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Specific in & out solutions for female hair loss

Hair loss in women is much more common than we think. One in three women experience it at some point in their lives, and from the age of 50 onwards, it can affect up to 40%. The causes vary greatly, ranging from stress and hormonal changes to nutritional deficiencies and genetic factors. Therefore, understanding what type of hair loss you are experiencing is key to treating it effectively.

At Pilopeptan Woman, we understand what it means to see your hair weakened. That’s why we offer comprehensive solutions that work from the inside and outside to treat the various causes of hair loss and help you restore your hair’s health.

What are the main causes of hair loss?

Hair loss can be caused by internal or external factors that affect the health of the scalp and hair follicles.

External Factors

Environmental conditions and certain hair care habits can progressively damage the hair fibre and scalp.

Frequent dyeing, straightening or bleaching.

These treatments often contain harsh chemicals that alter the natural structure of the hair, which can weaken the hair fibre, causing breakage and hair loss.

High-temperature irons and dryers.

Excessive heat can dry out and break the hair fibre.

Very tight hairstyles.

Like tight braids or ponytails, they can create constant tension and cause traction hair loss.

Sun, pollution or swimming pool chlorine.

Continued exposure to these environmental factors can dry out the hair, alter its texture and weaken the scalp.

Products that are not suited to your hair type.

Following aggressive routines or using the wrong products can alter the natural balance of the scalp and worsen hair loss.

What are the main causes of hair loss?

Hair loss can be caused by internal or external factors that affect the health of the scalp and hair follicles.

External Factors

Environmental conditions and certain hair care habits can progressively damage the hair fibre and scalp.
These treatments often contain harsh chemicals that alter the natural structure of the hair, which can weaken the hair fibre, causing breakage and hair loss.
Excessive heat can dry out and break the hair fibre.
Like tight braids or ponytails, they can create constant tension and cause traction hair loss.
Continued exposure to these environmental factors can dry out the hair, alter its texture and weaken the scalp.
Following aggressive routines or using the wrong products can alter the natural balance of the scalp and worsen hair loss.

Internal factors:

These are alterations that occur within the body and can directly influence the normal hair growth cycle.

Hormonal
changes

Pregnancy, menopause, or other hormonal imbalances can cause telogen effluvium or androgenic alopecia.

Physical or emotional stress

It can disrupt the normal rhythm of the hair cycle.

Deficiency in essential nutrients

Such as iron, biotin, zinc, or B vitamins.

Thyroid disorders and autoimmune diseases

Like hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, or conditions such as alopecia areata, they can alter the body’s balance and directly affect the hair follicle.

Genetic factors

They can play an important role when there is a family history of alopecia.

Internal factors:

These are alterations that occur within the body and can directly influence the normal hair growth cycle.
Pregnancy, menopause, or other hormonal imbalances can cause telogen effluvium or androgenic alopecia.
It can disrupt the normal rhythm of the hair cycle.
Such as iron, biotin, zinc, or B vitamins.
Like hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, or conditions such as alopecia areata, they can alter the body’s balance and directly affect the hair follicle.
They can play an important role when there is a family history of alopecia.

How to combat hair loss:

To slow down hair loss and strengthen hair, it is essential to adopt a comprehensive care routine that works from the inside and outside.

The three basic pillars of an anti-hair loss routine:

Anti-hair loss shampoos

They gently cleanse, strengthen the hair fibre and promote a healthy scalp, which is the basis for growth.

Lotions or topical treatments

Applied directly to the scalp, they stimulate hair follicles and help activate growth.

Food supplements

They provide vitamins, minerals and essential amino acids (such as biotin, zinc and L-cystine) to strengthen hair from within.
Pilopetan Intensive

Pilopeptan Intensive: Total reinforcement for hair and nails.

Pilopeptan Intensive is a drinkable dietary supplement that regenerates hair follicles from within in just 15 days, stopping hair loss.
Proven in more than 1,000 people.

