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Frequently asked questions
General
What is STRAND+™?
STRAND+™ is an assessment-led hair and scalp care brand focused on helping people better understand hair thinning, shedding, scalp imbalance, and early signs of hair loss.Our approach combines scalp and follicle assessment, science-informed care protocols, and progress monitoring to support a more personalised hair health journey.
Who is STRAND+™ suitable for?
STRAND+™ may be suitable for people experiencing:Early hair thinningIncreased sheddingReceding hairlineReduced hair densityScalp oiliness, dryness, flaking, or irritationPostpartum or stress-related sheddingFamily history of hair lossConcerns about future hair loss riskIt is also suitable for people who want a more structured understanding of their scalp and follicle condition before choosing a care plan.
Is STRAND+™ only for men?
No. STRAND+™ is designed for both men and women.Hair thinning and scalp concerns can appear differently across individuals. STRAND+™ considers hair density, shedding patterns, scalp condition, lifestyle factors, and possible contributing factors when guiding a personalised approach.
Is STRAND+™ a hair transplant clinic?
No. STRAND+™ is not a hair transplant clinic.STRAND+™ focuses on non-surgical scalp and follicle assessment, personalised care protocols, and progress monitoring. If a case may require medical or surgical intervention, users may be advised to consult an appropriate healthcare professional.
How is STRAND+™ different from regular haircare?
Regular haircare often focuses on external hair appearance, such as smoothness, shine, or styling.STRAND+™ focuses on understanding the scalp and follicle environment behind visible hair concerns. The goal is to support a more targeted approach based on assessment, contributing factors, and ongoing progress review.
How do I start with STRAND+™?
You can start by completing the STRAND+™ scalp assessment.Your responses help identify your main hair and scalp concerns, such as thinning, shedding, hairline changes, scalp imbalance, or possible contributing lifestyle factors. From there, a more personalised care direction can be recommended.
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