Hair & Scalp Concerns
Thinning Hair & Hair Loss: causes & the ingredients that actually work
Widening parting, receding hairline or see-through crown. Below we explain what causes it, which ingredients have real evidence behind them, and the products we recommend (top picks are being added soon).
Premium & budget picks for thinning hair & hair loss — coming soon
We're reviewing formulas and ingredient lists for this concern. Until then, look for products built around Minoxidil, Redensyl and Rosemary Oil.
Understand it
What causes thinning hair & hair loss?
- Genetic (androgenetic) hair loss
- Hormonal imbalance like PCOS
- Ageing follicles
Look for
Ingredients that work for thinning hair & hair loss
- Minoxidil
Clinically proven to extend the hair growth phase and regrow thinning hair.
- Redensyl
Plant-derived complex that targets hair follicle stem cells to reduce hair fall.
- Rosemary Oil
Improves scalp circulation; studied as a gentle option for hair thinning.
- Peptides
Amino-acid chains that signal skin to produce collagen for firmness.
FAQs
Thinning Hair & Hair Loss — common questions
What causes thinning hair & hair loss?
Common causes include: genetic (androgenetic) hair loss, hormonal imbalance like PCOS and ageing follicles.
Which ingredients work best for thinning hair & hair loss?
Look for Minoxidil, Redensyl, Rosemary Oil and Peptides. Minoxidil: Clinically proven to extend the hair growth phase and regrow thinning hair. Redensyl: Plant-derived complex that targets hair follicle stem cells to reduce hair fall.
When should I see a dermatologist for thinning hair & hair loss?
If it is severe, painful, spreading, or hasn't improved after 6–8 weeks of consistent care, see a board-certified dermatologist. Prescription treatments may be needed.
This guide is for general information and isn't a substitute for advice from a dermatologist. Patch-test new products, and avoid strong actives during pregnancy unless your doctor approves.