Hair Confidence Month

LET’S TALK ABOUT
HAIR CONFIDENCE

Real experiences, trusted perspectives and practical guidance for understanding changes in your hair.

“Women’s hair loss is a very common phenomenon and it’s also highly treatable.”

— Dr Munir Somji
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“The drug-free treatment that tells follicles to grow”

“Sends cellular messages to hair follicles”

“It’s given me my hair back, simple” — HB

Understanding hair changes

YOU’RE NOT
IMAGINING IT.

Hair changes can happen for many reasons—and sometimes several factors overlap. Start with what you have noticed.
Noticing more hair in the shower, on your brush or on your clothes? The timing can offer useful clues.

Worth knowing

MORE THAN ONE FACTOR MAY APPLY

Hormonal change, illness, stress, nutrition, medication and genetics do not always occur in isolation. Understanding the timing of your hair changes can be more useful than trying to identify a single cause by yourself.

After illness or COVID-19

Fever, illness and physical stress can temporarily disrupt the hair cycle. Shedding may appear several months after recovery.

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Stress and major life events

Physical or emotional stress can shift more hairs into the resting stage. The change is often delayed—not immediate.

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Postpartum changes

Increased shedding can occur in the months after childbirth as the natural hair cycle readjusts.

Worth knowing

MORE THAN ONE FACTOR MAY APPLY

Hormonal change, illness, stress, nutrition, medication and genetics do not always occur in isolation. Understanding the timing of your hair changes can be more useful than trying to identify a single cause by yourself.

A journey that takes time

YOUR 6–12 WEEK
CONFIDENCE JOURNEY

Begin with an intensive twice-weekly treatment phase for 6–12 weeks. Once early signs of renewed growth appear, move into once-weekly maintenance to support and build on your progress.

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  1. Before you begin

    Be ready to commit

    Choose two treatment days each week, ideally after washing your hair when your scalp is clean and dry. Take clear starting photographs.

  2. Weeks 1–4

    Build the foundation

    Use the supplied derma stamper as directed, then apply half an ampoule of Hair Serum to the areas of concern, twice weekly.

  3. Weeks 5–8

    Look for early regrowth

    Continue twice weekly. Fine new hairs—often called baby hairs—may be an early visible sign of renewed growth. Timing varies for everyone.

  4. Weeks 9–12

    Stay with the treatment phase

    Be prepared to use the Hair Serum twice weekly for up to 12 weeks. Some users notice changes sooner, while others may require the full treatment period.

  5. Week 12 & beyond

    Maintain and build

    Once early signs of regrowth appear, move to half an ampoule once weekly. Ongoing maintenance helps support the progress made during the initial treatment phase.

“My hair is healthier, visibly thicker and I have lots of baby hairs around my temples. This is the only product that
truly works!”
— B. Romascu

Many users report continued progress in density and hair quality after a year of consistent use. Individual results and timelines vary. Final regimen and claims require clinical and regulatory approval.

Refer a friend

CONFIDENCE IS
BETTER SHARED

Hair changes are often discussed quietly, if they are discussed at all. Sharing your experience may help someone else feel less alone, better informed and more confident about taking their next step.

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“I’d feel like a terrible friend if 10 years down the road she has lost a significant amount of hair and feels bad about it, and all along it was preventable if I had simply told her it was happening and how to treat it.”

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A little more clarity

YOUR QUESTIONS
ANSWERED

General guidance to help you understand common hair-change experiences. It is not a substitute for medical advice.
What is the difference between hair thinning and shedding?

Shedding means more hairs are falling out than usual. Thinning describes a reduction in how dense or full the hair appears. They can happen together, but they are not necessarily the same experience.

Why can shedding start months after an illness or stressful event?

Hair follows a cycle. A physical or emotional trigger can shift more hairs into a resting stage, but those hairs may not shed until several months later.

Can perimenopause or menopause affect my hair?

Hair thinning or hair loss can occur during perimenopause and menopause. Hormonal change may play a role, although genetics, stress, nutrition and illness can overlap.

Can GLP-1 medication cause hair loss?

Some people report thinning while using GLP-1 medicines. Experts believe rapid weight loss, reduced nutrient intake or physical stress may contribute, but research is continuing. Do not stop prescribed medication without speaking to your healthcare professional.

How should I track my progress?

Take photographs at sensible intervals using consistent lighting, angle, hairstyle, parting and hair condition. Compare with your original photograph—not with yesterday.

When should I speak to a doctor?

Seek professional guidance if hair loss is sudden, severe, painful, patchy, accompanied by scalp symptoms, persistent or affecting your emotional wellbeing.

When to speak to a professional

YOU DON’T HAVE TO
WORK IT OUT ALONE.

Seek professional advice if your hair loss is sudden, severe, patchy, painful, accompanied by scalp symptoms, persistent, unexplained or affecting your emotional wellbeing.
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