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You currently have Hair Thinning

Based on your scalp density and cycle, we matched you with a customised routine to help reduce hair fall.

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Malika was unsure, but she stayed consistent

  • DAY 01Scalp on day 1
  • DAY 28Scalp on day 28
  • DAY 56Scalp on day 56
  • DAY 84Scalp on day 84

Recommended Hairfall Recovery Routine

BY 10K+ MOMS
  • Biotin Hair Gummies

    Biotin Hair Gummies

    MORNING

    Replenishes essential hair nutrition from within.

  • Anti Hairfall Shampoo

    Anti Hairfall Shampoo

    SHOWER DAY

    Calms sensitive scalp and drastically reduces breakage

  • Hair Growth Serum

    Hair Growth Serum

    NIGHT

    Lightweight leave-on to activate follicles directly.

Your Recovery Timeline

Frequently Asked
Questions

Frequently Asked<br/>Questions
Shedding commonly becomes noticeable around 2–4 months after delivery and often peaks around the fourth month. For most women, it gradually settles as the hair cycle resets.
Make it part of your regular routine: 1 Biotin Gummy daily, Anti-Hairfall Shampoo on 2-3 days a week, and Hair Growth Serum once daily, preferably at night as a leave-in. Consistent use across the routine is key.
Yes, you can continue a gentle oiling routine if it suits your scalp. Just remember that oiling doesn’t stop hormonally driven postpartum shedding. Avoid excessive rubbing, pulling or very hot oil treatments, as postpartum hair can be more fragile.
Each product plays a different role: gummies provide nutritional support, shampoo cares for the scalp and strands on wash days, and the leave-in serum provides targeted daily scalp care. Together, they create a more complete inside-out routine rather than relying on one product alone.
The routine is thoughtfully formulated for postpartum and breastfeeding use. If you have a medical condition, take medication or use other supplements, speak to your doctor before starting.
Check the ingredient amounts before combining supplements, particularly nutrients such as biotin, folate, zinc and selenium. More isn’t necessarily better, and high-dose biotin can interfere with some laboratory test results.