Key nutrients from the diet help build hair fibers and texture while supporting hair follicle health. Without proper nutrient absorption, hair follicles don’t get the nourishment they need.

DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is an androgen hormone that is produced in the scalp. An imbalance can cause the hair follicle to shrink and eventually close entirely.

Stress can cause hair follicles to shift from a growth state to a rest state. It can also disrupt hormones and nutrient absorption, impacting hair on multiple levels.

Your surroundings—like the products you use and the foods you eat—can influence hair follicles by introducing toxins into your body and depleting antioxidant stores.

Your metabolism provides the energy needed for hair growth. Factors like aging, inflammation, and hormone imbalances can lead to poor metabolism, which negatively impacts hair cells.

The scalp loses collagen and elastin as you age. This structural breakdown eliminates key components of the scalp that protect, hydrate, and replenish nutrients needed for hair growth—causing hair to become shorter, weaker, and less pigmented.

Key nutrients from the diet help build hair fibers and texture while supporting hair follicle health. Without proper nutrient absorption, hair follicles don’t get the nourishment they need.