Noticing more shedding since having your baby? Postpartum shedding is common Noticing more shedding since having your baby? Postpartum shedding is common
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Why Does Postpartum Hair Loss Happen?

Hair changes after pregnancy can feel overwhelming — especially when shedding, thinning edges, or reduced fullness start affecting how you feel about your hair. The good news? Postpartum hair loss is common, and with the right routine, healthier-looking growth and fuller-feeling hair can return over time.

Why Does Postpartum Hair Loss Happen?

WHAT CAUSES POST-PARTUM SHEDDING

For New Mums Experiencing Hair Shedding

During pregnancy, elevated estrogen levels can keep hair in its growth phase for longer, often resulting in thicker, fuller hair. After childbirth, hormone levels decrease, causing more hairs to enter the shedding phase at once. This can lead to increased shedding, thinning around the hairline, and a temporary reduction in hair density. Symptoms typically begin 2–4 months after delivery and may continue for several months.

Hormonal Changes
Hormonal Changes

After childbirth, estrogen levels naturally decline, causing more hairs to enter the shedding phase at once and resulting in noticeable hair loss.

Stress
Stress

The physical recovery from pregnancy and the emotional demands of caring for a newborn can place stress on the body, which may contribute to increased shedding.

Sleep Deprivation
Sleep Deprivation

Interrupted sleep and ongoing fatigue can affect the body's recovery process, potentially impacting the health and growth cycle of your hair.

Nutritional Deficiencies
Nutritional Deficiencies

Pregnancy and breastfeeding can deplete essential nutrients such as iron, protein, zinc, and vitamins needed to support healthy hair growth.

Lifestyle Changes
Lifestyle Changes

Changes in daily routines, self-care habits, diet, and overall wellbeing during early motherhood can influence hair health and contribute to temporary thinning.

Support Your Hair Growth Journey

Consistency is key when it comes to restoring the look and feel of fuller, healthier hair after postpartum shedding.

Our postpartum hair care routine is designed to help:

  • Support healthier-looking hair growth
  • Nourish the scalp and hair follicles
  • Reduce the appearance of thinning over time
  • Improve softness, strength, and manageability
  • Encourage a more consistent hair care routine
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WHAT TO EXPECT IN YOUR HAIR GROWTH JOURNEY

Hair growth is a gradual process, but many women begin noticing improvements in the look and feel of their hair with consistent use over several months.

Week 1 - 4

Scalp Reset & Early Growth Phase

The scalp may begin to feel more balanced, with reduced dryness, irritation, and shedding. Hair can feel stronger at the root, with early signs of reduced breakage and fine new growth possible.

Week 5 - 8

Active Growth & Strength PhaseEarly stage

Hair may look healthier overall, with improved length retention and better scalp coverage. Continued use is typically recommended to help maintain and support ongoing results.

Week 8 - 12

Visible Length & Density Phase

Hair appears visibly thicker, denser, and healthier. Length retention improves, and shine, softness, and overall hair quality are more noticeable.

Week 1 - 4

Scalp Reset & Early Growth Phase

The scalp may begin to feel more balanced, with reduced dryness, irritation, and shedding. Hair can feel stronger at the root, with early signs of reduced breakage and fine new growth possible.

Week 5 - 8

Active Growth & Strength PhaseEarly stage

Hair may look healthier overall, with improved length retention and better scalp coverage. Continued use is typically recommended to help maintain and support ongoing results.

Week 8 - 12

Visible Length & Density Phase

Hair appears visibly thicker, denser, and healthier. Length retention improves, and shine, softness, and overall hair quality are more noticeable.

What New Mums Notice with our hair growth serum

95% saw a significant reduction in hair shedding wihtin the first month
93% saw visible baby hairs with consistent use
99% noticed new hair growth in thinning areas
Thrive Triple Action Hair Growth Serum
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Thrive Triple Action Hair Growth Serum

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Wake up thinning areas and new growth at the root
Help reduce ongoing shedding and protect your hairline
Support a healthier scalp so hair can grow stronger
For women seeing little to no progress in slow growth areas
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Thrive Triple Action Hair Growth Serum
Thrive Triple Action Hair Growth Serum
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How to Use the Thrive Serum

Apply Serum Directly On Scalp

Step 01

Apply Serum Directly On Scalp

Apply directly to the affected scalp area daily, targeting specific areas of concern.

Massage Scalp For 5 Minutes

Step 02

Massage Scalp For 5 Minutes

Massage gently into the scalp massage to help stimulate circulation and improve absorption.

Leave-In And Maintain

Step 03

Leave-In And Maintain

Do not rinse out. Use consistently for at least 90 days for best results. Safe for daily use and protective styles.

Use Derma Stamp For Best Results

Step 04

Use Derma Stamp For Best Results

Apply gently to the scalp, using 0.5mm every 2–3 days for steady progress, or 1.0–1.5mm every 10–14 days for deeper results.