Wellera Spa & Wellness

02/22/2026

Wellera Hair Oil Benefits:

* Seal in Moisture without clogging.

*Reduce Inflammation ( protective hairstyle loss)

*Surface Circulation

02/20/2026

02/19/2026

3 Common Hairloss Myths:

Hairloss is Genetic.

In some instances, this is the case but not all.

Shedding =Hairloss.

Normal shedding of 25-100 hairs/day doesn't indicate Hairloss.

More hair growth products are the solution to hair loss.

More products can not only make the condition worse but is like putting a bandaid on a bullet wound.

You must address the root cause of hairloss in order to properly treat it.

In order to properly address hairloss, you need to be assessed by a Board Certified Hairloss Practioner or Tricologist that can gelp you heal internally so that your hair can grow.

Comment "Grow" to schedule a consultation.

02/18/2026

Hair loss is a symptom.

The scalp is the foundation.
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02/17/2026

I couldn't find the hairloss answers and dupport that I needed to regrow my hair....

So I created it!

If you're suffering in silence, lost confidence, hiding behind hairstyles and using products that are making your hairloss worse....

This group is for you!

Share, learn, support, and grow as a community witin a safe space led by industry Experts in hairloss, thinning, and alopecia concerns.

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02/15/2026

Less than 10% Dermatologist focus or specialize in hair loss.

Less than 10% cosmetologist are Board Certified to address hair loss.

It's like finding a needle in a haystack.

Tricologist are 100% experts in hair loss.

02/11/2026

Cosmetologists enhance appearance, whereas trichologists analyze and address underlying scalp issues.

02/11/2026

Wellness Wednesday:

Moringa oleifera aka "miracle tree" or "tree of life"

A fast-growing, drought-resistant tree native to the sub-Himalayan regions of India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

It has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine (Ayurveda) and as a crucial food source, with nearly all parts—leaves, pods, seeds, bark, and flowers—offering nutritional and medicinal value.

Fun Fact: Ancient Egyptians used moringa oil ("Ben oil") for skin protection and perfume.

Malnutrition Fighter: Historically and currently used to combat malnutrition due to high concentrations of protein, vitamins (A, C), and minerals (calcium, potassium).

Ayurvedic Medicine: Traditionally used in India to manage up to 300 diseases, including asthma, diabetes, arthritis, and skin infections.

Parts Used:
Leaves, Seeds, Root, and Bark.

Contraindications and Safety Precautions
Pregnancy:

Pregnant women should avoid using root, bark, or flower extracts, as they may cause uterine contractions.

Medication Interactions: Moringa may interact with medications, specifically those metabolized by the liver (cytochrome P450 family) and potentially reduce the effectiveness of diabetes medications like Sitagliptin.

Excessive Intake: Overconsumption can cause laxative effects.

Root Toxicity: While leaves are safe, roots contain alkaloids that can be harmful.

* This information is for educational purposes only. Aleays do your own research.

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Wellera Spa & Wellness

02/05/2026

STOP what your doing!!!!

Our Founder and Board Certified Hair Loss Practioner Regina Matthews is dropping gems 💎 on root causes for your hair loss concerns.

Full video on our YouTube Channel soon!!!

You don't want to miss oir "ask a Tricologist" sessions, pop up events, workshops, interviews with industry experts, how Wellera Brands is making an impact in the communities we serve , and much more!

Link to subscribe in comments.

02/04/2026

Wellness Wednesday:

Salvia officinalis(Common Sage)

Appearance: Green foliage, typically a small bush growing up to 2 feet tall.

Uses: Primarily culinary (cooking), tea, and traditional medicine.

**Not be confused with white sage (Salvia apiana) for burning!

Common Sage has a long history of use for sore throats, digestive issues, and excessive sweating (especially in menopause). Benefits include memory enhancement, antioxidant properties, and blood sugar regulation.

Historic Uses:

Medicinal Gargle: Traditionally used for treating sore throats, hoarseness, and coughs.

Digestive Aid: Used to relieve stomach issues and indigestion.

Hormonal Support: Employed in Mediterranean cultures to manage hot flashes and reduce breast milk production during weaning.

Wound Care: Applied topically for injuries.

Medication Contraindications:

Avoid during pregnancy, lactation, or by those with epilepsy, and it may interact with diabetes, sedative, and blood pressure medications.

* For educational purposes only. Do your own research.

02/03/2026

Texture Tuesday:

Wellera Brands Neem & Tea Tree Shampoo & Conditioner

Key Ingredients:

Neem: Combats dandruff and scalp irritation due to its antibacterial and antifungal properties.

Tea Tree: Cleanses: Removes dandruff, product buildup, and excess sebum.

Castor: Moisturizes & Strengthens: Contains ricinoleic acid, which penetrates deep into the scalp to nourish roots and reduce breakage.

10/30/2025