Anti-hair loss shampoo, scalp oil and the real routine for September.
September arrives, and with it, hair on your brush, in the shower, on your pillow. It’s not your imagination, nor is it cause for panic: it’s seasonal hair shedding, and it happens to almost everyone. There is no magic formula to prevent hair loss entirely, but there is a real routine that helps slow it down.
Why hair falls out more in autumn
Hair follows its own cycles, not the school calendar. In summer, the sun prolongs its growth phase. When the daylight hours decrease, those follicles enter a resting phase and release the hair they had been holding onto for months. It is called seasonal telogen effluvium, and it would be strange if it didn't happen.
The good news: in most cases, it recovers on its own in three or four months.
Anti-hair loss shampoo: start with the scalp
Washing your hair is fine. Washing your scalp is better. The Sachajuan Thickening Shampoo cleanses while adding density to finer, weaker strands, thanks to its Ocean Silk technology, a seaweed extract rich in proteins and minerals. Its conditioner, the Thickening Conditioner, follows the same path: it nourishes without weighing hair down and leaves it with more body when styling.
Like any shampoo, but always followed by its conditioner to really notice the difference.
Scalp oil: the extra step that the roots really notice
The Hair by Sam McKnight Pure Genius Scalp Oil combines more than 15 natural oils, including rosemary, cedar, and lavender, designed to stimulate hair growth and restore scalp balance.
Before washing your hair, apply 1 to 3 dropperfuls directly onto the scalp, massage gently, and let it act for at least 10 minutes. Once a week is enough.
First and foremost, a clean scalp
If you notice your scalp feeling heavy, flaky, or if your hair gets greasy quickly, Larry King's Clean as a Whistle is the preparatory step: a scrub with Himalayan pink salt that is used once a week, before shampooing, to remove excess product and dirt. Afterwards, your hair feels lighter and stays clean for more days.
The entire autumn hair routine, at Laconicum.com. And at Piamonte, 21, for those who prefer us to explain it to them in person.
