Hair care and maintenance tips
1- Don’t wash your hair daily: It will only dehydrate, damage your hair, strip it of its natural oils, leave it more prone to breakage & cause hair loss.
2- Use lukewarm or cool water: Hot water can damage your hair in the same way as styling tools & sun heat by dehydrating your hair & causing split end =s. Always wash with cool water to close the hair cuticles & retain moisture.
3- Gently massage: Don’t rub your head harshly when shampooing it. Instead, gently massage your scalp and hair with your fingers in small, circular motions while shampooing it to prevent excessive tangling and damage.
4- Oil your hair: Oiling your hair before washing it is probably the best thing you can do. Massage some coconut oil, olive oil or almond oil onto your hair & scalp an hour before getting into the shower to pre-condition it.
5- Blow dry only after your hair is partially dry: If you absolutely cannot stop using a blow dryer, then just make these 3 simple adjustments. Blow-dry your hair once it is 70% dry, set your dryer on medium heat and high air speed, & Point the dryer’s nozzle downward to help smooth hair and create shine. This gives time for your hair cuticle to close up and will reduce the heat damage.
6- Deep hair conditioning: At least once a week use conditioner on your hair to cleanse your scalp completely and restore moisture into dull, dry hair.
7- Dilute the shampoo: We’re all used to using 2-3 pumps of shampoo. The harsh truth though is that shampoo strips your hair’s natural oils leaving it dry. Dilute 1-2 pumps of shampoo in half a mug of water for a more gentle hair cleansing.
8- Avoid tight hair ties: super tight hair ties tend to pull your hair back too tight increasing friction which can cause breakage.
Pantogar® active ingredients
Pantogar supplies the hair with the vital substances that it needs to form new hair cells. And it does this in the exact dosage and combination that can optimally activate hair growth.
Patient experiences
Pantogar Hair loss is a very personal issue that many women and men do not like to talk about. But why not? There is no reason to be ashamed of hair loss. The more openly people affected talk about it, the easier it is for other women and men to get their hair loss treated and to put it behind them.
