No, serum will not stop hair fall. It can help to make the hair look and feel healthier, but it won’t address underlying causes of hair loss such as genetics or medical conditions.
Serum is designed to hydrate and strengthen the hair, so if you’re experiencing hair loss due to dryness or breakage, using a serum can help your strands look healthier.
Serums are typically made of silicone-based oils that coat the hair shafts and prevent moisture from escaping. This helps reduce frizziness and gives your tresses a sleek look. In addition, many serums also contain other ingredients such as vitamins, antioxidants, proteins and even essential oils that nourish the scalp and encourage healthy growth. Applying serum on wet hair before drying will give it extra shine and protect from heat damage caused by styling tools like blow dryers or flat irons.
However, while these products can improve the health of existing hairs they won’t address underlying causes of thinning or balding such as genetic predisposition or medical issues like alopecia areata or male pattern baldness. For those cases there’s no single solution treatment options range from lifestyle changes (such as managing stress levels) to medications prescribed by a doctor depending on what’s causing the issue in question. So while serums may be beneficial in terms of making your locks appear healthier they won’t be able to stop any kind of hereditary balding process once it has begun; only addressing its underlying cause will do that successfully.
Serums are made of silicone-based oils that coat the hair shafts and prevent moisture from escaping.
Applying serum on wet hair before drying will give it extra shine and protect from heat damage caused by styling tools like blow dryers or flat irons.
Serums won’t be able to stop any kind of hereditary balding process once it has begun; only addressing its underlying cause will do that successfully.
