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Hairloss Prevention - Hair Loss & Scalp Health

Trichology & Hair Loss

To have healthy hair, you must have healthy scalp. Shedding of hair is considered normal  when hair loss is limited to around one hundred hairs per day.  During an individual's life hair grows, falls out and regrows around twenty times. 


Hair & Scalp


The scalp is an ultra-specialized area of the skin, where hair is anchored. Like other hair, also the hair on the scalp originates from a hair follicle, called a bulb.  Since it is skin, the scalp is susceptible to problems such as imbalances, anomalies, disorders or actual illnesses.

Female hair loss, male hair loss, wigs, hair systems,

Scalp Problems

Genetic factors influence and determine the size of the diameter in hair.  Its volume varies from person to person.  In hair, the diameter is a very important element. In addition to characterizing its look, it also gives us information about its health. 


Thin hair is less beautiful, less vital looking, less robust and more vulnerable than thick hair, and therefore also more susceptible to external and internal agents.


Common Causes of Hair Loss


  • Androgenetic Alopecia/Thinning hair
  • Seasonal Hair Loss  - Hormonal causes and Environmental stresses
  • Alopecia Areata  - Prevalent autoimmune condition
  • Telogen Effluvium - Stress, trauma from accident, long term hospitalization, physiological changes due to season, child birth etc.
  • Scarring Alopecia - Generally autoimmune condition (but not only)

Hair Loss In Men & Women

Hair Loss & Prevention

Around 1 in 5 men tend to lose their hair prematurely over time. This problem does not affect only young men but also young women. In the majority of cases, it is androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) and therefore is genetic.  


It is important to remember that often factors of psychological origin like performance anxiety, trauma and emotional stress take over, thereby becoming a source and cause of hair loss from stress.  

Men suffer from this more than women.  


It is normal to lose up to about 100 hairs a day on one's comb, brush, in the sink or on the pillow. This is the result of the normal hair growth cycle.  Normally, hair grows for a few years, then rest for a few months, shed, and regrow.


Telogen is the name for the resting stage of the hair growth cycle. A telogen effluvium is when some stress causes hair roots to be pushed prematurely into the resting state. Telogen effluvium can be acute or chronic.  There are number of different causes for telogen effluvium.  Most common causes are high fevers, childbirth, severe infections, severe chronic illness, severe psychological stress, major surgery or illnesses, over or under active thyroid gland, crash diets with inadequate protein, and a variety of medications.   

Hairloss In Women


Female hair loss is a common form of non-scarring hair loss, characterized by the progressive loss of hair in the forehead and crown regions, resulting in visible thinning. Unlike male hair loss, female hair loss in the affected areas is usually incomplete and the occipital area is generally spared. 


Hormonal changes, medication, stress, anxiety, autoimmune reactions, hereditary can all cause hair loss in women & some are temporary & others are permanent.  Proper identification of what is causing the hair loss is the best way to save time and ensure that proper measures are taken in slowing the progression of hair loss and possible reversing it.


Hair Loss In Men


The most common cause of hair loss is a hereditary condition called male-pattern baldness.  It occurs gradually with aging & in predictable patterns. Usually is shows as a receding hairline & bald spots in men. 


Most hair loss in men results from male-pattern baldness, a genetic trait that comes from the parents. Other causes include certain medications, too much vitamin A, or not enough protein. Illness or stress can lead to sudden, heavy shedding called telogen effluvium.   


Whether you suffer from thinning hair, temporary or permanent hair loss or other scalp condition, various solutions are available. The CRLab prevention Care line can help with possibly slowing down the process of hair loss & sometimes reversing it  maintain strong, healthy hair.  

Hair Loss Prevention

Hair Microfibre - KamiTek

Instantly Restore Hair Volume & Density

Designed to camouflage the thinning areas of the scalp, Kamitek envelopes each hair to instantly restore hair  volume and density. Kamitek is the ideal product for men and women with thinning hair. Hair microfibres provide a quick and completely natural way to visually increase hair density.


Thanks to the electrostatic properties, Kamitek fibres adhere to existing hair until you wash your hair again. It fills out thinning areas on your head.

How To Use KamiTek Hair Fibre

 

1 - Style your hair as usual. When applying product, hair must be perfectly dry. Scalp should not be oily or sweaty.

2- Sprinkle a generous amount of Kamitek on thinning spots until desired result is achieved. Start on the back of the head and proceed to the front. Use your hand to protect forehead and follow hairline. Place hair using fingers or a comb, without getting closer than ½‘’ from scalp.

3 - Spray Capilia Professional Finishing Spray to firmly set microfibres.

Capilia -KamiTek

Kamitek is the ideal product for men and women with thinning hair. 

Hair microfibres provide a quick and completely natural way to visually increase hair density

 

  • 100% natural vegetal fibre, safe for the scalp
  • 0.03 to 0.05 mm in length. Heavy enough to stay in place, but light enough so that you won’t feel their presence
  • Won’t clog out skin pores
  • Undetectable to the naked eye, for a natural look
  • Antibacterial properties
  • Won’t soil or stain clothes
  • Weather resistant (wind, rain, etc.)
  • Sweat resistant
  • Adheres until the next time you wash your hair
  • Can be used in combination with hair transplant and preventive care
  • Up to 65 applications in every 22-gram bottle
  • Available in various shade

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