your hair is dry or damaged, then use the Cinicinnus Nourish & Repair Hair Mask once a week to give it a smooth texture.
A Few More Habits That Help
A quality shampoo does most of the work, but preventing hair loss also requires a few simple lifestyle changes. These changes don’t need to be complicated because more often than not, small changes over time really matter.
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Make sure that your diet includes enough iron and protein.
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Don’t tie your hair tightly or too often.
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Avoid heat-styling when you can.
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Reduce stress by sleeping better and following a daily routine.
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If dandruff is part of the problem, consider using the Anti-Itch shampoo range!
All of the above is not enough by itself, but if done together and combined with a good shampoo, all these small changes will let the scalp restore living conditions for hair that needs to grow.
Ready to Take Control of Your Hair Fall?
You do not have to accept hair loss. The first step to solving your hair loss is understanding what is causing it and using the right shampoo to fight it. Changing the state of your hair can happen sooner than you think.
Check the full range of Cincinnus Anti-Hair Loss and Strengthening Shampoo. You can also browse through all the Cincinnus Hair Care products and make sure your hair receives the gentle beauty it deserves.
FAQs
Can this shampoo be used every day?
The product would yield the best results when used a few times a week and not on a daily basis, as it may over-clean the scalp.
Will it work for colour-treated or chemically treated hair?
Definitely. The product would be mild enough for colour-treated and chemically-treated hair since it does not elaborate on pigment removal.
How soon will I see results?
One may notice that the amount of hair falling becomes less and hair roots feel stronger after three to four weeks of consistent use.
Is it suitable for both men and women?
Yes, the formula of our shampoo can work for both the genders and works for all hair types.
Curious about what actually goes into our formulas?
Go to our Ingredient Lab to learn the details of our products and get to know the company better on the About Us page.
