Amit’s Dandruff-to-Regrowth Traya Journey

Medically Reviewed by
Dr Kalyani Deshmukh

Published Date: February 20, 2026
Updated: 3 July 5:32 AM

Amit’s Dandruff-to-Regrowth Traya Journey

Traya Journey at a Glance

Problem: Amit noticed heavy hair fall for 1–2 years, and this year his dandruff got “bahut” worse along with shedding.
Root causes flagged: dandruff and nutrition, with visible concern around the crown area.
What he used: Anti-dandruff Night Lotion (Ketoconazole 2%), Anti-dandruff Shampoo (Ketoconazole 2%), Traya Scalp Oil, plus Hair Vitamin and Hair Ras.
Timeline he was guided for: first 3 months focused on dandruff and scalp; months 4–6 for reduced hair fall and better scalp health; months 7–8 for visible new growth, especially on the crown.
Outcome he was working toward: stronger control on dandruff, reduced hair fall, and improved crown coverage; hairline regrowth was explained as possible but harder.

Amit’s voice had that familiar mix of urgency and confusion when he finally asked what he’d been holding back since the start: “Madam, aapne mujhe medicine ka use kaise karna hai… nahi bataya.”

He’d been dealing with hair fall for “ek do saal se” - but this year, something changed. The dandruff that used to be a minor annoyance became a constant problem, and the hair fall started feeling “bahut zyada.” Enough for him to cut his hair short, enough for him to keep checking photos, enough to get on a call and ask, plainly, for a plan he could follow.

When hair fall becomes more than “normal shedding”

Amit (name changed), a working professional from North India, told the coach that his hair fall hadn’t started overnight. It grew slowly over 1–2 years - earlier “thoda thoda hota tha,” and then it escalated.

What also escalated was dandruff. He described it as “girta dandruff,” and added that this year it had become a lot worse: “Ab is saal bahut ho raha hai dandruff aur baal bahut jhad rahe hain.”

In the middle of the call, there’s a small but telling moment: the coach asks him to upload a clear top-view photo, specifically to understand what’s happening at the crown. Amit tries, gets interrupted, tries again - because when hair loss starts showing from the top, you don’t just “feel” it anymore. You start looking for proof.

What the coach noticed: dandruff plus nutrition, and the crown concern

After going through his profile and photos, the coach anchored Amit’s plan around two things: dandruff and nutrition. She reassured him that his condition didn’t look too advanced, but also set expectations clearly - this wasn’t a quick fix.

She mapped the journey in a way Amit could hold on to:
in the first three months, the focus would be on bringing dandruff under control; by months four to six, hair fall would reduce and scalp health would improve; and by months seven to eight, he could start seeing new hair growth, especially in the crown area.

This is where the “why” matters. With dandruff and dry scalp hair loss, it’s not just about flakes on your shirt. Dandruff can lead to itching and irritation, and constant scalp discomfort can make hair fall feel relentless. At the same time, when nutrition is part of the root cause, follicles may not be getting what they need consistently - so even if you do “everything,” results can feel slow unless the internal support is steady too.

Q: Does dandruff trigger hair loss?

Yes - when dandruff causes itching, inflammation, and scalp buildup, it can disturb scalp health and make hair fall feel worse. That’s why the coach chose to control dandruff first, before moving to stronger growth actives.

“Minoxidil wala solution nahi diya” - and why that was intentional

Amit asked the question many people ask when they’ve already waited too long: “Mam, mujhe… minoxidil jo hota hai na, solution… woh nahi diya.”

The coach didn’t dismiss it. She explained the sequence: first bring dandruff down, then consider minoxidil later. In other words, don’t rush to a growth product while the scalp is still irritated and flaky. For Amit, the turning point wasn’t a miracle ingredient - it was finally understanding the order of operations.

The routine that made it feel doable

Since Amit was outside and didn’t have the kit physically in front of him, the coach walked him through it slowly - like someone explaining a route over a phone call.

He was prescribed a personalized hair treatment plan that prioritized consistency over intensity:

He would use the Anti-dandruff Night Lotion (Ketoconazole 2% w/v) three times a week on alternate nights, applying it across the scalp without vigorous rubbing. In the morning after using the night lotion, he’d oil his scalp with Traya Scalp Oil (after mixing the small bottle into the big bottle), and then wash it off after about 30 minutes using the Anti-dandruff Shampoo (Ketoconazole IP 2%).

And because dandruff can be recurrent, Amit asked what would happen once the course ended: “Treatment pura hone ke baad… dandruff jab wapas aa jayega to kya?” The coach answered honestly: dandruff can be chronic and may come and go, so the goal is to not let it build up again. Even after improvement, the shampoo routine should continue, and if heavy dandruff returns, the lotion can be brought back.

The internal support: Hair Vitamin and Hair Ras

Along with scalp care, the coach added internal support - because Amit’s root cause wasn’t only external.

He was advised Hair Vitamin once daily after breakfast. As per Traya’s formulation, Hair Vitamin is designed for people where nutrition and vitamin deficiencies are contributing to hair fall, and it includes essential vitamins and minerals along with natural DHT blockers like pumpkin seed extract, plus extracts such as bhringraj and green tea.

He was also guided to take Hair Ras - two tablets in the morning and two at night. Hair Ras is a 100% Ayurvedic formulation positioned as daily natural hair nourishment. As per Traya’s Ayurvedic logic, it supports scalp and hair health by balancing pitta dosha, improving blood circulation to the hair follicles, and nourishing the Asthi Dhatu (tissue nourishment).

For Amit, this pairing also supported the digestion and hair fall connection indirectly - because if the body isn’t getting or using nourishment well, hair often shows it first.

Hairline hopes, handled with honesty

Amit asked the most human question in the call: “Samne se jo gaye dono side, woh aa jayegi kya?”

The coach didn’t overpromise. She explained that the front hairline is harder, but also shared that about 30% of customers have seen changes there too. The focus would be to maintain the hairline and prevent further loss, while expecting stronger visible improvement around the crown.

That blend of realism and hope is what makes people stick with a plan for eight months.

Resolution: the moment Amit stopped guessing and started following

By the end of the call, Amit’s tone had shifted. The confusion was replaced with clarity: “Haan mam… clear hua.”

He wasn’t told to do ten complicated things. He was told to do a few things regularly: control dandruff first with ketoconazole-based night lotion and shampoo, support scalp health with oiling, build internal nourishment with Hair Vitamin and Hair Ras, and track consistency through the Traya app.

And maybe that’s the real transformation at the start of any hair journey - not instant regrowth, but the relief of finally having a routine that makes sense, a timeline that feels realistic, and a coach who answers the exact question you came with: “Use kaise karna hai?”