Hair Fall & Thinning

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Hair Fall & Thinning

More strands on the comb and a thinner parting

Losing up to 100 hairs a day is normal, but more than that, or a widening parting, means roots need support. Stress, diet, hormones, weather and harsh hair care are common reasons. A nourished scalp, regular oiling, gentle washing and the right nutrition help hair stay rooted. Give it at least three months.

Our pick for you: Rupanjali Kesh Kanjak Ayurvedic Herbal Hair Oil, 100 ml

Your Rupanjali routine

Common causes of hair fall

  • Stress, illness or sudden weight loss
  • Low iron, protein or vitamins
  • Hormonal changes after pregnancy, with thyroid issues or PCOS
  • Tight hairstyles, heat styling and harsh shampoos

The Rupanjali approach

Kesh Kanjak Herbal Hair Oil blends bhringraj, jatamansi, amla, brahmi, giloy and onion in sesame oil to nourish the scalp and strengthen roots. V-9 Hathi Chhap Hair Oil, sun-infused with jojoba, fenugreek, coconut and castor oils, cares for thinning, dry hair. BB Shampoo, a biotin booster with onion and kalonji oils, helps reduce breakage, and the Aloe Vera Shampoo with hibiscus and methi helps control hair fall. Hair Effect tablets add amino acids, vitamins, minerals and a DHT blocker blend from within.

A simple weekly routine

  1. Two to three times a week: massage Kesh Kanjak or Hathi Chhap oil into the scalp for 5 minutes.
  2. Wash with BB Shampoo or Aloe Vera Shampoo after a few hours or the next morning.
  3. Daily: eat enough protein, and take Hair Effect only as directed on the pack.

Frequently asked questions

How much hair fall is normal?
Losing 50 to 100 strands a day is normal. Pay attention if you notice much more on your pillow or comb, a widening parting or thinning patches.
Does oiling really help with hair fall?
Regular scalp massage with a herbal oil improves circulation, nourishes the scalp and reduces breakage from dryness. Oil 2 to 3 times a week and wash it off after a few hours or the next morning.
How long before I see less hair fall?
Hair grows in cycles, so give any routine at least 3 months before judging results.
When should I see a doctor about hair fall?
Sudden heavy shedding, bald patches, or hair fall along with tiredness or irregular periods can point to thyroid issues, low iron or PCOS. Please consult a doctor.
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