Seasonal hair loss

There are hormonal changes in the body that automatically accompany the seasons and can lead to hair loss.

The exact cause is not known, but the influence of shorter days and changing light conditions is suspected. Most sufferers notice increased hair loss at the beginning of fall, but hair loss really picks up speed during the winter months.

Telogen phase

As a direct result, the hair changes from the growth phase (anagen phase) to the resting phase (telogen phase). These are normal phases in hair growth that follow a regular cycle of growth and hair loss.

Less daylight causes some of the hair to enter the telogen phase prematurely. The telogen hairs now only sit loosely in the scalp and fall out when combed, washed or when hairs move in from below (anagen phase).

A similar correlation between hormones and sun exposure often takes place in spring. This explains seasonal hair loss.

How can Thymuskin help?

As long as the hair grows back well, this is not a problem. However, growth disorders are becoming increasingly common. The hair then grows back irregularly, thinly, only in patches or diffusely.

Innovative GKL-02 Thymic Peptide Complex

The biological activity of thymuskin is particularly evident in the activation of hair cells (keratinocytes), which have a decisive influence on hair growth. Hair formation is stimulated.