Thinning Hair Quiz

Why we ask:
Tracking the progression of thinning helps identify the best solution, whether it's to promote regrowth or add volume to the hair.

Why we ask:
This helps pinpoint the problem areas where you need the most help. Treatments for thinning hair often target specific regions.

Why we ask:
Understanding whether hair thinning is genetic or a recent development helps us recommend the right treatment—whether it’s for volume or regrowth.

Why we ask:
Hormonal changes are a common cause of hair thinning. Knowing this helps us recommend solutions that address hormone-related hair thinning.

Why we ask:
This helps us understand what has or hasn’t worked for you in the past, so we can suggest products that either build on your existing routine or offer a new approach.

Why we ask:
Washing frequency affects scalp health and hair volume. Overwashing can lead to dryness, while underwashing may cause buildup that weighs hair down.

Why we ask:
Excessive shedding can be a sign of weak hair follicles or nutritional deficiencies. This helps us recommend strengthening and follicle-stimulating ingredients.

Why we ask:
Genetics play a key role in hair thinning. If it runs in your family, we’ll focus on treatments that support long-term follicle health.

Why we ask:
Flat, limp hair often needs volumizing and thickening treatments. This helps us choose the right balance of lightweight hydration and structural support.

Why we ask:
Frequent heat styling can weaken hair strands and contribute to thinning. If you use heat tools often, we’ll recommend protective and strengthening ingredients.