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What is a hair diagnosis?

A hair diagnosis is an assessment that allows you to better understand the health of your hair. It is a necessary analysis to identify a problem, the factors responsible and find solutions. It is an inventory of your hair!

No need to wait for an appointment at the hairdresser, in just a few minutes, an online hair diagnosis offers personalized recommendations. Madame La Présidente's free hair diagnosis is a questionnaire to fill out online to find your adapted routine.

Why do a hair diagnosis? 

Despite the care you give to your hair, are you still faced with hair problems? What are the right actions and rituals to follow? A diagnosis identifies the needs of your scalp.

The interest of carrying out a hair diagnosis is to:

• Identify hair type
• Determine the condition of the hair and scalp
• Deciphering hydration and nutrition needs

It determines a possible hair imbalance, if the products you use are not effective at all or do not suit your hair at all.

How to make a hair diagnosis?

If your hair is dry, oily, it allows you to select the products adapted to your hair. It is necessary to observe the condition of the scalp in order to detect problems such as dandruff following a chemical treatment such as coloring.

The basic hair examination includes a step to assess volume, shine, scalp etc.

Clues to look for

A lack of volume indicates excessive hair loss, a problem with the scalp, while damaged ends can reveal a need for treatment, a mistake or a different ritual. Age and gender are elements to take into account, because needs vary according to criteria (date of birth, etc.).

How to do a hair assessment?

To make an assessment, several techniques are used. Some hair salons offer an examination for men and women to assess the health of the hair and scalp.

Steps for an examination:

Step 1 visual observation:

Examine the scalp and general condition of the hair: shine, volume, and detect any abnormalities such as dandruff, redness, or excess sebum.

Step 2 questions about living conditions:

Age, history, mistakes and care habits, lifestyle, diet, itchy scalp, etc.

Step 3 Touch Analysis:

Touch the hair, assess its texture, elasticity and resistance, look for signs of fragility, dryness.

Where to get a hair analysis?

On an online site

Experts offer consultations for their clients and provide both accurate diagnosis and product recommendations.

In a hair salon

A hairdresser offers consultations, depending on the answers and upon receipt of the result, you have personalized advice.

What are the most suitable treatments for your hair type? 

With the information collected, choose a good brand, healthy hair products that are adapted to your hair type. The Madame La Présidente hair brand is designed to make your hair more beautiful, longer and stronger.

Madam President products

Take care of your hair from the inside with our selection of treatments: hair food supplements for growth, strength and hair loss. Our anti-hair loss treatments are formulated to slow down hair loss and boost growth! Each treatment offers the best active ingredients to your hair! You will receive your selection by newsletter if you give us your email.

How often should a hair diagnosis be performed?

If you have a specific and/or recurring problem such as dandruff or temporary hair loss, have a diagnosis done every 6 months. This is the ideal frequency to adjust your care.

Seasonal changes are also a great time to check the condition of your hair. Weather conditions affect the health and beauty of your hair.

Can hair diagnosis prevent hair loss?

Yes, a diagnosis will identify the underlying causes of various factors (genetic, hormonal, nutritional, etc.). It detects nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, infections or inflammations of the scalp. It is a step to find the treatments to strengthen your hair and prevent hair loss.

Conclusion

A hair diagnosis is an essential step in understanding the health of your hair. It allows you to identify potential problems and use appropriate care.