Every year, between September and November, hairbrushes fill up and showers become a source of anxiety. Autumn hair loss is real, documented, and affects everyone. But its trigger isn't in autumn: it occurs in the middle of summer, several weeks before the first hair falls out.
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See the rangeA well-documented seasonal decline
Hair follows a three-stage cycle: growth, transition, and rest. Normally, ten to fifteen percent of hairs are in the resting phase, which corresponds to a shedding of fifty to one hundred hairs per day. In autumn, this proportion increases significantly for a few weeks.
- A Swiss study of over eight hundred women measured this annual rhythm using trichograms.
- The proportion of hairs in the resting phase peaks in July and is at its lowest at the end of winter.
- A second, more discreet peak occurs in the spring.
Autumn hair loss is the only effluvium I consider normal. It's physiological, it affects everyone, and it resolves itself. My job isn't to prevent it; it's to ensure that the subsequent regrowth is dense, and to identify cases where this isn't the case at all.
Why does it trigger in summer, not in autumn?
This is the most counterintuitive point. It is the long summer days that cause a higher proportion of follicles to switch into the phase of rest, through a mechanism linked to duration from sun exposure. This hair remains several in place weeks before being evicted — hence the gap. When the fall becomes Visibly, the cause is behind you. for two months.
Seasonal hair loss or established hair loss: recognize yours
It's about probably due to a seasonal drop if You check several of these boxes:
- A decline that begins between September and November, and not at any other time
- A diffuse hair loss all over the head, without bare area
- A limited time: six at ten weeks, rarely more
- The same episode observed the previous years at the same period
- No progressive refinement hair over the years
Verified review
"I bought this product without much hope because of my hair loss related to PCOS. Two months later, the result is amazing: I barely lose ten hairs when brushing, and my baby hairs are growing back everywhere. My roots are already thicker."
Solène R., a customer for 9 months
Discover the solutionLe protocol for getting through autumn
A seasonal fall does not need to be stopped: she It stops on its own. The challenge is regrowth. which follows. We stimulate the leather microcirculation hair through massage and care Topical factors are introduced, along with cofactors. necessary for keratin synthesis, and we avoids adding an aggression to a scalp already stressed by the summer. Start at the end of August, before the peak, significantly changes the experience of these weeks.
Tricho-Boost Anti-Hair Loss Protocol
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To remember
- The autumn fall is physiological and affects everyone.
- It is triggered in the summer: the peak of resting occurs in July.
- It lasts six to ten weeks and resolves without intervention.
- Beyond three months or with further refinement, it is no longer seasonal.
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