A haircare match is a recommendation of products for your hair and scalp type, your concern (shedding, dryness, dandruff, oiliness) and, optionally, your labs. Upload a product's composition, photos of your hair and scalp and, optionally, your labs — and find out what suits your hair and what does not. Common causes of shedding and dullness show up in labs (ferritin, vitamin D, thyroid, B12), so the match is stronger when you attach them. We assess by form and actives, with no brand ads and no diagnosis.
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Scope
We break down a shampoo, conditioner, serum or mask by its composition: what works for your goal (oily roots, dryness, dandruff, shedding, volume) and what is harsh sulfates, silicones or fragrance that are excess in your case.
Shedding and brittleness often come from low iron (ferritin), vitamin D, B12 or thyroid issues. If you attach labs, we factor them in and point to what to check, rather than only matching topical care.
We build on what you describe and show: oily roots and dry ends, dandruff and itch, coloured or damaged hair, scalp type — and match care and actives to that specific picture.
We say plainly where topical care genuinely helps and where the cause is internal (deficiency, hormones) and cosmetics won't fix it — then point to which labs to take and which doctor to see.
How it works
The product composition (photo or text), photos of hair and scalp, and optionally labs — ferritin, vitamin D, thyroid. All at once, just one, or a description only.
Sex and age, city, hair and scalp type, what bothers you (shedding, dandruff, oiliness, dryness) and since when, your goal, allergies, chronic conditions, and the products and medications you use.
We say whether the product suits you and why, and give a spec — which actives and form to look for. If the cause is internal, we honestly point you to labs and a doctor rather than promise a miracle from shampoo.
For maximum accuracy: photos of hair and scalp + labs (ferritin, vitamin D, thyroid) + the product composition — so both the external and internal cause are visible.
Related articles and parameters — normal ranges, interpretation and causes of abnormalities.
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I stumbled on this section when I was looking for ways to save my hair after a bad bleaching job. I uploaded my info, and the service gave me a clear breakdown and a step-by-step care plan. Everything's written in simple words, no ads for expensive brands — just stuff that actually works. I've been following the recommendations for a couple weeks now, and my hair already looks way more alive and softer. Girls, this is seriously a lifesaver, you gotta try it!
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The service is informational and not intended to diagnose emergency, oncological or psychiatric conditions. For acute symptoms, call emergency services (112).