Hair loss can develop in different ways. Its pattern, progression, and timing provide important clues about the hair profile. That is why TRIX Basic Alpha, Beta, and Gamma were developed as three separate nutritional supplements, each with its own formulation and positioning.
Gradual hereditary hair thinning
Hereditary hair loss, also known as androgenetic alopecia, usually develops gradually. In women, the central part often becomes wider or hair density on the top of the head decreases. In men, changes are often visible at the temples, hairline, or crown. TRIX Basic Alpha is designed for this recognisable hair profile.
Diffuse hair loss
With diffuse hair loss, hair density decreases across the entire scalp. This may be consistent with telogen effluvium and can become visible several months after a physical, hormonal, or emotional trigger. TRIX Basic Beta is suited to this diffuse hair profile.
Localised bald patches
Round or oval, clearly defined bald patches may be consistent with alopecia areata. Their location, extent, and progression vary from person to person. TRIX Basic Gamma is designed for a hair profile with localised bald patches. Professional assessment remains important.
Allow sufficient time for the hair cycle
Hair grows according to a natural cycle, so changes usually become visible gradually. Consistent daily use and a duration of use suited to the hair profile are important. Always read the information on the product page and packaging before use.