Types of alopecia and what to use depending on your case

Hair loss isn't just an aesthetic concern. It's that awkward moment in front of the mirror where you notice something has changed... but you don't know exactly what.

If you've already searched "why is my hair falling out" or "how to stop hair loss," you need something more specific: understanding your type of alopecia and acting accordingly.

How to know what type of alopecia you have?

Before thinking about products, you need to understand the pattern.

Losing hair little by little at the temples is not the same as noticing excessive hair loss overnight, or seeing bald patches.

Types of alopecia and how to address them

Mild hair loss or initial stage

This is where it all begins... and where most people ignore it.

There are no visible bald spots, but you notice more hair than usual in the shower or on your brush.

Here you don't need something aggressive, you need consistency.

Key signs:

• Slight but constant hair loss
• Subtle changes in density
• Early stage

→ You need: Nutrition

Products for you: Men Grow 360 Hair Vitamins / Women Grow 360 Hair Vitamins

    Grow 360 Women         Grow 360 Men

Acting at this stage can completely change the long-term outcome.

Androgenetic alopecia (genetic + DHT)

This is the most common type and usually progresses slowly. It starts with a more pronounced receding hairline or hair loss at the crown, but most importantly, the hair becomes finer over time.

The problem here is not just hair loss, but the miniaturization of the follicle caused by DHT.

Key signs:

• Receding hairline
• Thinner hair
• Progressive pattern

 → You need: To stimulate growth + reduce hormonal impact

 Products for you: Oral Minoxidil 5 mg  + DHT Blocker

    Minoxidil Oral 5 mg          DHT Blocker

This approach combines growth stimulation with control of the hormonal factor, which is the root of the problem.

Telogen effluvium (stress-related hair loss)

Here, hair loss feels more intense because it appears suddenly. You might notice a lot of hair when you bathe, on your pillow, or when brushing your hair.

It's not that you're losing patches, but general volume.

This usually happens after stress, illness, hormonal changes, or even diets.

Key signs:

• Abundant hair loss in a short time
• Feeling of general reduced density
• No specific bald spots

 → You need: Nutrition + support:

 Products for you:  Minoxidil 1 mg or 2.5 mg + Hair Vitamins

       Kit 1 Mg Women          Kit 2.5 mg Women             Kit 2.5 mg Men        

The goal is to help the hair cycle stabilize and give the body what it needs to recover. (In many cases, you don't need something as aggressive as 5 mg).

Alopecia areata (immune system related)

This type is easily recognized by the appearance of round, hairless patches. It can be sudden and can also return even after improvement.

This is where it needs to be very clear: the problem is not just capillary, it's immunological.

This means that if the underlying cause is not addressed, no single product will completely solve it.

Key signs:

• Defined hairless patches
• Sudden onset
• Intermittent behavior

 → You need: Medical treatment + supportive care (Multivitamins + Minoxidil)

Products for you: Hair Vitamins + Minoxidil 2.5 mg

        Kit 2.5 mg Men              Kit 2.5 mg Women

These help improve the follicle environment and promote growth, but they act as a complement, not as a sole solution.

Diffuse alopecia (general loss of density)

Here there are no receding hairlines or bald patches. What you notice is that your hair no longer looks the same: less volume, finer, less presence.

It is common in people with constant stress, poor diet, or hormonal changes.

Key signs:

• Finer hair all over the scalp
• Less general volume
• Feeling of "less hair"

→You need:  Nutrition + support

Products for you: Minoxidil 2.5 mg + Biotin 

 Minoxidil 2.5 mg + Biotin

The combination aims to improve density and strengthen hair from the root.

Cicatricial alopecia

It is less common, but important. Here the follicle has been permanently damaged.

In these cases, supplements or minoxidil have no effect, and specialized medical evaluation is required.

When you understand your case, everything changes

Before:

• You don't know what to use
• You try things without results
• You get frustrated

After:

• You have clarity
• You follow a strategy
• You regain control

Start before it progresses

Hair loss is progressive.
But it is also one of the few problems where acting early makes all the difference. 

Start with the strategy. Start today.