I spent twenty-five years behind a stylist's chair. And there's one thing I saw hundreds of times but could never talk about with my clients.
After menopause—sometimes much earlier—follicles start doing what's called miniaturization.
Each hair that falls out is replaced by a hair that's a bit finer than the last. Then a bit finer still.
Here's what makes miniaturization so hard to spot: you never see the top of your own head. You see your face every morning. Your part, your crown, the back: never.
But others do see it. Your hairstylist. The people behind you in the checkout line. Your family in photos. And almost no one will tell you about it.
That's exactly why I wrote this article.
Because hair thinning isn't a maintenance issue. It's a natural change happening beneath the skin. And there's now a surprisingly simple way to address it, inspired by Korean scalp care routines.
Note: read this BEFORE buying another mask or oil.