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by Nicky James-Baird November 28, 2024 3 min read
When it comes to achieving truly healthy hair, it’s not just about what you use—it's about understanding why it works. At Holistic Hair, our hair care philosophy is grounded in science, nature, and wellness. With trichology-trained founders at the helm and a passion for plant-based innovation, we create formulations that support the health of your hair, scalp, and the planet.
Trichology is the scientific study of the hair and scalp. It examines everything from hair growth cycles to scalp conditions like dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, and sensitivity. Our co-founders, Nicky James-Baird and Jodene Fendall, both hold formal trichology qualifications, which deeply influence how we formulate our products.
This expertise ensures that Holistic Hair products are not only safe and effective but address the real root causes of hair and scalp concerns—rather than just masking the symptoms.
Co-founders Nicky James-Baird and Jodene Fendall, both trained in trichology, guide Holistic Hair's product development.
At Holistic Hair, we take a whole-person approach to hair care. This means we consider how ingredients affect not just your strands, but your scalp, skin, overall health, and even your environmental footprint. We believe that healthy hair starts from a healthy scalp, and a healthy scalp reflects your internal wellbeing.
Nature meets science in our formulations.
We carefully select ingredients with proven benefits for hair and scalp health. While we use many botanicals, here are just a few standout examples:
Apple Cider Vinegar supports scalp balance and shine.
Manuka Honey adds soothing, antimicrobial hydration.
Aloe Vera soothes and hydrates the scalp.
These are just a few examples of the nourishing botanicals we include in our formulations. Our full range is enriched with a diverse array of natural ingredients designed to work together in synergy.
Many hair care products on the market promise results without truly understanding the root causes of hair concerns. Our in-house expertise—combining trichology qualifications with advanced formulation knowledge—allows us to create high-performing products backed by science and nature.
Our founders' understanding of the scalp microbiome, hair structure, and ingredient interactions ensures every Holistic Hair product delivers both immediate and long-term benefits.
If you’re ready to experience the benefits of expert-formulated hair care, explore our collections:
Choosing the right hair care goes beyond picking a product off the shelf. It’s about trusting a brand that understands hair biology, scalp wellness, and the synergy of ingredients. At Holistic Hair, we combine trichology-informed insight, plant-powered ingredients, and a commitment to sustainability to bring you a complete wellness solution for your hair.
Our mission is to help you achieve your healthiest hair—naturally, safely, and ethically.
Nicky James-Baird and Jodene Fendall are the Co-Owners of Holistic Hair, a New Zealand-based premium hair care brand. Both hold trichology qualifications and bring a deep understanding of scalp and hair health to every formulation. Their shared passion for sustainability, natural wellness, and results-driven haircare defines the Holistic Hair philosophy.
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Hair shedding sometimes referred to as hair fall is normal and everyone loses between 50 and 100 hairs a day. When the scalp sheds significantly more hairs every day, a person is deemed to have excessive hair shedding and the medical term for this condition is telogen effluvium.Hair loss differs from hair shedding. Hair loss occurs when something stops the hair from growing. The medical term for this condition is anagen effluvium.