10/17/2025
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As we move through midlife, our hair enters a new season. Just like a garden, it needs fresh care to keep flourishing!
Hormonal shifts, stress, and slower cell turnover can make our once-lush and full “garden” feel thinner, drier, and/or more fragile. With the right TLC and system in place, it can possibly bloom beautifully once again!
(Pull the Weeds)
Buildup, oil, and residue can suffocate the scalp. Just like weeds steal nutrients from plants. A healthy scalp detox clears the way for new, vibrant growth.
(Prune Regularly)
Trim away the dry, brittle ends. Think of it as cutting back old branches so new, stronger ones can take their place.
(Feed It Sunlight)
Midlife hair needs extra nourishment like vitamins, minerals, and scalp massage to boost circulation.
(Water It)
Hydration is everything!
Midlife hair tends to lose natural oils, so drink plenty of water and seek a licensed hair/scalp professional for the right treatments for your hair/scalp condition.
(Remove Suffocation)
Many hair products coat the scalp, blocking growth. Free your scalp from suffocating buildup so your “roots” can breathe again.
Ynohtna Tureaud, a trichologist and hair care professional, explains that hormonal changes during menopause can lead to hair loss and scalp health problems, and emphasizes the importance of maintai…