YOUR CONCERNS: UNDERSTAND, TREAT, RESTORE A HEALTHY SCALP
Understand everything with Dr. Julie Pernet, Doctor of Pharmacy and certified Trichologist
Today, hair problems affect a large part of the population, both men and women. Hair loss, irritated scalp, oily or brittle hair: these imbalances can impact both self-esteem and overall scalp health. As a dermocosmetic laboratory specializing in hair care, our approach is based on a scientific understanding of scalp problems and on targeted, effective, and respectful hair care treatments.
I am Dr. Julie Pernet, a Doctor of Pharmacy and certified Trichologist. I have supported hundreds of women suffering from androgenic alopecia. I have designed a specific protocol with a clear objective:
➔ To sustainably treat female androgenic alopecia, while keeping hair healthy.
Hair loss: causes and effective solutions
Hair loss is one of the most common hair problems. It can be reactive (stress, fatigue, seasonal changes) or hormonal (androgenetic alopecia, hormonal imbalances).
Main causes:
■ Hormonal imbalances
■ Stress and fatigue
■ Nutritional deficiencies
■ Genetic factors
■ Scalp disorders
Recommended solutions:
■ Stimulate scalp microcirculation
■ Perform scalp exfoliation
■ Strengthen the hair fiber from the root
■ Provide fortifying and densifying active ingredients
■ Use targeted anti-hair loss treatments
A suitable routine can slow down hair loss and promote regrowth.
Scalp Psoriasis: Soothing Plaques and Itching
Scalp psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory condition characterized by thick plaques, scales, and significant itching.
Symptoms:
■ Red plaques covered with scales
■ Persistent itching
■ Increased scalp sensitivity
Dermo-cosmetic approach:
■ Soothe inflammation
■ Gently remove scales
■ Restore the skin barrier
■ Intensely moisturize the scalp
Specific treatments can reduce flare-ups and improve daily comfort.
Seborrheic dermatitis: regulating and purifying the scalp
Seborrheic dermatitis is a common condition characterized by oily dandruff, redness, and itching.
Causes:
■ Excess sebum
■ Yeast overgrowth (Malassezia)
■ Imbalance of the scalp microbiome
Suitable treatments:
■ Sebum production regulation
■ Targeted antifungal action
■ Soothing irritation
■ Gentle, non-aggressive cleansing
A regular routine helps to limit recurrences and durably cleanse the scalp.
Oily hair: rebalance sebum production
Oily hair results from an overproduction of sebum by the sebaceous glands.
Symptoms:
■ Greasy roots soon after washing
■ Heavy and flat hair
■ Shiny appearance
Dermo-cosmetic solutions:
■ Regulate sebum production without causing irritation
■ Purify the scalp
■ Adjust your diet
■ Use sebum-regulating active ingredients
A balanced scalp allows hair to stay light and clean for longer.
My Purifying ProtocolProven efficacy against alopecia
Adopt a healthy & anti-inflammatory diet
Diet also influences the health of your hair. For example, excess sugar in the blood promotes the release of DHT and inflammation around the hair follicle. It is therefore necessary to adopt a healthy & anti-inflammatory diet.
TO PRIORITIZE:
■ Omega-3: fatty fish (sardines, mackerel, salmon), flax and chia seeds
■ Green & cruciferous vegetables: rich in antioxidants, detoxifying (broccoli, spinach,
kale)
■ Red & colorful fruits: anti-inflammatory (blueberries, pomegranate, black grapes)
■ Turmeric + black pepper: powerful natural anti-inflammatory
■ Natural probiotics: fermented milk yogurt, kefir, miso, sauerkraut, kombucha
■ Prebiotic fibers: artichoke, leek, garlic, onion (nourish the microbiome)
■ Natural Vitamin D: egg yolk, cod liver oil, moderate sun exposure
■ Hydration: 1.5 to 2 liters of water per day (promotes the skin barrier)
TO LIMIT:
■ Ultra-processed foods: ready meals, snacks, additives, etc.
■ Fast sugars: sodas, candies, pastries (glycemic spikes = inflammation)
■ Cow's milk products: sometimes pro-inflammatory in sensitive individuals
■ Gluten: may worsen symptoms in some patients (to be tested)
■ Alcohol: strongly discouraged (recognized trigger factor)
■ Excess red meat and deli meats (rich in saturated fats & AGEs)
Healthy lifestyle & stress management
A healthy lifestyle is essential because oxidative stress weakens hair follicles
& a lack of physical activity slows down microcirculation in the scalp.
■ Regular gentle physical activity: 30 minutes of walking, yoga, or swimming 3x/week
■ Restorative sleep: 7 to 8 hours per night, avoid screens in the evening
■ Stress management techniques: heart coherence, meditation, breathing
■ Psychological support (in case of chronic stress or strong emotional impact)
Strong commitments to efficacy and scalp respect
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