Hair loss in women: causes and the right everyday habits

Finding hair in the brush or at the bottom of the shower is often worrying. Yet part of this shedding is completely normal. Here is how to tell the difference and care for your hair every day.

Normal daily shedding

Hair is constantly renewed. It is normal to lose a certain amount every day, and sometimes more in certain seasons, after childbirth, a diet or a stressful period.

When to see a doctor

Ask a doctor or dermatologist for advice if hair loss is sudden, if you see thinning patches, if your scalp itches or reddens, or if the shedding lasts several months. A medical cause (deficiency, thyroid, hormones) is treated with a health professional, not with a cosmetic.

Gentle everyday habits

• Avoid very tight hairstyles every day.
• Detangle gently, starting with the ends.
• Limit heat from styling tools and protect your lengths.
• Choose a gentle shampoo and massage the scalp instead of scrubbing it.
• Take care of your diet and your sleep.

Make scalp care a ritual

A regular scalp massage with an oil, before washing, is a pleasant moment of care. Our Repousse+ oil supports this step, followed by Fortigrow shampoo. Both come together in the roots duo.

A cosmetic product does not replace medical advice. We promise neither guaranteed regrowth nor a timeframe: every head of hair is different.

Frequently asked questions

Can an oil stop hair loss?

A cosmetic product supports scalp care but does not treat a medical cause. If hair loss worries you, see a dermatologist.

When should hair loss be a concern?

If it is sudden, if you see thinning patches, if the scalp is irritated or if it lasts several months.

Which habits should I avoid?

Very tight hairstyles every day, rough detangling and excessive heat from styling tools.