The guide, in four parts
Part One: what the clinic sees. Part Two: what the classical texts say. Part Three: where the two agree. Part Four: what to actually do — a routine for this week.
Scroll down, or use the “In this guide” list near the top
Kesha is a free guide to hair fall, hair loss and premature grey hair, read through modern dermatology and Ayurveda (the classical Indian system of medicine). It also has a short quiz that builds a personal hair-care plan and a weekly routine you can tick off.
Part One: what the clinic sees. Part Two: what the classical texts say. Part Three: where the two agree. Part Four: what to actually do — a routine for this week.
Scroll down, or use the “In this guide” list near the top
A short quiz about your hair, diet, stress, sleep and tests. Kesha turns your answers into a plan built from the same evidence as the guide.
✨ My plan tile at the top
Your plan’s routine, day by day — for example scalp oil, protein at every meal, a walk. Tick items off to build a streak.
Under your plan
Tap 📆 Add reminders to calendar to download a calendar file with a daily routine reminder and a date to re-check your blood tests.
Under your plan
Which tests are commonly checked for hair fall and greying, so you can discuss them with a doctor.
🩸 Blood tests tile
Switch the page between light and dark. Your choice is remembered.
The Theme button at the bottom
No. It explains what research and the classical texts say, so you can have a better talk with your doctor. It does not diagnose anything.
They are the Sanskrit (Ayurveda) words for hair fall (khalitya) and premature greying (palitya).
Yes. Tap ↻ Retake assessment under your plan.
Your plan is saved in the browser where you made it. On a new phone or browser, take the quiz again.
The guide lists its references — dermatology research and classical-text scholarship — at the foot of the page.
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