Pilopeptan Woman Tablets

Pilopeptan Woman Tablets is a dietary supplement formulated to slow down occasional hair loss or telogen effluvium. The formula incorporates scientifically proven nutrients that strengthen the hair follicle and stimulate hair growth. It is suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Pilopetan hair loss pills
Pilopetan hair loss pills

Pilopeptan Woman Tablets

Pilopeptan Woman Tablets is a dietary supplement formulated to slow down occasional hair loss or telogen effluvium. The formula incorporates scientifically proven nutrients that strengthen the hair follicle and stimulate hair growth. It is suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Pilopetan Woman 5AR Progressive hair loss

Pilopeptan Woman 5 alpha

Pilopeptan Woman 5 alpha is a nutritional supplement formulated to slow down androgenetic hair loss. Its advanced formula contains inhibitors of the enzyme 5 alpha-reductase, responsible for hair miniaturisation and progressive weakening of the hair follicle.

How can I tell if my nails are damaged?

The appearance of your nails can reflect your overall health, so changes should not be overlooked. Paying attention to these signs can help you detect major problems early on. Some of the most common signs that your nails are damaged or weakened are:
Señal de fragilidad ungueal, frecuente por agresiones externas o déficits nutricionales.
They suggest structural damage due to excessive hydration, harsh products, or vitamin deficiencies.
They may be caused by repeated trauma, ageing itself or dermatological diseases.
They may indicate fungal infections, circulatory problems, or systemic disorders.
It may be related to fungal infections or disorders such as nail psoriasis.
It is common after prolonged use of semi-permanent manicures, due to a lack of nutrients or having suffered severe trauma.

¿Cómo ver si mis uñas están dañadas?

If you notice any of these symptoms persistently, it is advisable to consult a dermatologist to assess the cause and apply the appropriate treatment.
Damage caused by using manicures

Onychoschizia

Onychorrhexis

Damage caused by using manicures
Onychoschizia
Onychorrhexis
Some alterations of the skin of the scalp can cause hair loss and are usually related to inflammation, infections, trauma, or systemic diseases. Some examples are:
Seborrheic Dermatitis
Atopic or contact dermatitis
Scalp ringworm

The 3 basic pillars of an anti-hair loss routine

Anti-hair loss shampoos

They gently cleanse, strengthen the hair fibre and promote a healthy scalp, which is the basis for growth.

Lotions or topical treatments

Applied directly to the scalp, they stimulate hair follicles and help activate growth.

Food supplements

They provide vitamins, minerals and essential amino acids (such as biotin, zinc and L-cystine) to strengthen hair from within.

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FAQs

At Pilopeptan®, our science and technology are built on a fundamental pillar: collaboration with top-level healthcare professionals. We guarantee this synergy through strategic alliances with trichologist dermatologists, pharmacists, and other specialists who are in direct contact with the real needs of patients. This model allows us to develop innovative and highly effective solutions, such as Pilopeptan® Woman and Pilopeptan® Intensive, ensuring that each product responds to the real needs of hair and nails at key moments. Our innovation is born from this constant dialogue between laboratory research and clinical experience.

The experience of professionals such as Dr. Carolina Palacio is very important for Pilopeptan® and the development of our range of products for the care of hair and nails. Her extensive knowledge in pathologies, her direct contact with patients, and her active participation in research allow us to go beyond theory. Dr. Palacio, co-author of our latest innovation, Pilopeptan® Woman Proteokel, provides an invaluable clinical vision that guides the design of our formulas. This ensures that Pilopeptan® products are not only scientifically advanced but also practical and effective in day-to-day use.

The fact that there are clinical studies and scientific evidence behind Pilopeptan® products is fundamental because it offers a guarantee of efficacy, safety and trust. It means that the product’s promises are backed by rigorous data obtained in controlled research. This is especially relevant in hair and nail care, where results require time, dedication, and a significant personal investment. By choosing Pilopeptan®, you choose a solution based on science and technology, which has demonstrated its results, such as the visible improvement in just 15 days in the case of Pilopeptan® Intensive.

Regarding whether it is better to use 100% natural products, the answer is that not necessarily. Although natural ingredients can be beneficial, science and technology allow us to isolate, purify, and optimize the active ingredients (whether natural or synthetic) to achieve maximum efficacy and stability. A scientifically formulated product, such as those from Pilopeptan®, guarantees the appropriate concentration of each ingredient, the purity, and the ability to penetrate where it is necessary to obtain real results, surpassing in many cases purely natural alternatives in terms of performance and reliability. Our approach combines the best of nature with scientific rigor to offer advanced solutions.