This article is a translation of the original French article “Ces tendances capillaires qui font le buzz” and is intended for the French market. Treatments, availability and prices may differ at our London clinic.
Black sesame paste: the star superfood
Originating in Asia, black sesame paste has become a must in “inside-out” hair routines. Rich in essential nutrients, it is reputed to support hair health.
In practice: it is eaten daily, often in sweet recipes or drinks.
What we know:
Despite its nutritional qualities, no scientific study demonstrates a direct effect on hair growth.
Rosemary water: the viral natural lotion
Applied as a spray or a rinse, rosemary water has become a signature step in natural hair routines.
Why it appeals: it is simple to make and fits easily into a beauty routine.
What we know:
Some research suggests an effect on microcirculation, but the evidence remains insufficient to confirm a real impact on regrowth.
Onion juice: the intriguing DIY recipe
Less glamorous but hugely viral, onion juice is presented as a powerful stimulant for hair follicles.
The principle: apply the juice directly to the scalp before shampooing.
What we know:
Onion contains sulphur, a component involved in the structure of hair. However, the scientific data remain very limited and do not allow any conclusion of real effectiveness.
Why are these trends so appealing?
What these methods have in common is their accessibility and their natural image. They give the impression of simply acting on hair health, without medical intervention.
However, no solid scientific evidence currently validates their effectiveness on hair growth or density.
The medical solutions that make a difference
LaseMD Ultra Keralase: next-generation hair loss prevention
The LaseMD Ultra Keralase protocol combines a fractional laser with specific active ingredients to stimulate the scalp in depth.
Goals:
- improve hair quality
- strengthen the scalp
- prevent hair loss
Protocol: 3 to 6 sessions spaced 1 month apart.
This is a preventive hair treatment, intended for anyone wishing to preserve the density and quality of their hair before visible signs of hair loss or thinning appear.
Scalp mesotherapy: anti-ageing for your hair
The medical technique of mesotherapy involves injecting nutrients directly into the scalp.
Expected results:
- slowing of hair loss
- improved density
- stronger, more resilient hair
Protocol: 3 to 6 sessions spaced 2 weeks apart.
This is an anti-ageing hair treatment, which targets mature hair or hair in a phase of diffuse loss, to slow down the ageing of the bulb, strengthen the fibre and improve density.
