Rajat’s Hair Fall Since 2019: A Traya Journey

Medically Reviewed by
Dr Kalyani Deshmukh

Published Date: February 20, 2026
Updated: 12 June 5:51 AM

Rajat’s Hair Fall Since 2019: A Traya Journey

Traya Journey at a Glance

Problem: Rajat had ongoing hair fall since 2019, but in the last 2+ years it became clearly visible, with the hairline “going back a lot.”
Root causes discussed: disturbed sleep (waking up many times at night), digestion and hair fall connection (constipation tendency plus occasional gas/acidity after fried food), mild dandruff.
What he used: a personalized hair treatment plan with Minoxidil serum, Anti-dandruff Shampoo, Scalp Oil + Scalp Health Oil Shot, and oral support with Hair Ras, Health Tatva, Hair Vitamin, plus Gutt Shuddhi and Nasal Ghrit.
Timeline shared by coach: first 1–2 months focused on internal health and mild dandruff; months 3–4 for hair fall control and better quality; from month 5 onward for more visible changes like thickness and “baby hair.”
Outcome goal: hair fall control, improved scalp health, better hair quality, and visible improvement over time (with the coach setting realistic expectations that the front hairline can be harder to regrow).

“I can see it now,” Rajat said, almost matter-of-factly. The hair fall had been “a little” since 2019 - but over the last two years, it had turned visible enough that he couldn’t ignore it anymore. And when his Traya kit arrived, the real question wasn’t whether he’d start… it was whether he’d be able to do it right.

When “a little hair fall” became visible

Rajat, a working professional from North India, had been watching the slow shift for years. Not dramatic clumps, not a sudden shock - just a steady thinning that, over time, starts showing up in photos and under harsh light.

When the coach asked about his hairline, he didn’t hesitate: “Yes, it’s going back a lot.”

He hadn’t tried any strong treatments before - just regular shampoo and basic hair care. Which meant he wasn’t walking in with a drawer full of half-used bottles. He was walking in with something else: the kind of quiet worry that builds when you’ve waited too long, hoping it would stop on its own.

The patterns Traya spotted beyond the scalp

What made Rajat’s call different was that hair fall wasn’t treated like an isolated problem. As the coach reconfirmed his hair test details, a fuller picture began to form - one that connected daily discomforts to what was happening on his scalp.

He mentioned mild dandruff. He also shared that sleep wasn’t “proper” - it kept breaking multiple times at night. And when asked about digestion, he described a familiar struggle: not daily constipation, but enough difficulty that it took longer in the washroom and felt like a problem. Gas and acidity showed up too, especially when he ate extra fried food.

This matters because hair doesn’t grow in isolation. When sleep is broken, the body’s repair mode doesn’t run smoothly. When digestion is off, the body may not absorb nutrition efficiently - even if you’re eating “fine.” And when dandruff causes irritation and itching, it can weaken scalp comfort and hair health over time, contributing to dandruff and dry scalp hair loss.

That’s why the coach mapped Rajat’s root causes clearly: sleep, digestion, metabolism, nutrition, and dandruff - and explained that the kit would work across these, not just on “hair.”

A quick question Rajat’s story brings up

Can digestion issues really affect hair fall?

Yes - when digestion is disturbed, nutrient absorption can take a hit, which can reduce what finally reaches the hair follicles. That’s why Traya often supports gut health alongside topical treatment, especially when constipation, gas, or acidity keeps showing up.

The doubt he finally asked out loud

Rajat stayed attentive through most of the call, but one line in the Minoxidil instructions made him pause.

“Minoxidil par likha hai ki use dhona hota hai… daily lagana hai, toh daily kaise dhoyenge?”

It was a small question, but it revealed a bigger fear: if he did it wrong, would he mess up his chances?

The coach clarified that washing Minoxidil off isn’t necessary. The guidance was simple: apply it on a dry scalp (especially after a bath in the morning), and the evening application can be done without washing hair again.

Then came the second worry - one many people never get warned about until it happens: shedding.

The coach explained upfront that hair fall may look like it’s increasing initially, and reassured him it’s a normal “healing side effect” seen with Minoxidil use: weaker hairs that were anyway going to shed may fall first, and this often settles in a few weeks.

The turning point: a routine that felt doable

For Rajat, the biggest win of the call wasn’t just information - it was structure. He was told exactly what to do, when, and what to expect.

The coach broke his kit into a morning-and-night rhythm that could fit into real life, even with a busy workday:

He was guided to use Minoxidil daily only on the visible scalp areas (about 1 ml) without massaging hard. Twice a week, he’d mix the Scalp Health Oil Shot into the Scalp Oil and apply it all over the scalp about 30 minutes before bathing, then wash it off. For dandruff, he was advised to use the Anti-dandruff Shampoo (Ketoconazole 2%) three times a week.

Inside the kit, his oral support was designed around the same root causes he mentioned. Hair Ras was positioned as daily nourishment that supports scalp and hair health by balancing pitta and improving blood flow to hair follicles, while supporting tissue nourishment. Health Tatva was meant to support metabolism and absorption in the gut, because nutrient absorption is a key part of hair health. He also had Gutt Shuddhi for gut detox and relief from constipation tendencies, and a Hair Vitamin to support nutrition and deficiencies.

And for sleep - his most consistent complaint - he was given Nasal Ghrit. The coach explained it as a nightly nasal drop routine for 21 days, three drops in each nostril before sleep, aimed at calming stress and supporting restful sleep.

Even the coach’s practical tips were grounded in reality: keep topicals by the bedside or dressing table, supplements near the dining table, and if travel comes up, take the leak-proof kit along.

What Rajat’s plan included - and why it matched his triggers

Rajat’s plan was layered, because his triggers were layered.

For dandruff and scalp irritation, the Anti-dandruff Shampoo works on fungal dandruff with Ketoconazole, helping reduce flaking and itch so the scalp environment stays healthier.

For hair regrowth support in pattern hair loss, Minoxidil helps improve blood flow to hair follicles through its vasodilation effect, supporting thicker-looking growth over time - especially important since Rajat described visible crown concerns and a receding hairline.

For internal support, Hair Ras and Hair Vitamin were aligned with nutrition and nourishment needs, while Health Tatva and Gutt Shuddhi supported digestion, gut motility, and absorption - key pieces in a personalized hair treatment plan when a person reports constipation, gas, and acidity patterns.

And for the “tuti-tuti neend,” Nasal Ghrit gave him a clear, time-bound sleep support ritual.

Resolution: realistic hope, not instant promises

The coach didn’t oversell the outcome. She said something important about the front hairline: regrowth there can be difficult, though it’s seen in some cases. But she also gave Rajat something he needed after years of “thoda thoda”: a promise of direction.

The near-term goal was that his condition wouldn’t get worse if he stayed consistent - and that better scalp health, reduced hair fall, and improved hair quality would follow.

By the end of the call, Rajat sounded lighter. Not because the problem disappeared - but because it finally had a plan, a timeline, and a person he could reach out to.