Collagen for Hair Loss: How Gut Health, Drinkable Collagen & Dr. Ohhira Support Stronger, Thicker Hair
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Dr. Ohhira at HairCareCyprus
The Science of Gut Health, Collagen & Hair Loss
Excessive hair loss, thinning, weakened structure, or slowed growth are often not solely the result of improper external care.
In many cases, they signal that the body is lacking key structural components — including collagen.
At HairCareCyprus, we believe in treating hair from the inside and the outside.
That’s why we are proud to introduce:
Dr. OHHIRA
A globally recognised brand combining advanced probiotic fermentation with drinkable collagen technology.
Because healthy hair starts internally.
Collagen for Hair – What Is It?
Hair collagen is not a separate “type” of collagen.
It refers to the role collagen plays in the structures responsible for hair growth and strength.
Collagen is the body’s primary structural protein.
It makes up approximately 30% of all proteins in the body and forms the framework of:
• Skin
• Blood vessels
• Tendons
• Connective tissue surrounding hair follicles
From a hair health perspective:
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Hair follicles are embedded in the dermis — a collagen-rich layer.
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Collagen affects scalp elasticity and blood supply.
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Proper collagen levels stabilise the environment in which the hair bulb functions.
Natural collagen production begins to decline after age 25.
It decreases further due to:
• Oxidative stress
• Hormonal imbalance
• Nutritional deficiencies
• Chronic stress
• Fast-paced lifestyle
Collagen deficiency often shows up first in the hair.
Available Now at HairCareCyprus Dr.Ohhira Liquid Collegen
How Collagen Works Biologically for Hair
Collagen supports hair on multiple levels.
First, it provides key amino acids:
• Glycine
• Proline
• Hydroxyproline
These are essential for the production of keratin — the main structural component of hair.
Collagen peptides also:
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Support fibroblast activity in the scalp
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Improve elasticity of tissues around hair follicles
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Improve oxygenation and nutrient delivery
Collagen does not act superficially.
It improves the biological conditions in which hair grows.
Collagen for Hair Loss – What Happens?
Collagen is especially important in cases of non-scarring hair loss, such as:
• Telogen effluvium
• Post-stress shedding
• After illness
• Post pregnancy
• Hormonal fluctuations
• Rapid weight loss
Collagen supports:
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Strengthening of hair follicle structure
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Stabilisation of hair placement in the scalp
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Tissue regeneration around the bulb
Clinical observations show that hydrolyzed collagen supplementation may reduce shedding after approximately 12 weeks, while improving hair fibre quality.
Collagen & The Hair Growth Cycle
Hair grows in three phases:
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Anagen (growth phase)
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Catagen (transition)
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Telogen (resting/shedding phase)
When collagen levels decline:
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The growth phase shortens
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The resting phase lengthens
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Hair becomes finer
Collagen supplementation:
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Supports extension of the anagen phase
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Improves metabolic activity of the follicle
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Improves nutrient access
Over time, this may lead to visible thickening and improved density.
Why Gut Health Is the Missing Link
Here is where most people go wrong.
You can take collagen.
But if your gut is inflamed or imbalanced, absorption may be compromised.
The gut controls:
• Iron absorption
• B vitamin levels
• Zinc metabolism
• Protein digestion
• Hormone balance
All are essential for hair growth.
Poor gut health = reduced nutrient delivery to follicles.
That is why we introduced Dr. Ohhira to HairCareCyprus.
Dr. Ohhira – A Multi-Level Approach
Dr. Ohhira formulas combine:
✔ Naturally fermented probiotics (3+ year fermentation process)
✔ Prebiotics and postbiotics
✔ Hydrolyzed collagen peptides
✔ Elastin for elasticity
✔ Hyaluronic acid for hydration
✔ Antioxidants for oxidative stress protection
This is not a single-ingredient supplement.
It is a structural support system for:
• Gut
• Skin
• Hair
• Nails
Drinkable Collagen – Why Form Matters
Drinkable collagen for hair in hydrolyzed peptide form has higher bioavailability.
Liquid collagen:
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Enters the bloodstream faster
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Requires less enzymatic breakdown
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Allows higher effective dosing
Dr. Ohhira drinkable formulas combine collagen with synergistic ingredients that enhance absorption and effectiveness.
Fish vs Bovine Collagen – Which Is Better?
Both can support hair health.
Fish collagen:
• Lower molecular weight
• Typically better absorption
Bovine collagen:
• Contains types I and III
• Strong connective tissue support
The key factor is hydrolysis and formula quality — not just the source.
How Long Does Collagen Take to Work?
Hair biology requires patience.
| Time Frame | Most Observed Effects |
|---|---|
| 6–8 weeks | Improved shine & elasticity |
| 3 months | Reduced shedding |
| 4–6 months | Improved density & strength |
Consistency is essential.
Who Should Consider Collagen Support?
Collagen supplementation may be particularly beneficial for:
• Women 25–30+
• Post pregnancy
• Perimenopause & menopause
• Chronic stress
• Digestive discomfort
• Noticeable hair thinning
How to Use Collagen Correctly
For best results:
• Take daily
• Maintain correct dosage
• Stay hydrated
• Support vitamin C intake
• Address gut health simultaneously
Inside + Outside strategy always works best.
At HairCareCyprus, we combine:
Professional scalp care
Correct homecare
Targeted supplementation
Gut support
Because hair health is holistic.
FAQ – Collagen for Hair
Does collagen really work for hair?
Research supports improved hair structure and reduced shedding with consistent use.
Which collagen should I choose?
Hydrolyzed collagen in liquid form with vitamin C and supporting ingredients.
How long before I see results?
Usually 6–10 weeks for early improvements.
Does it work for everyone?
Best results occur when hair follicles are still active.
Now Available at HairCareCyprus
Dr. Ohhira is now available in-store and online.
If you are experiencing shedding or thinning and unsure where to start, book a consultation.
We don’t sell trends.
We solve root causes.

