How to prevent hair thinning
A balanced diet
First and foremost, pay attention to your diet. Consume plenty of foods rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins, such as meat, fish, nuts, fruits, and vegetables. A balanced diet requires a balance of fibre, protein, healthy fats, and carbohydrates. Building elements such as proteins, vitamins, minerals, and omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are essential for hair beauty. They are also important components of a balanced diet. However, it is important to remember that a vitamin's excess can be harmful. Start taking nutritional supplements only after consulting your doctor and taking tests. Otherwise, you risk your health. For example, vitamin A is beneficial for hair in small amounts, but in excess, it leads to hair loss.
Proper regular hair care
It is also important to take care of your scalp and hair. It is vital to choose the appropriate shampoo and conditioner. When choosing a shampoo, you should understand the basic functions of this hair care product and not expect more but also expect it to perform its main tasks well. The main goal of shampoo is to cleanse the scalp and hair. Quality conditioners and hair masks are especially important for dull, dry, and damaged hair. Choose products that provide hair density, nutrition, and hydration. Fine hair can easily be weighed down and have an unattractive appearance. Vitamins, fatty acids, and antioxidants are abundant in conditioners and hair masks, which are capable of softening, strengthening and smoothing the hair, retaining moisture inside the hair, and maintaining shine and elasticity.
Additional scalp care products
Thinning of hair is caused by the miniaturization of follicles, which leads to subsequent hair loss. Hair thinning can be prevented by maintaining an active hair growth phase and the health of the hair bulb. Hair growth factor-activating agents are well-established in trichology. For example, peptides improve local blood circulation and strengthen blood vessel walls, promoting the growth of healthy, dense hair that reaches its maximum possible thickness, length, and lifespan. When combined with proper diet and gentle care, such topical products yield excellent results: preserving hair diameter and maximizing the lifespan of each hair.
Massage of the scalp
Regularly performing just 2–3 minutes of scalp massage a day provides blood flow to the follicles, and regular stimulation of the blood circulation promotes hair growth activation. Be sure to massage your scalp during washing. Massage the scalp with the tips of your fingers from the hairline to the crown using gentle circular movements to gently displace the skin on the skull, not forgetting the back of the head.
Gentle haircare
The gentle care is a basis for maintaining the shine and health of the hair. Choose a comb and accessories that do not damage the length of the hair. Avoid frequent use of curling irons and straighteners, and use heat protection. Do not use too hot water to wash your hair. Choose silk pillowcases and hair ties.