Chapter I — The Root
What is really happening to your hair?
More than 37 years of trichology, TFD™ biomimetic exosomes and a founder who still reads every case personally.
Fig. 1 — Exosome Line, 2026
Est. 1989 — SpainChapter II — The Collection
Organisedby concern, not by hair type.
Five treatment families. Each one a protocol: cleanse, treat, maintain.
All treatmentsSelected treatments
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Chapter IV — The Trichologist
OnlineHair Clinic.
Three photographs. Four minutes. A protocol reviewed personally within 24 hours. Complimentary, with no obligation.
“Hair is the visible end of a living system. It deserves the seriousness we give the skin.”
Pablo Ramos · Founder, since 1989
Chapter V — Journal
Trichology,explained without hype.
Dry Dandruff: What It Is, How to Tell It From Oily Dandruff and the Routine That Helps
Small white flakes that fall onto your shoulders, a tight scalp and a dry feel after washing: what dry dandruff is, how it differs from oily dandruff, what makes it worse, and the three-step trichology routine that helps reduce visible flakes without stripping the scalp.
Greasy Roots and Dry Ends: Why It Happens and the Routine That Helps Both
Roots that look oily by the next day while the lengths stay dry and frizzy: why the two happen together, what makes it worse, and how a trichology-led routine cares for the scalp and the lengths differently.
What Are Cosmeceuticals and Trichoceuticals?
Cosmeceuticals, trichoceuticals, dermocosmetics — hair care is filling up with scientific-sounding labels. A trichologist with 37 years of practice explains what each term really means, which ones are regulated, and what to look for instead of a buzzword.
