Thinning Hair

Thinning hair refers to a gradual decrease in hair density and volume, which can manifest as a wider part line, a smaller ponytail, or more visible scalp. This differs from sudden hair loss, as it often happens slowly over time. The experience can be due to increased shedding, a reduction in the diameter of individual hair strands (miniaturization), or a combination of both, resulting in hair that feels finer and less full.

The primary cause of hair thinning is often genetic, as seen in androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss), where hair follicles shrink over time. However, many other factors can contribute, including hormonal shifts during menopause or due to thyroid conditions, prolonged periods of stress, and nutritional deficiencies. The natural aging process also plays a role, as hair strands tend to become finer and less dense with time.

Managing thinning hair involves a dual approach: supporting scalp health to encourage robust new growth and maximizing the volume of the hair you have. This includes using targeted ingredients to nourish the follicles and improve circulation at the scalp. At the same time, choosing the right products and styling techniques can create instant, visible fullness. At sylvaia, we explore both long-term strategies and immediate solutions to help you achieve thicker, fuller-looking hair.

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