Noticing more hair on your brush? You're not alone.
Seeing a little more hair fall after the rainy season is common. Seasonal changes, humidity, and scalp conditions can all play a role.
Weeks of humidity can leave the scalp oilier and create buildup from sweat, pollution, and styling products.
A clean scalp supports healthy hair. Use a gentle shampoo that suits your scalp and avoid letting buildup accumulate.
Healthy-looking hair starts with moisture. Hair mask and conditioner helps reduce dryness, friction, and breakage after every wash.
Protein, iron, zinc, and omega-3-rich foods support healthy hair growth. A balanced diet matters just as much as your haircare routine.
Wet hair is more fragile. Tight hairstyles and frequent heat styling may increase breakage when your hair is already vulnerable.
Changes in routine, poor sleep, and ongoing stress can contribute to increased hair shedding for some people.
If hair fall is sudden, severe, or continues for several months, it's a good idea to consult a dermatologist or healthcare professional.
Seasonal hair fall often improves with consistent care. Focus on a healthy scalp, balanced nutrition, and gentle hair habits.