When it comes to hair fall treatments, there’s no shortage of scepticism. This concern is understandable — the market is flooded with miracle oils, overnight serums, and kits promising instant results. Naturally, people ask the tough questions: Is Traya fake? Does it have any scientific basis, or is it merely another marketing gimmick? To answer this honestly, we must break down the science and process behind Traya’s personalised hair fall plans. Let’s explore what makes it credible and how it aims to achieve results beyond mere claims.

Before evaluating the credibility of any treatment, it's important to understand the problem itself. Hair loss is seldom caused by a single issue. Common factors include hormonal imbalances (particularly DHT), nutritional deficiencies, stress, poor scalp health, and genetics. Many products on the market address only one of these factors, which limits their effectiveness. A serious approach to hair fall should address multiple causes collectively, rather than in isolation. Traya’s model begins by recognising this complexity and crafting its treatment around it.