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When Anjum first received her Traya hair kit, she was hopeful but also had a lot of doubts. Her hair fall had started about a month ago and was getting worse. As she explained during her first consultation call,
“Hair fall ho raha tha… ek mahine se ja raha tha.”
Along with the sudden shedding, she had a known thyroid condition and hormonal changes, both of which are strong root causes of hair loss. Thyroid imbalance can slow down metabolism, disturb nutrient absorption, and weaken hair follicles from within. For Anjum, this meant that despite trying home remedies like applying coconut oil daily, the shedding didn’t stop.
The Root Cause: Thyroid & Hormonal Changes
Anjum’s coach explained to her that hair fall is usually triggered by two main factors:
- External scalp health issues – such as dandruff, itching, or product build-up that weakens roots.
- Internal health issues – such as hormonal imbalance, poor metabolism, and nutritional deficiencies.
In Anjum’s case, her thyroid condition and hormonal changes were making her hair roots weak and depriving them of proper nourishment. This is why simple external care like oiling or frequent washing wasn’t helping.
The coach reassured her:
“Supplements aapke root cause pe kaam karte hain… jo balon ko trigger na kare, balki nourishment de.”
Anjum’s Doubts and Questions
Like many customers, Anjum had important concerns before starting:
- Will there be side effects?
She was assured that Traya’s supplements are herbal and safe, and they do not interfere with her thyroid medication.
- What if hair fall increases after starting the serum?
Her coach explained this carefully:
“Starting mein hair fall aapko dikhega thoda badh raha hai. Ye ek sign hai ki treatment scalp pe kaam karna shuru kar chuka hai. Jo patle, kamzor baal hain vo girenge taki healthy wale nikal sake.”
This cleared her fear that more shedding meant the treatment wasn’t working.
- How long will it take to see results?
She was guided on Traya’s “3-kit rule” – meaning at least 3 months of consistent use are required to see lasting results. In the first 2 months, weak hair would shed; by the 3rd month, visible reduction in hair fall would appear; and by the 4th month, she could expect better thickness, density, and volume.
The Emotional & Lifestyle Impact
Before starting treatment, Anjum’s daily routine was already affected by her hair issues. She had the habit of oiling her hair daily with coconut oil and washing it 5–6 times a week, hoping it would control the problem. But instead, the frequent washing on her dry scalp only worsened her concern.
She admitted feeling uncertain about what would really help. The persistent hair fall, especially with thyroid as an underlying condition, was not just a physical issue but also emotionally draining.
The Expert Guidance That Helped
Her coach, Habiba, broke everything down into a clear step-by-step plan:
- Hair Wash Routine: Oil with Nourish Hair Oil twice a week, half an hour before shampoo. Use conditioner only on hair length, never on roots. Limit washes to 2–3 times a week to avoid drying out the scalp further.
- Daily Routine:
- Supplements – 2 tablets of Hair Shantur daily after dinner, for internal nourishment and thyroid support.
- Serum – 1 ml applied at night with a dropper, left overnight to stimulate scalp and regrowth.
- App Support: Download the Traya app to track usage, get diet recommendations, and stay consistent.
The coach also emphasized dietary improvements, since nutrition plays a direct role in scalp health and hair regrowth.
Product Recommendations for Anjum
Based on her condition, the following products from the Traya kit were recommended:
- Nourish Hair Oil – To improve scalp blood circulation and provide essential nutrients, used only twice a week to suit her dry scalp.
- Hair Shantur Supplement – To tackle nutritional gaps, improve metabolism, and strengthen hair from the inside, especially important for thyroid patients.
- Hair Growth Serum (30 ml) – To restart the hair growth cycle, promote new follicle activity, and replace weak hair with stronger strands.
Together, these products addressed both internal triggers (thyroid, nutrition, metabolism) and external triggers (scalp nourishment).
The Path Forward
Anjum now feels reassured. With the guidance she received, she knows that initial shedding is part of the healing process, and that consistency is key. The structured timeline – shedding phase, reduction phase, then regrowth – gives her clarity on what to expect.
Her journey is a perfect example of how personalized treatment and expert coaching can turn confusion and worry into confidence and hope.
As her coach told her at the end of the call:
“At least three months consistency banae rakhiye… result long lasting milne mein help hoga.”
Key Takeaway: Thyroid and hormonal imbalances often cause hair fall, but with the right combination of internal supplements, topical treatment, and expert guidance, regrowth and scalp health can be restored.
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