Hair can be shed for different and same reasons in men and women. What do I mean.
Namely, there are some common and some gender-specific reasons that cause hair loss in both men and women.
In general, when male pattern hair loss is mentioned in the books, it is understood that the top of the head starts from the front in general and sometimes from the very top of the head, and it is mostly said to be genetic. However, many recent studies have shown that, like many diseases that were previously said to be genetic, hair loss is due to stress, nutrition and environmental conditions rather than being genetic. It is true that hair loss is genetic in one respect, but it depends on the environmental conditions, nutrition and stress affecting genetics through epigenetic mechanisms, that is, the gene region that provides hair growth in hair cells goes dormant and cannot function. Sometimes these epigenetic changes are passed down from generation to generation. Here's the genetic mechanism! The stimulation of the gene region that ensures healthy growth and growth of hair depends on the correction of methylation, which is disrupted by environmental conditions, nutrition and stress. So the question that comes to mind here is how to fix this methylation state. This can only be achieved by using some vegetable oils, which are also used in some other disease states.
In addition, many factors such as severe high fever, sudden and severe stress situations, fungal infections of the scalp, some hormonal reasons and some drugs can cause hair loss.
Environmental conditions, stress and nutritional status are the leading causes specific to women. However, women's hair loss is generally a little more common from the top and is usually not as severe as in men. Hormonal causes are more common during pregnancy and menopause. Finally, in women, methylation disorder is the most important factor in hair loss through different pathways.
The duties and functions of the vegetable oils in our formula are as follows;
Rosemary oil: It provides the opening of the vessels for better nutrition and oxygenation of the hair follicles, the correction of the existing skin cracks, and also has a germ-killing feature,
Tea tree oil: It contributes to the improvement of the environmental conditions of the scalp by killing the fungi and microbes on the scalp,
Burdock oil: It cleans the area around the hair follicles from chemicals and creates a protective environment, reduces oxidant substances,
Pine tree oil: Stimulates hair follicles through methylation,
Nettle seed oil: It prevents the formation of dihydrotestosterone by inhibiting the 5 alpha reductase enzyme, which is probably important in hair loss,
Garlic oil: It provides stimulation of hair follicles, possibly by methylation, prevention and correction of fungal and bacterial infections on the scalp, and also improving the environmental conditions of hair follicles with an antioxidant effect,
Almond oil: Weak and diseased hair is shed and replaced by healthier hair from hair follicles,
Black Seed Oil: It helps to correct the inflammatory conditions that may exist in the roots of the hair,
Sesame oil: It protects the hair and scalp against harmful rays that may come from the sun,
Olive oil: While it allows other oils to reach deep into the scalp more easily, it provides the energy that will be required for the hair stem cells in the production of new hair.
