Differences in hair loss: men and women

Hair loss is a common phenomenon that affects both men and women, but with different modalities, causes and manifestations. Understanding these differences is essential to adopt the right prevention and treatment strategies.

We at Ballangi have studied and thought about the formulation of the Vitalcrinis anti-hair loss treatment starting from these differences, guaranteeing effective and quality products.

Main causes of hair loss

Hair loss can have multiple causes, including genetics, hormones, stress, diet, and grooming habits. However, the key factor that distinguishes male hair loss from female hair loss is the role of hormones and genetic predisposition.

• In men : the main cause is androgenetic alopecia, a condition linked to the action of dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone derived from testosterone that progressively weakens the hair follicles.

• In women : Hair loss can be influenced by hormonal imbalances (menopause, pregnancy, polycystic ovary syndrome), nutritional deficiencies, stress or thyroid disease.

Differences in the fall

Hair loss occurs in different patterns in both sexes. Typically, hair loss follows the classic pattern of a receding hairline and thinning hair on the top of the head. Over time, the hair becomes thinner and can lead to baldness.

Female hair loss, on the other hand, is more widespread and less localized, with a general thinning on the upper part of the head without complete baldness. The hair becomes thinner and sparser, especially in the central parting area.

Treatments and remedies

There are several solutions to combat hair loss, including specific treatments and lifestyle changes. The Vitalcrinis Anti-hair loss treatment is a valid solution: if your hair starts to fall out, our treatment will give a boost of vitality.

Prevention and daily care

Regardless of gender, adopting a healthy hair care routine is essential to prevent hair loss and maintain strong hair:

• Balanced diet : proteins, iron, B vitamins and omega-3 promote scalp health.

• Stress Reduction : Chronic stress can contribute to hair loss, so practicing relaxation techniques is helpful.

Use of suitable products: gentle shampoos, strengthening treatments and scalp massages stimulate microcirculation.

Hair loss is a physiological process that can be influenced by various factors, but knowing the differences between men and women allows you to intervene more effectively. With the right treatments and habits, it is possible to slow down hair loss and maintain healthier and stronger hair.