Taylor Rose ✨

Is hair loss from alopecia areata permanent?! 👀 #trichologist #alopeciaareata #alopecia #hairlossspecialist

#AD Excessive hair shedding is one of the most common signs of low ferritin → the protein your body uses to store iron.  Iron deficiency is extremely common in women, especially those who menstruate, and it’s a frequently overlooked contributor to diffuse thinning and chronic shedding. When iron is low, the body prioritizes vital organs and pulls resources away from the hair follicle, which can disrupt growth cycles over time. That’s why I like DermaIRON from @Advanced Trichology It’s formulated specifically for hair and skin support, using highly absorbable Ferrochel® iron bisglycinate, plus vitamin C for absorption and marine collagen peptides to support the follicle microenvironment, all without the harsh GI side effects common with traditional iron supplements. Before supplementing with iron, it’s important to confirm low ferritin or iron deficiency through bloodwork and work with your healthcare provider, as iron should not be taken if levels are already sufficient. If low ferritin or iron has shown up on your bloodwork and your hair has been affected, DermaIRON can be a helpful part of a longer-term support plan. Comment IRON to try it out for yourself! #advancedtrichology #lowiron #hairlosshelp #trichologist

#AD Hair loss is rarely caused by just one factor!  Inflammation, stress, hormonal shifts, aging, and reduced circulation can all weaken the follicle and disrupt healthy growth over time.   That’s why I recommend supportive scalp care that works across all hair loss types, like the HairStem™ Peptide Shampoo from @Advanced Trichology 🌱   It combines clinically studied peptides (copper tripeptide-1, biotinoyl tripeptide-3, and acetyl tripeptide-3) to help support blood flow, follicle strength, and the hair growth cycle itself.  No matter the trigger, this helps create the right environment for healthier, stronger-looking hair over time.  Comment PEPTIDE and I'll send you the link! 💛   Disclaimer: This is not medical advice. Always speak with a licensed medical provider about hair loss, hormones, or treatment options.   #advancedtrichology #trichologist #shampoosforhairloss #hairlosshelp

If your part is widening or your hair feels thinner on top, this might explain why 🤍   Female pattern hair loss is common, genetic, and manageable, especially when caught early!   Save this for later & comment your FPHL questions below! ✨   #hairlosshelp #trichologist #femalepatternhairloss

#AD Winter is one of the most common times for increased hair shedding!   Cold air, low humidity, and less sunlight make the scalp drier, more inflamed, and more likely to push hair follicles into a shedding phase.    As a certified trichologist, I always change my hair routine in the winter to protect my hair and scalp.   In this video I’m showing you the exact three products I rely on when seasonal shedding risk is highest: • A peptide-based shampoo to support follicle signaling and nutrient delivery • Vitamin D3 + K2 to support healthy hair cycling and blood flow to the scalp • And a targeted scalp serum to support hormonal, nutritional, and inflammatory balance at the follicle   💬 Comment “WINTER” and I’ll send you the exact Advanced Trichology products I use in this routine!   Medical disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting new supplements or treatments.   #advancedtrichology #trichologist #winterhaircare #haircareroutine @Advanced Trichology

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#AD Essential oils for hair growth, but make it evidence-based 🌿   Not all essential oils are created equal when it comes to hair regrowth.    Some have real data behind them, others simply support scalp health, and both can matter when you’re dealing with shedding or thinning.   As a trichologist, I always like to start holistically and support the scalp first before turning to medications when possible.   Healthy hair growth depends on circulation, inflammation balance, nutrient support, and a calm, functional scalp environment, which is why certain essential oils can be so helpful!   Rosemary has clinical research supporting hair growth and improved hair count.    Red thyme supports nutrient utilization, which can be especially helpful for stress shedding and low-iron patterns.    Lavender helps keep follicles in the growth phase.  Sage supports scalp balance. And ylang ylang helps regulate oil while keeping the scalp calm and comfortable.   Blending multiple essential oils together works better because hair growth involves many processes, and supporting them all leads to gentler, more consistent results.   That’s why I recommend HairStem Serum from Advanced Trichology.  It combines all five oils in one growth-focused formula designed for daily scalp use.   Comment ESSENTIAL and I’ll send you the link 🤍   Educational content only. Not medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis or treatment of hair loss.   #advancedtrichology #trichologist #essentialoils #oilsforhairgrowth

Reminder not to let holiday stress get you this season!! Stress = hair loss. Relax. Be present. Enjoy. You know where I’ll be tonight! 🛁

Oily hair is often a physiological signal. Sebum production is largely influenced by genetics and hormones, but it can also be affected by internal factors like stress hormones, androgen activity, thyroid function, and lifestyle habits. Chronic stress increases steroid hormone output from the adrenal glands, which can stimulate sebaceous glands. Certain oral contraceptives have net androgenic activity, meaning they can increase oil production at the scalp. Poor brush hygiene redistributes oil, product buildup, and bacteria back onto freshly washed hair. Elevated androgens can overstimulate sebaceous glands, and hyperthyroidism accelerates metabolic processes (including sebum secretion). This is why managing oily hair often requires more than switching shampoos. Supporting hormone balance, reducing chronic stress, practicing proper scalp hygiene, and knowing when to pursue lab testing can make a meaningful difference. Oily hair is information! Understanding the why is the first step to addressing it. ⚠️This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis, testing, or treatment. #trichologist #oilyhair #oilyhairproblems

