WHY HAIR MASKS STOP WORKING – OR NEVER REALLY WORK

WHY HAIR MASKS STOP WORKING – OR NEVER REALLY WORK

1. You’re Treating the Symptom, Not the Root Cause

Hair masks are like applying ointment on a symptom without understanding the illness. They may temporarily make your hair feel soft or manageable, but if your body is low on key nutrients like iron, vitamin B12, D3, protein, or has a hormonal imbalance (PCOD, thyroid issues), no amount of topical application will stop hair fall or improve growth.
Most of our clients at Midas walk in having tried countless over-the-counter solutions—but without testing their blood levels, nothing changes.

💡 Hair fall is often a symptom of something deeper. Only when the root cause is addressed will hair health improve sustainably.

2. Poor Scalp Absorption = No Results

Think of your scalp like soil. If it’s dry, flaky, or inflamed, it won’t absorb the nutrients—just like water runs off dry cracked soil without soaking in.
Frequent use of harsh shampoos, pollution, chemical treatments, and stress all affect the scalp’s pH and barrier function. So even if you’re applying good products, they may not reach the hair follicle or do what they’re supposed to.

💡 That’s why scalp health comes before hair length or softness. Fix the base, and the hair will follow.

3. Product Build-Up Is Choking Your Follicles

Using multiple products like serums, oils, heavy conditioners, dry shampoos, or masks without proper cleansing leads to residue build-up. This build-up suffocates your hair follicles, creates an unhealthy environment for new growth, and can even cause fungal infections and dandruff.
You may feel like your scalp is “itchy” or oily too quickly—that’s often because the follicle opening is blocked.

💡 At Midas, we offer regular scalp detox therapies that unclog pores and remove stubborn build-up that regular shampoos can’t.

4. Diet Doesn’t Match Your Hair Goals

This is one of the most overlooked factors. Most Indian diets are high in carbs but low in complete protein. People eat dal and think it’s enough—but hair is 95% protein.

Vitamin D3, B12, zinc, omega-3s, iron—all play a direct role in hair growth cycles. If you are deficient, your hair enters the “shedding” phase faster and stays in the dormant phase longer.

Even people who eat chicken or eggs are often:

Not consistent with their intake
Don’t eat in adequate portions
Have poor digestion due to gut issues
💡 We’ve seen even non-vegetarian clients show deficiencies in protein and vitamin D3.

WHAT WE DO AT MIDAS WELLNESS HUB

At Midas, we combine internal + external treatments for hair restoration.
Unlike salons that only offer cosmetic solutions, we work under the guidance of a cosmetologist and our in-house dietitian to create a holistic and medically backed hair care plan.

✅ Our Hair Treatments:
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
We draw the client’s own blood, concentrate the growth factors, and inject them into the scalp. It strengthens follicles, reverses thinning, and boosts new growth.

GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate):
A more advanced, refined version of PRP. It filters out red blood cells, leaving behind a highly purified solution of growth factors for faster and better results.

BioScalp Therapy:
A non-invasive herbal infusion using ultrasonic and vacuum technology. It hydrates the scalp, improves blood circulation, and helps treat dandruff, itchiness, and early-stage hair fall.

Scalp Detox & Hydration Treatments:
Helps remove years of oil and product build-up, balances scalp pH, and soothes inflammation.

Mesotherapy for Hair:
Injects a customised cocktail of nutrients (like biotin, amino acids, peptides) directly into the scalp. It’s ide

al for clients with nutritional deficiencies.

💡 We do not believe in one-size-fits-all. Each treatment plan is created after assessing scalp health, blood reports, and client goals.

DIET & SUPPLEMENT SUPPORT – CRITICAL FOR LASTING RESULTS

Our clients often don’t realise how much their internal nutrition affects their external appearance.

At Midas, every hair client is given a diet consultation because without improving their internal health, treatments won’t show results.

We assess:

Protein intake – Paneer, curd, tofu, lentils, eggs, fish, whey protein

Iron levels – Especially ferritin, which stores iron

Vitamin B12 & D3 – Commonly low due to vegetarian diet and poor sun exposure

Zinc, selenium – Essential for scalp health and hormonal balance

Water intake and digestion – Poor gut = poor absorption = poor results

Supplements we often suggest:
Active B-complex
Iron bisglycinate (gentle on stomach)
Vitamin D3 (2000 IU with K2)
Zinc + selenium
Omega-3 (plant-based or fish-based)
In some cases, marine collagen or protein powder