Frequently Asked Questions

The dermatology department deals with hair loss problems.

Using shampoos tailored to your hair type, applying natural oils like rosemary, pumpkin seed, coconut, grape seed, poppy seed, flaxseed, hazelnut, sesame, and almond oils to nourish hair, taking botulinum toxin and vitamin D, and supporting hair with masks and hair care milks to protect against sun, pollution, and other harmful effects are all beneficial for hair loss. We recommend checking out our solutions, which include the products mentioned above.

Genetic factors, stress and psychological factors, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, improper hair care, pregnancy and postpartum period, certain diseases and medication use, and aging can increase the rate of hair loss.

Male-pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) can cause hair loss at an early age due to a genetic predisposition. Excessive stress, university exams, work life, or personal issues can trigger hair loss. Stress hormones disrupt the hair cycle and exacerbate hair loss. Hair needs nutrients like B vitamins, iron, zinc, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids for healthy growth. Hair loss is more common in people who consume an unbalanced diet rich in fast food. Hormone levels can fluctuate in young people. Thyroid diseases, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), or changes in testosterone levels can all lead to hair loss. Inadequate sleep, an irregular diet, and alcohol/smoking can negatively impact hair health and increase hair loss.

Hair loss is a completely natural process. Losing 50-100 strands of hair daily is considered normal. However, when you gently tug on your hair (for example, by running your fingers through it and gently pulling), it's usually normal for 1-3 strands to come out. If 5-10 or more strands come out with each tug, this may indicate excessive shedding.

Hair loss can be a symptom of certain health problems. If you're experiencing excessive hair loss, it may be beneficial to consult a doctor to understand the underlying cause. Thyroid disease, anemia, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, autoimmune diseases, some skin conditions, diabetes and insulin resistance, stress, and depression can all cause hair loss. If your hair loss has been ongoing for a long time and you notice a significant decrease, it's best to consult a dermatologist or internist.

Hair loss while showering is normal. However, depending on the amount, it's important to assess whether this is a natural process or excessive hair loss . Losing 50-100 strands of hair daily is normal. Water weighs down the hair shafts and can cause loose hair to fall out more easily. If you don't wash your hair for a few days, strands that should have been shed may have accumulated. Because they fall out in bulk during washing, shedding may appear more pronounced. Very hot water can weaken hair follicles and dry out the scalp, increasing hair loss. Shampoos containing harsh chemicals can weaken hair follicles. Using sulfate-free, nourishing shampoos can reduce hair loss.

Yes, hair loss, which increases especially in autumn and spring, is usually temporary and decreases within a few weeks.

Dermatological shampoos containing ingredients such as biotin, keratin, caffeine, or garlic extract are recommended. SLS- and paraben-free products should be preferred.

Light tones generally create a more youthful and energetic appearance. Honey , caramel , light chestnut , and luminous blondes, in particular, when applied to match your skin tone, illuminate the complexion and create a more vibrant appearance. Furthermore, shimmering transitions (ombre, balayage) can add volume and vibrancy to hair, promoting a youthful look. If your skin tone is warm, opt for golden tones; if your skin tone is cool, opt for ash tones.

Luminous caramel , golden blonde , honey blonde , strawberry blonde , and copper tones add warmth to the skin and make the face appear more vibrant. These shades are particularly effective in balancing tired skin tones and providing a natural glow. Additionally, face-framing highlights around the face help define features. Contrasting colors, tailored to your skin tone, can also enhance the appearance of a more vibrant face.

Very dark colors—especially solid black or very dark brown —tend to make you look older. These shades can make wrinkles and shadows more pronounced. Furthermore, dull and monotonous colors can exacerbate dullness, creating a tired appearance. Instead of dyeing gray hair straight to black, soft shades with a smooth transition are recommended.

It's suitable for individuals experiencing genetic hair loss or those whose hair follicles have completely disappeared. While it's generally preferred for men, women can also benefit from a hair transplant.

To protect hair and enhance styling performance, use a heat protectant spray, lightweight styling cream, volume spray, or root volumizer. Heavy oils and concentrated serums can weigh down hair and reduce the effectiveness of the airwrap. La Rachel Hair Care Milk can be used before airwrap.

A routine supported by sulfate-free shampoo, regular moisturizing, and proper combing and styling techniques is best for curly hair. La Rachel Paris hair care products have everything your curly hair needs.

The structure of curly hair makes it difficult for natural oils to spread throughout the hair, which causes dryness.

Sulfate-free shampoo, deeply moisturizing hair masks, and curl-defining products are essential for curly hair.

You can define your curls by applying appropriate styling products to damp hair and allowing your hair to dry naturally.