Avoid hair loss

THINNING HAIR? TIPS AND TRICKS 

Battling breakage?
Hair breakage is a pretty common phenomenon that most of us will experience at some point in our lives. Do we like it? No. Fortunately, there are ways to combat it when — and even before — it happens. But before you do that, it's important to identify what breakage looks like and what might be causing it so you can go in with the right plan of attack. 

Take a close look at the hair you're shedding. Notice any broken strands? Normal shed hairs tend to be about the length of your hair, with a tiny little white bulb at the end. You lose around 50 - 100 hairs a day.
But if you're noticing that shed hair is shorter and your strands feel drier and more brittle than usual, you may be dealing with breakage. 
There are several ways to deal with hair breakage at home, including using supplements, avoiding certain hairstyles, and using hydrating products. 
If poor nutrition is your issue, putting the right vitamins back into your diet may be helpful.
​Fixing your broken hair can also be a matter of avoiding certain hairstyles and taking a break from using hot tools and excessive colouring. Redken have a wide range of products to help aid breakage, check out our online shop for more info.

Receding or thinning?
Receding hairlines and thinning hair is called “pattern hair loss” and is the most common type of hair loss. Pattern hair loss increases with age, affecting about 50% of males and 25% of females by the age of 50. While it is permanent, hair thickening products will help slow down the process.....

A volumising shampoo and conditioner can add body to the hair and mask your thinning strands.
Try the Redken Volume Injection range for some extra lift.

​Redken hair loss saviour​
Cerafill Retaliate Stemoxydine Hair Re-densyfying Treatment energizes hair follicles to densify hair, with up to 1,700 new hairs in three months improving the look of thinning hair.
Will assist in cases where: Hair loss is moderate or moderate to heavy. Scalp/hairline is visible to highly visible even with styling efforts.

Losing clumps of hair?
While it’s completely normal to lose a few hairs, if your hair starts to fall out in clumps or bald patches the size of your fingernail appear, something more serious might be at play.
Talk to your doctor if you’re concerned.