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Daily science, ritual, and botanical intelligence for hair and scalp health. By Laritelle Organic.... more
FAQs about From Root to Ritual:How many episodes does From Root to Ritual have?The podcast currently has 163 episodes available.
August 06, 2026Sulfate Free Shampoo for Color Treated HairFrom Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.Fresh color has a particular kind of radiance: light catches the lengths, the tone feels intentional, and your hair looks like it has been restored to itself. Then a few washes later, that brilliance can begin to feel muted. A sulfate free shampoo for color treated hair can help preserve the look and feel of your color, but it is only one part of what your hair is asking for. Your hair is not the ...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/sulfate-free-shampoo-for-color-treated-hair...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Collagen peptides and hair: what a 2026 RCT actually found — and why the mechanism matters more than the marketing.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: A January 2026 randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trial of 100 adults taking 2000mg collagen peptides daily for 24 weeks found significant improvements in hair density, tensile strength, shaft diameter, and luster compared to placebo. A 2024 Journal of Functional Foods ex vivo study confirmed marine collagen peptides maintain hair follicles in anagen longer. The honest picture: c...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/collagen-peptides-and-hair-what-a-2026-rct-actually-found-and-why-the-mechanism-matters-more-than-the-marketing...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Collagen peptides and hair: what a 2026 RCT actually found — and why the mechanism matters more than the marketing.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: A January 2026 randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trial of 100 adults taking 2000mg collagen peptides daily for 24 weeks found significant improvements in hair density, tensile strength, shaft diameter, and luster compared to placebo. A 2024 Journal of Functional Foods ex vivo study confirmed marine collagen peptides maintain hair follicles in anagen longer. The honest picture: c...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/collagen-peptides-and-hair-what-a-2026-rct-actually-found-and-why-the-mechanism-matters-more-than-the-marketing...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026How to Care for Dry Scalp Without Stripping ItFrom Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.Your scalp is not asking for a harsher wash day. When it feels tight, flaky, itchy, or uncomfortable, it is often asking for less stripping, more nourishment, and a little more attention to what is happening beneath the surface. Learning how to care for dry scalp starts with dropping the idea that flakes always mean you need a stronger cleanser. Your hair is not the problem. It is the messenger. A...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/how-to-care-for-dry-scalp...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Topical minoxidil: how it actually works, why it doesn't work for everyone, and the enzyme question your dermatologist probably hasn't mentioned.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: Topical minoxidil is the only FDA-approved treatment for female pattern hair loss. Up to 60% of women see noticeably thicker hair after 8 months of consistent daily use. It works by widening blood vessels and extending the anagen growth phase — but only after being converted to its active form by a scalp enzyme called sulfotransferase. Women with low enzyme activity are non-responders to...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/topical-minoxidil-how-it-actually-works-why-it-doesnt-work-for-everyone-and-the-enzyme-question-your-dermatologist-probably-hasnt-mentioned...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Topical minoxidil: how it actually works, why it doesn't work for everyone, and the enzyme question your dermatologist probably hasn't mentioned.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: Topical minoxidil is the only FDA-approved treatment for female pattern hair loss. Up to 60% of women see noticeably thicker hair after 8 months of consistent daily use. It works by widening blood vessels and extending the anagen growth phase — but only after being converted to its active form by a scalp enzyme called sulfotransferase. Women with low enzyme activity are non-responders to...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/topical-minoxidil-how-it-actually-works-why-it-doesnt-work-for-everyone-and-the-enzyme-question-your-dermatologist-probably-hasnt-mentioned...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Hair loss after menopause affects up to 52% of women — and the biology is different from perimenopause. Here is what's actually happening.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: Up to 52% of postmenopausal women experience noticeable hair thinning — making it one of the most common yet least discussed consequences of the menopause transition. A May 2025 clinical review by Gupta et al. (University of Toronto, PubMed) confirmed the mechanism: estrogen decline shortens the anagen growth phase, and relative androgen dominance drives follicle miniaturisation in women...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/hair-loss-after-menopause-affects-up-to-52-of-women-and-the-biology-is-different-from-perimenopause-here-is-whats-actually-happening...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Hair loss and hair breakage are completely different problems — with completely different fixes. Here is how to tell which one you have.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: Hair loss originates at the follicle — the strand sheds with a white bulb at the root. Hair breakage happens along the shaft — the strand snaps and produces short, irregular pieces without a bulb. Both lead to less visible hair, but they require completely different treatments. The white bulb test tells you which one you're dealing with in seconds — and getting it wrong means treating th...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/hair-loss-and-hair-breakage-are-completely-different-problems-with-completely-different-fixes-here-is-how-to-tell-which-one-you-have...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026How often should you wash your hair if you're experiencing hair loss? The answer is probably more often than you think.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: A large-scale study found hair quality satisfaction highest among people washing 5-6 times per week — with no evidence of overstripping. The American Hair Loss Association (April 2026) confirmed that for people with AGA specifically, infrequent washing can lead to sebum buildup, inflammation, microbial imbalance, and oxidative stress that may accelerate hair loss. The belief that washing...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/how-often-should-you-wash-your-hair-if-youre-experiencing-hair-loss-the-answer-is-probably-more-often-than-you-think...more7minPlay
August 06, 2026Scalp pain at the hair root has a name — and a surprisingly specific set of causes. Here is what trichodynia actually is.From Root to Ritual by Laritelle Organic.In brief: If your scalp feels tender, sore, or burning — especially around the hair roots during periods of active shedding — you may have trichodynia. It affects approximately one-third of people with hair loss disorders, is significantly more common in women, and has a documented neurochemical and inflammatory mechanism. It is not imagined. A January 2025 study found substance P tissue levels fi...Read the full article: https://laritelleorganic.com/blogs/from-root-to-ritual/scalp-pain-at-the-hair-root-has-a-name-and-a-surprisingly-specific-set-of-causes-here-is-what-trichodynia-actually-is...more8minPlay
FAQs about From Root to Ritual:How many episodes does From Root to Ritual have?The podcast currently has 163 episodes available.