Hair problems

Oily hair

Oily hair is caused by excessive sebum production from the scalp. This can be due to hormonal changes, stress or the use of the wrong hair products.

Lifeless hair

Lacklustre hair can have several causes, such as an unhealthy lifestyle, improper hair care or exposure to harmful influences.

Dry hair

Dry hair can result from excessive styling, exposure to sun and wind, or the use of harsh hair products.

Tangled hair

Tangled hair can be frustrating and difficult to detangle. This problem can be caused by dryness, static electricity or the use of the wrong hair products.

Hair loss

Hair loss can have several causes, including genetic factors, hormonal changes, stress or certain medical conditions.

Porous hair

Porous hair is hair that is damaged and whose cuticle is open, allowing moisture to escape easily. This can result from excessive heat styling, chemical treatments or exposure to UV radiation.

Split ends

Split ends occur when hair fibres become damaged and split. This can result from excessive brushing, heat styling or the use of harsh hair products.

Causes of hair problems

There are several factors that can contribute to the development of hair problems. Some common causes are:

• Hormonal changes, such as during pregnancy or menopause
• Stress and an unhealthy lifestyle
• Incorrect grooming products or styling techniques
• Nutritional deficiencies, especially a lack of protein and iron
• Genetic predisposition to hair loss or thinning hair

By recognising and addressing these causes, you can already take a big step towards improving the health of your hair.