Hair loss and menopause: Expert advice on seasonal changes

Hair loss during autumn is often a temporary phenomenon known as seasonal effluvium, which may not necessarily indicate an underlying disease. However, experts note that hormonal fluctuations during menopause can cause hair to become particularly sensitive, potentially leading to progressive thinning.

Dr. Anaya Fernández, a trichology specialist, advises that while shampoos cannot independently stop hair loss caused by hormonal changes or nutritional deficiencies, they can help maintain a balanced scalp and minimize breakage. Effective formulas can improve the condition of the hair fiber and scalp, especially when addressing issues like excess sebum or residue accumulation.