Olistic Pack Men + Night Booster 2x28 pcs

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Dietary supplements should not be used as substitutes for a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. It is estimated that naturally we lose between 50 and 100 hairs each day. To detect if hair loss is higher than usual, we may notice a loss of density or the appearance of lighter areas in the hair. It is also common to observe that in the shower or on the pillow, hairs accumulate in greater amounts (these last signs are more visible when the loss is of a reactive type or due to seasonal changes). On the other hand, if we have an individual predisposition to severe hair loss, such as androgenetic type (more common in men), we should consult a specialist.

Moderate or reactive hair loss is usually due to environmental factors, such as changes in weather or the action of intense solar radiation, and/or individual factors, such as sustained stress, postpartum, nutritional deficiencies of certain vitamins or iron, the side effects of some medications, or after a convalescence. The first thing we must ensure is a correct supply of all the necessary nutrients for hair growth through a balanced diet and, if a boost is needed, by taking a specific dietary supplement. Secondly, topical cosmetic products applied to the scalp (lotions and ampoules) can promote microcirculation and the availability of nutrients in the hair follicles or hair growth points.

If you have doubts about which type of product is most suitable in each case, it is advisable to seek professional advice. Finally, proper hair care habits are supportive measures to avoid worsening any type of hair loss. These habits include: using a gentle shampoo or one labeled "anti-hair loss"; avoiding aggressive manipulation with strong brushing, vigorously rubbing the scalp with a towel when drying, or wearing very tight hairstyles; as well as avoiding subjecting the hair to intense and frequent thermal treatments (such as straightening or drying at high temperatures). If the problem persists, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional.