As inautumnSpring is a transitional season for the body. After winter, when the body slows down, the change of season kick-starts metabolic activity. As a result, hair follicles enter a renewal phase, resulting in temporary hair loss.
You should know that each hair follows a life cycle made up of three phases:
- The anagen (growth) phase
- The catagen (resting) phase
- The telogen phase (shedding)
In spring, many hairs enter the telogen phase at the same time, causing more hair loss. This phenomenon is perfectly normal and affects both women and men. On average, we lose between 50 and 100 hairs per day, but this number can double during this time.
However, certain causes can amplify this natural phenomenon: stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, or even fatigue accumulated at the end of winter. This is why it is essential to strengthen your skincare habits when spring arrives.