Farhan’s 1-Year Hair Fall Plan: From Dandruff to Routine

Medically Reviewed by
Dr Kalyani Deshmukh

Published Date: May 29, 2026
Updated: 3 July 5:36 AM

Farhan’s 1-Year Hair Fall Plan: From Dandruff to Routine

Traya Journey at a Glance

Key problem: Hair fall for 1 year, plus mild dandruff; hair felt like it had “suddenly gone straight and flown away.”
What seemed to be driving it: Scalp health disruption from dandruff, alongside internal nutrition/metabolism support as part of a personalized hair treatment plan.
What he used: Anti-dandruff shampoo (Ketoconazole 2%), Anti-dandruff Night Lotion (Ketoconazole 2%), Scalp Oil (with booster oil shot mixed in), plus oral support with Health Tatva, Hair Ras, and Hair Vitamin.
Timeline he was guided to expect: 1–3 months focus on internal nutrition + dandruff control; 4–6 months reduction in hair fall; 7–8 months visible changes.
Transformation: Clarity replaced confusion - he walked away with a simple, repeatable routine he could stick to daily.

The call that started with one simple question

“Sir, yeh product… lagana kaise hai?”

That was Farhan’s starting point. Not a dramatic speech. Not a long backstory. Just a practical question asked in the slightly impatient, slightly worried tone of someone who has been staring at the same problem for months.

He’d been dealing with hair fall for a year. No previous treatment. No ongoing medicines. No major medical history, as he put it: “Baaki sab fit hai bilkul.” But there was one more detail he didn’t brush aside - “Haan ji, dandruff hai halka.”

And in his own words, the real reason he was calling: “Jaise baal hain… seedhe ho gaye, ud gaye kahin. To uski growth ke liye hi liya na.”

He wasn’t asking for perfection. He was asking for his hair to come back to him.

What Farhan was really fighting: hair fall plus a flaky scalp

When Traya’s coach began checking his hair test and asking questions, Farhan’s case started sounding familiar in a very real way: ongoing shedding, and a scalp that wasn’t fully calm.

He clarified that the dandruff was mild - “nakhun mein chipakta nahin” - but even mild dandruff can keep the scalp irritated, disrupt comfort, and push people into a cycle of scratching, over-washing, or product-hopping. That’s where dandruff and dry scalp hair loss can begin to feel like a single, tangled issue: the scalp isn’t settled, and the hair doesn’t feel anchored.

On top of that, Traya didn’t position it as only “apply this and you’re done.” The coach mapped a longer runway: the first few months are about internal health and nutrition support along with bringing dandruff under control, because hair growth needs a supportive base - internally and at the scalp.

Q: Does dandruff cause hair fall?

Dandruff can lead to itching and irritation, and repeated scratching can worsen hair fall. Traya’s anti-dandruff products use Ketoconazole (2%) to reduce dandruff by targeting the fungal factor behind it, helping restore scalp comfort so hair can grow in a healthier environment.

“Repeat kar dijiye” - the vulnerability behind the routine

Farhan didn’t pretend he understood everything the first time.

He paused, tried to follow along, and then admitted it plainly: “Ek baar sir, repeat karein.” A moment later, even more honestly: “Shuru se bata dijiye. Nahin bata pa raha hoon main.”

That’s the part many people don’t say out loud - when a hair routine starts feeling complicated, consistency collapses. And without consistency, even good products don’t get a fair chance.

So the coach did what a good guide does: he slowed down, restarted, and made it simple enough to do in “do minute subah” and “do minute raat.”

The turning point: a plan that felt doable, not overwhelming

Instead of pushing motivation, the coach gave Farhan structure - what to use, how often, and what to expect.

He also set expectations with a calm timeline:
In months 1 to 3, the focus would be internal health and nutrition support, plus dandruff control. In months 4 to 6, the goal would be noticeable reduction in hair fall. And by months 7 to 8, he was told to look for visible changes.

That mattered, because when you’ve been losing hair for a year, you don’t just want hope. You want a map.

What Farhan’s Traya routine looked like (and why each product mattered)

Farhan’s kit focused on two fronts: scalp care (because dandruff was present) and internal support (because hair strength and growth require nourishment).

The coach explained each item in context, and then repeated it until it was clear.

Calming dandruff first, so the scalp can breathe

Farhan was given two dandruff-focused products built around Ketoconazole 2%, an antifungal ingredient used to reduce dandruff and help prevent further fungal growth.

He was asked to use:
Anti-dandruff Shampoo (Ketoconazole 2%) three times a week, like a regular shampoo.

And for stubborn, recurring flakes:
Anti-dandruff Night Lotion (Ketoconazole 2%) three times a week on alternate days, applied gently to the scalp at night and washed off in the morning.

This wasn’t positioned as “hair growth in a bottle.” It was framed as removing a roadblock - because when dandruff triggers itching, irritation, and buildup, hair fall can feel worse.

Building scalp nourishment with oiling

Farhan also received Traya’s Scalp Oil along with a booster oil shot and was guided to mix the small bottle into the big one in one go.

The instruction was simple: apply twice a week, at least 30 minutes before shampoo.

In Traya’s Ayurvedic logic, regular oil massage (Shiroabhyanga) supports scalp nourishment and blood circulation to hair follicles. Scalp Oil is made through a medicated oil process (sneh pak dravya), where herbs and goat milk are processed into the oil for follicular nourishment and scalp hydration.

Supporting from within: digestion, nutrients, and daily nourishment

Along with topical care, Farhan was guided on internal support using three oral products:

Health Tatva: taken after meals (one after breakfast and one after dinner). In Traya’s approach, it supports metabolism and nutrient absorption - important because hair health depends on how well nutrients are absorbed and delivered.

Hair Ras: two tablets after breakfast and two after dinner. It’s designed for daily natural hair nourishment, supporting scalp and hair health by balancing pitta and improving blood flow to follicles, while also nourishing Asthi Dhatu.

Hair Vitamin: one tablet after breakfast. Traya’s Hair Vitamin is positioned for nutritional gaps and includes vitamins and minerals along with natural DHT blockers like pumpkin seed extract, with the goal of supporting thicker, healthier hair.

He even asked if he needed a gap between tablets. The coach reassured him he could take them together.

(And yes - this is where many people start noticing the digestion and hair fall connection in real life: when absorption improves and routines become consistent, hair support starts feeling less like guesswork.)

The part Traya didn’t skip: food logging and follow-ups

Farhan had already downloaded the Traya app, so the coach introduced two things that made the plan more personal and trackable.

One, a 7-day diet tracking flow that generates a report to help improve diet quality and identify nutrition gaps - without making it feel like a lecture.

Two, daily logging of shampoo, oiling, and supplements to build consistency (and earn coins he could use like a discount later).

Before ending, the coach also set up a follow-up call in 10–12 days at 5 PM - because hair care isn’t a one-time purchase. It’s ongoing guidance.

Resolution: from confusion to confidence

Farhan didn’t end the call with big promises. He ended it with something more valuable: clarity.

By the end, he confirmed, “Haan, clear hai.” And when the coach urged him to start that very day, Farhan simply said, “Theek hai.”

For someone who began with “lagana kaise hai,” that “theek hai” was the shift. Less overwhelm. More routine. A plan he could actually follow - week after week - until hair fall stopped feeling like a daily surprise.