Ayurveda identifies 6 distinct patterns of hair loss — each with a unique root cause involving Dosha imbalances. Understanding your type is the first step toward effective natural treatment.
Modern dermatology's classifications align with Ayurvedic wisdom documented in the classical texts.
Male/female pattern baldness — genetic DHT sensitivity causing follicle miniaturisation.
Ayurvedic context: Vata + Pitta aggravation
Bhringraj + Amla combination — DHT blocking + follicle nourishment
Autoimmune patchy hair loss — immune system attacks healthy follicles.
Ayurvedic context: Pitta + Vata aggravation
Bhringraj oil therapy — anti-inflammatory + follicle reactivation
Diffuse shedding triggered by stress, illness, nutritional deficiency, or hormonal shift.
Ayurvedic context: Vata aggravation aggravation
Brahmi + Sesame oil — adaptogenic + scalp circulation
Estrogen drop after delivery causes mass telogen shift — typically temporary.
Ayurvedic context: Vata dominance aggravation
Gentle warming oil massage — circulation + nourishment
Mechanical damage from tight hairstyles, extensions, or chemical treatments.
Ayurvedic context: Vata (mechanical) aggravation
Oil therapy restores follicle integrity — no mechanical cause ongoing
Permanent follicle destruction from infection, inflammation, or autoimmune. Prevention is key.
Ayurvedic context: Pitta excess aggravation
Early Pitta-pacifying treatment — prevention before scarring occurs
According to Ayurvedic principles, hair fall is primarily a result of high Pitta and Vata aggravation in the bone tissue.
Key: Brahmi, Sesame
Key: Bhringraj, Amla
Key: Neem, Eucalyptus
How to choose and use Ayurvedic hair oil in India.
The 'King of Herbs' for hair regrowth.
The 6-step Shirobhyanga ritual & routines.
Find your Vata/Pitta/Kapha hair type.
DHT blockers and male pattern baldness.
Hormonal & postpartum hair fall solutions.
Honest comparison of ingredients & efficacy.
Scientific mechanism of every ingredient.
Our NewGrow Gold Plus is formulated specifically to address the Pitta-Vata imbalances that drive hair loss.