Hair loss

During menopause, a woman's hormone levels become imbalanced and interfere with hair growth.

The background: Up until menopause, a woman's hair roots are protected by a high share of female hormones (oestrogen). After menopause, this share will decrease and the impact of male hormones will increase.

The consequence: The hair grows thinner, falls out prematurely, the scalp becomes visible and the hairline recedes.

In collaboration with the Dermatology Department of the Jena University Clinic, Dr. Wolff-Research developed a phyto-caffeine complex that protects the hair roots from hormone-induced states of exhaustion.

It prevents testosterone from attacking the hair roots and restricting the supply of energy.