Taking care of your hair involves using the right hair care products for your hair type. Vichy Dercos Mineral Soft Shampoo is formulated to provide natural loosening and softness to hair, and is perfect for those with normal to dry hair. For those with normal to oily hair, the Dercos Anti-Dandruff Shampoo for Normal to Oily Hair is a great option, as it helps to control dandruff and eliminate excess oil. Additionally, using the Dercos Kera-Solutions Nourishing Conditioner can help to nourish and hydrate dry, damaged hair while soothing sensitive scalps.

The frequency of shampooing your hair depends on your hair type and lifestyle. For those with an oily scalp, the Dercos Oil Control Shampoo can be used every day or every other day to control excess oil. For those with normal to dry hair, the Dercos Mineral Soft Shampoo is gentle enough for daily use, while the Dercos Anti-Dandruff Shampoo for Normal to Dry Hair can be used as a weekly treatment to eliminate visible dandruff.

The Dercos Energising Fortifying Shampoo is specifically formulated for anti-hair loss, and contains aminexil and vitamins B5 and B6 to help prevent hair loss and promote hair growth. For an added boost, the Dercos Densi-Solutions Hair Mass Thickening Concentrate can help to thicken and fortify hair strands.

Hair loss can have multiple causes (stress, heredity, pregnancy, natural aging, etc.). To combat this phenomenon, it is recommended to use a suitable shampoo such as Vichy's Dercos Energy+ Shampoo , formulated with anti-hair loss Aminexil and vitamins B3 and B5 to revitalize and strengthen the hair fiber.
To limit hair density loss, accompany it with Dercos Fortifying Treatment 5 for Anti-hair Loss. This treatment comes in the form of ampoules to be applied to address the 5 factors limiting hair loss: fiber anchoring and resistance, skin balance, blood microcirculation, and hair strength.

Hair loss in men is more common than in women. It usually occurs between the ages of 20 and 35 and initially locates on the forehead or the crown, thinning out over the years. If not treated, it can progress more or less rapidly to baldness. Hair loss in women is less frequent than in men and generally less localized and significant. It is mainly due to hormonal variations, but the abuse of aggressive hair treatments (coloring, bleaching, brushing...) or poor hygiene (diet, stress, fatigue...) can also aggravate the problem.