Seasonal Fall

Seasonal Hair Loss: Managing Natural Shedding During Climate Changes

Introduction
Seasonal Hair Loss is a normal and temporary phenomenon that typically occurs during spring and autumn. It is linked to the natural hair growth cycle, where a larger number of follicles simultaneously enter the telogen (resting) phase, leading to noticeable but reversible shedding. Unlike pathological alopecia, this condition does not affect overall hair density or scalp health and usually resolves on its own within a few weeks.

Treatment Protocol for Seasonal Hair Loss

Step 1: Cleanse and energize daily
7.1 Opium Shampoo
Apply to wet hair and massage gently until a rich lather forms. Leave on for a few minutes and rinse thoroughly. This revitalizing shampoo supports healthy follicles and can be used daily to maintain scalp balance.

Step 2: Hydrate and strengthen hair
7.3 Opium Mask
After washing, apply to damp hair from mid-lengths to ends. Leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse well. Use 1 to 3 times weekly to improve resilience and reduce breakage during the shedding phase.

Step 3: Stimulate and prolong the growth cycle
7.4 Opium Lotion
Apply 1/3 of the ampoule’s contents to dry or damp scalp, ideally at night. Massage in and do not rinse. Use daily for at least three months to help minimize shedding and encourage stronger regrowth.

Conclusion
Although seasonal shedding is a natural process, following a targeted treatment routine can help reduce hair fall, strengthen the existing hair, and support quicker recovery of hair vitality. This protocol is designed to maintain a healthy scalp environment and ease concerns during these predictable hair cycle shifts.