Farhan’s 6-Month Hair Fall Turnaround Plan

Medically Reviewed by
Dr Kalyani Deshmukh

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

Farhan’s 6-Month Hair Fall Turnaround Plan

Traya Journey at a Glance

Main concern: Hair fall that had been going on for over 6 months, along with mild dandruff that “comes and goes.”
Likely triggers addressed in the plan: A scalp environment affected by dandruff and a need for steady follicle support through a consistent routine.
What he used: Anti-dandruff Shampoo for dandruff control, Minoxidil twice daily on visible scalp areas, plus Hair Ras and Hair Vitamin as daily internal support.
Timeline he was told to expect: Early phase focuses on scalp and internal health, hair fall reduction around months 3–4, and more visible changes around months 7–8.
Transformation: A shift from “Will I see results in one month?” to feeling clear, confident, and ready to commit consistently.

The moment Farhan decided he needed help

Farhan, a working professional from a busy North Indian city, didn’t call Traya with a long speech. He kept it simple: the hair fall had been happening for more than six months, and the dandruff was “mild… it comes and goes.”

But what gave away the real feeling underneath was the urgency in his questions. He kept circling back, wanting clarity. “Tell me again,” he said, more than once. Then the big one: “In one month… what result?”

That’s the moment many people recognize in themselves. When hair fall starts to stretch beyond a few weeks, it stops feeling like a phase and starts feeling like a problem you might be stuck with.

What was actually going on with his scalp and hair

In Farhan’s Traya hair test, he had flagged mild dandruff. His coach explained something that’s easy to overlook: dandruff can be a chronic concern. It may reduce, it may return, and it needs management, not one-time “quick fixes.”

When dandruff is active, it can trigger itching and irritation. And once the scalp feels uncomfortable, people tend to scratch, overwash, underwash, or keep switching products. Over time, that unsettled scalp environment can quietly add to dandruff and dry scalp hair loss patterns - especially when hair fall is already ongoing.

Farhan also shared he had tried a home remedy earlier - “rosemary water” - but only for “ten to fifteen days.” That’s another common loop: you try something briefly, nothing dramatic happens, and you stop. The coach anchored him back to what actually changes outcomes: a personalized hair treatment plan that’s consistent enough to work with the hair cycle, not against it.

Q: Can dandruff cause hair fall?

Yes - when dandruff leads to itching, inflammation, and constant scratching, hair can start shedding more. Managing dandruff helps maintain scalp health, which supports healthier hair growth.

The doubts he asked out loud (and why they mattered)

Farhan’s questions weren’t random - they were the exact fears most people have but don’t always say clearly.

He asked about timing: “Oil when should I apply - morning or evening?”
He asked about routine intensity: “Twice a day?”
He asked about technique: “Not on the full scalp, right?”
And he asked about hope: “In one month, what result?”

Even around supplements, he interrupted gently: “One minute… when do I take the tablets?” He wanted to do it correctly, not just do it.

That insistence on clarity became the turning point - because once the routine feels simple, people actually follow it.

How the coach made the routine feel doable

Instead of overwhelming him, the coach broke it into a few repeatable anchors - two minutes in the morning, two minutes at night.

Dandruff control without overdoing it

For his “comes and goes” dandruff, Farhan had Traya’s Anti-dandruff Shampoo, which contains Ketoconazole 2% to reduce dandruff and help control fungal growth linked to dandruff, while also soothing the scalp (the formula is positioned for dandruff reduction and scalp comfort, not as a standalone hair regrowth product).

He was told to use the shampoo twice a week, along with oiling only twice a week - keeping the plan focused, not excessive.

Oiling, but only twice a week

Farhan’s kit included Scalp Oil and a Growth Therapy booster oil shot. The coach guided him to mix the booster into the Scalp Oil bottle in one go, and apply it twice a week, 30 minutes before washing.

The logic here was simple: regular oil massage supports scalp nourishment and helps stimulate follicles by improving blood circulation to the hair follicles - without making his routine a daily burden.

Minoxidil: where to apply, what to expect

Farhan was told to use Minoxidil twice daily, applying 1 ml only on the areas where the scalp was visible - “not on the entire scalp” - and to avoid rubbing, using a gentle “tap tap” method to cover the area.

Then came the reassurance he needed most: if shedding increases initially, it can happen. The coach explained that minoxidil can cause a shedding phase as weaker strands shed first, and that mild itchiness or dryness may occur too.

And when Farhan asked if hair could get thicker, the coach answered directly: yes - he was guided that density and thickness improvements are part of the longer timeline.

The hairline worry he didn’t want to get worse

When the coach looked at Farhan’s uploaded photos, she shared an honest observation: the middle part looked largely okay with light visibility, but the front hairline was “going back a bit.” Farhan immediately connected it to grooming - “When I go for cutting, I do the line.”

The coach didn’t promise miracles. She told him hairline growth can be difficult, but also shared that in some cases results are seen - and more importantly, gave him assurance that with consistency, they wouldn’t let it get worse.

That balance - realistic, but supportive - is often what helps someone stay committed.

The internal support he was given

Farhan’s routine also included internal products.

He was told to take Hair Ras (blue bottle) as herbal supplements - two after breakfast and two after dinner - and Hair Vitamin (white bottle) once after breakfast.

Hair Ras, as per Traya’s Ayurvedic logic, is positioned for daily natural hair nourishment and works by balancing pitta dosha, supporting blood circulation to hair follicles, and nourishing tissues like Asthi Dhatu. Hair Vitamin supports nutritional gaps and includes vitamins and minerals plus natural DHT blockers like pumpkin seed extract, aimed at improving overall hair and scalp health.

Resolution: from confusion to confidence

By the end of the call, Farhan’s tone shifted. After repeating his doubts and checking each step, he finally said, “Nothing else, ma’am. Thank you.”

He also agreed to the follow-up rhythm - Traya would check in every 15 days - because what he really needed wasn’t just products. He needed a system he could stick to, and someone to keep him on track long enough to see the changes the coach described: dandruff control and internal support early on, then reduced hair fall and improved quality around months 3–4, and more visible progress closer to months 7–8.