Hair growth
Hair has a limited lifespan and follows a clearly defined life cycle, known as the "hair cycle". This cycle is divided into three phases:
the anagen phase: this is the hair's growth phase, which lasts on average between 3 and 6 years.
the catagen phase: this is the transition phase, lasting less than a month, during which the rate of hair growth slows down.
the telogen phase: this is the phase that completes the cycle and corresponds to the period when the hair falls out. It lasts about 3 months.
Each hair follows its own random cycle. It is therefore perfectly normal to lose up to a hundred hairs a day. When the hair reaches the end of its life cycle, it naturally detaches from the hair follicle and falls out. A new bulb develops in its place, and a new hair begins its life cycle.
The speed of growth
The rate at which hair grows per month varies greatly from one individual to another. Experts agree that we gain an average of 1cm every 30 days. Asian hair, which is thick and strong, grows faster, but frizzy hair, which is fragile and brittle, grows much more slowly.
Food advice
Your daily diet has a significant influence on the condition of your hair. We advise you to adopt a healthy diet by eating more foods rich in nutrients and vitamins, as well as iron and zinc.
Drink plenty of water and don't forget to include fruit and vegetables, seeds and nuts, as well as eggs, lean meat and fish if you eat them. A natural food supplement (biotin) taken as a 3-month course of treatment can be useful for providing essential nutritional elements.Ashwagandha is also recommended for its many benefits. Its richness in antioxidants, iron and amino acids provides a cocktail of nutrients for healthy hair.
Daily hair care
To stimulate growth and take care of your hair every day, we recommend a few simple steps:
Massage your scalp for 5 minutes a day to stimulate blood circulation.
Moisturise your hair regularly with masks or moisturising solutions
Use natural but non-aggressive and chemical stimulating shampoos to care for your hair
Handle heating appliances such as hairdryers and straightening irons with care
Cut your ends regularly to preserve your locks over the long term
Don't brush your hair for too long and opt for loose styles