Hair Thinning
Hair thinning can be caused by many factors such as genetics, general health conditions, vitamin deficiency or oily scalp.
It is recommended to get a
residue-on-the-scalp
treatment at least twice a year to make sure the scalp is free of deposits and to promote hair health and density.
In some cases, hair thinning can be caused by accumulated residues left on the scalp by hair care and styling products. Some ingredients, such as silicones and parabens, have been used in hair products for a few decades to facilitate detangling and give an artificial shine to hair.
The polymer build-up on the scalp obstructs the tunnels in which the hair grows, clogging follicles and limiting the space necessary for the hair to reach its full thickness.
This phenomenon explains the thinning of the ponytail noticed in women and loss of hair density in men as early as their thirties, whereas many years ago, this thinning was observed at a much later age.
Medicinal Hair Care Line
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Fine Hair Routine
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This hair routine provides more volume to your hair and controls static electricity while protecting scalp health.
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Oily Hair & Scalp
Oily scalp and hair is usually caused by hyperactive sebaceous glands. Over time, and without a proper daily care routine, sebum residue on the scalp hardens and clogs the hair follicles, amplifying the process of hair thinning over a long period.
With each new hair cycle, hair gets thinner and thinner due to the lack of space to grow properly. It’s important to use hair products that are made to cleanse the sebum layer on the scalp while calming the activity of hyperactive sebaceous glands to prevent overproduction of more sebum.
Consult with a Capilia expert to develop a personalized in-salon trichology program and at-home care routine to control this condition.
Dry Hair & Scalp
A dry scalp is caused by sebaceous glands that do not produce enough sebum, which is responsible for moisturizing and lubricating the scalp, impacting hair growth, causing dry, itchy hair and irritating the scalp.
A consultation with a Capilia expert is recommended to develop an in-salon trichology program and at-home hair care routine that will answer your needs.
Dull Hair
Dull hair is observed by lack of shine, bounce and increased breakage. Several habits in your hair care routine can affect the vitality of your hair, such as regular use of the hair dryer, flat iron and inappropriate hair products.
In the long run, these habits can impact your scalp and hair health and cause dry scalp, itching and even hair loss. Help your hair find its true nature by consulting a Capilia expert who will elaborate a personalized in-salon trichology program and at-home routine.
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Normal Hair Routine
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Colored Hair Routine
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Curly Hair Routine
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Itching
Itching is a common sign of scalp disorder. However, many types of ailments can cause itching, such as oily or dry dandruff, oily or dry scalp, eczema, psoriasis.
To provide the best solution in the long term, it is important to properly identify the cause of itchiness. We recommend a consultation with a Capilia expert to properly analyze your hair condition and find the appropriate in-salon and at home hair care.
Dry dandruff
The epidermal cells of the scalp renew regularly, and the skin that comes off is normally eliminated by our organism.
The presence of dandruff indicates that the renewal process has accelerated beyond the ability of our body to eliminate skin cells, resulting in the appearance of dandruff on hair and clothing.
Usually found on a dry scalp, dry dandruff is not only unsightly, it can also cause itching. An in-salon trichology care program and appropriate at-home hair routine are necessary to overcome this unpleasant condition.
* Note that dry dandruff may be a symptom of phase 1 of male pattern baldness.
Oily dandruff
The epidermal cells of the scalp are regularly renewed. However, in the presence of certain forms of yeasts or parasites that attack the scalp, the renewal process can be accelerated to the point of causing dandruff.
Contrary to dry dandruff, oily dandruff adheres to the scalp because of an accumulation of sebum, is yellowish and may be smelly. This condition can also cause itching.
A consultation with a Capilia expert is recommended to identify factors causing dandruff and regulate the production of sebum. An in-salon trichology care program and adapted at-home hair care routine will be proposed to stabilize your condition.
Eczema
Eczema on the scalp is identified by the presence of itchy red patches. The intensity of discomfort can vary during periods of stress, fatigue or hormonal change and can also be affected by external factors.
During an eczema crisis, the scalp can become sensitive and irritated. It is suggested to meet with a Capilia expert to develop a combined program of in-salon trichology care and at-home hair routine that will soothe your scalp and reduce the presence of eczema patches.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disease that can be caused by several factors including family history, stress, infections, fatigue, anxiety.
This condition accelerates the renewal of skin cells to 10 times the normal frequency. This causes the skin cells, who can not be eliminated quickly enough by our organism, to accumulate and form plates on the body.
Unlike eczema, psoriasis can be detected by touch because the plates are bumpy. This condition requires special attention. It is important to consult a Capilia expert to develop an in-salon trichology care program and an adapted at-home hair care routine.
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