Hair Wellbeing Blog
Hair loss and scalp health issues can leave you feeling helpless and isolated, but it doesn’t have to. We understand the connection between hair health and overall wellbeing and are here to help you navigate the confusing and often lonely journey towards hair and scalp health.
Our hair wellbeing blog explores the social and psychological impact of hair loss, through the lens of science backed advice, real life case studies and insights
Case study: alopecia areata hair loss – its symptoms, treatment and recovery
Alopecia Areata (AA), is one of the most common hair loss conditions after androgentic alopecia (male or female pattern hair loss). Research suggests that 2 in every 100 people could be susceptible to AA worldwide, which is associated with mental health, anxiety and autoimmune conditions.
Trichological Dangers of Being Black
Almost anybody can be afflicted by any scalp or hair condition, but certain conditions are more prevalent in darker skin tones and afro-textured hair types than in others.
The Gift of Feedback: Our Trichology Reviews
Many people fear feedback, seeing it as personal criticism or a way of undermining a company. But its true worth is in its gift to businesses ensuring standards are maintained. And of course the best ideas come from our clients!
Hair Loss and Scalp Health Events
See the latest Root Cause Clinical events to find out what’s happening in our community.
Root Cause Clinical Event: The Science of Hair
Thank you to all our attendees who benefited from our inaugural online event. The event began with co-founder of Root Cause Clinical Victoria Russell who introduced our two experts – Wil Fleeson CiT ART her fellow co-founder, and Jacky van Driel-Nguene Board Advisor.
In the Press
See the latest mentions of Root Cause Clinical in the news and press.
Donna Davies – Radio Forth Valley
The founders of Root Cause Clinical, Wil and Victoria, were…
In The Press
Read about our co-founder Wil discussing hairdressing careers with Hairdressers…
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