#AD Winter hair loss isn’t random, and for many women, it’s linked to low vitamin D levels.  Vitamin D plays a role in hair follicle cycling, immune balance, and scalp inflammation.  During the winter months, reduced sun exposure makes deficiency incredibly common, even if you eat well and feel healthy.  When levels drop, hair follicles can get pushed into the resting phase, which often shows up as increased seasonal shedding.  This is why, as a Certified Trichologist, Vitamin D is one of the first things I look at when someone experiences winter hair loss! I personally take and recommend a D3 + K2, like the one from Advanced Trichology, because vitamin K2 helps your body properly utilize vitamin D, and the liquid format allows for easier absorption and consistent daily dosing.  This is about creating the right internal environment for healthy hair growth over time. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider and consider blood work before starting or changing supplements. 💬 Comment “vitamin d” and I’ll send you the exact product I use and trust! 📌 Save this if winter hair loss is something you deal with every year #advancedtrichology #trichologist #wintershedding @Advanced Trichology

Every day it’s either I should cut my hair or I should grow my hair 💀

Stop Worrying About Hair Loss (Unless... 👀) It’s completely normal to feel panicked when you see that clump of hair in the shower drain or on your brush, but here is the truth on what is normal vs when you need to take action! ➡️ What’s Normal? •Shedding about 50 to 100 hairs per day is part of the hair’s natural growth cycle. •The hair you see in your drain or brush is usually just the accumulation of this daily shedding. 🚨 When Should You Start to Worry? Take it seriously if you notice any of these signs: •A Sudden Increase: Seeing significantly more hair coming out suddenly (clumps of hair, or lots of hair on your pillow). •Visible Thinning: Noticing thinning patches or a widening part on your scalp. •Prolonged Shedding: Excessive daily shedding (more than 100 hairs) that persists for longer than a few months. 🧠 The Underlying Cause: This excessive, persistent shedding could indicate a condition called Telogen Effluvium (TE), which is often triggered by:     •    High stress     •    Illness     •    Hormonal shifts Addressing the root cause early will lead to the best results! SAVE this post so you can remember the difference between normal shedding and cause for concern! 💛 Do you check your shower drain or brush every day? Let me know in the comments! 👇 #hairshedding #hairlosstips #telogeneffluvium

Did you know your hair cells are some of the fastest-growing in your entire body? 🤯 This means they have a HUGE appetite for nutrients! If your diet is lacking, your hair will be the first place to show deficiencies, leading to slow growth, shedding, and thinning. This guide breaks down exactly what your hair needs to thrive, focusing on the essential building blocks: ✨ Protein: The primary material your hair is made of. No protein, no strong hair. 🩸 Iron: Crucial for carrying oxygen directly to the hair follicles. Low iron = brittle hair. ☀️ Vitamin D & B Vitamins: Essential for proper follicle cycling and nutrient delivery. 🌰 Zinc & Selenium: Minerals vital for hair tissue growth and repair. SWIPE THROUGH to see the specific foods you need to add to your plate today! ➡️ Save this post for your next grocery run! 🛒 Disclaimer: If you suspect a serious deficiency or are experiencing significant hair loss, always consult with a doctor or a trichologist to get your levels checked. Nutrition is key, but professional guidance is always best! #trichologist #hairnutrition #haircarespecialist

Targeted support always beats guesswork, especially when it comes to hair growth! 💛 As a Certified Trichologist, one of the biggest misconceptions I see is the idea that vitamins automatically make your hair grow thicker. Here’s the truth that most people don’t want to hear: supplements only work if your body is actually missing something. Low iron, vitamin D, zinc, and certain B-vitamins can all contribute to shedding, thinning, and weak hair. If a deficiency is present, correcting it with your doctor can make a huge difference in your hair’s thickness and recovery… But if you don’t have a deficiency, more isn’t better. High-dose supplements, especially vitamin A, D, and E, can trigger hair loss when taken in excess. And research shows biotin only helps the very small percentage of people who are truly deficient. So instead of guessing: ✔️ prioritize a nutrient-rich diet ✔️ get bloodwork if something feels off ✔️ supplement only what your body actually needs Targeted support > guessing every time. 💛 #trichologist #hairgrowthsupplements #hairlosshelp

If your hair has been looking flat, matte, or just blah no matter what you do… you’re not imagining it. Dull hair is usually a sign that the cuticle (your hair’s outer layer) isn’t smooth enough to reflect light and that almost always comes down to dryness, damage, or buildup. The good news is that dull hair is one of the most fixable hair concerns! A few small changes in your routine can completely transform the shine, softness, and gloss of your hair. If you’re dealing with: • product buildup • hard water • over-washing • heat or color damage • dryness from weather or hormones …you’re definitely not alone, and you can absolutely turn it around. Save this post to refer back to & share with someone whose hair needs a little shine revival ✨💛 #trichologist #dullhair #dryhair #damagedhair