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Hair growth

What Géomer recommends for strong hair
3 October 2026 by
Laboratoire Géomer

Your lengths no longer seem to grow from one cut to the next, and your fine hair breaks before reaching the length you want? Find out what Traditional Chinese Medicine says about hair growth and the Géomer protocol to support it and keep your hair strong.

At a glance

Who is it for

  • Lengths that no longer seem to progress from one haircut to the next.
  • Fine, limp hair that breaks before reaching the length you want.

Frequency

Massage and Oligo F3 every day; Terral Blanc once or twice a week; shampoo no more than twice a week. Growth follows the hair's natural cycle: regular use is the key.

Products in the protocol

Your hair seems to have stopped growing, or your lengths stay the same despite your efforts. Each hair follows a growth cycle, and how fast it grows depends on how well the root is nourished. Traditional Chinese Medicine links the hair to the Water Element, which governs the kidneys, and the quality of the fibre to the Metal Element, which manages minerals.

Hair growth: how to recognise the signs

  • Lengths that no longer seem to progress from one haircut to the next.
  • Fine, limp hair that breaks before reaching the length you want.
  • Dry ends that need cutting often.
  • Hair lacking body and vigour, especially after a tiring period or when the seasons change.

Why vitamins alone are not enough

Hair is made of keratin, a protein the body builds with minerals: iron, copper, zinc and silicon. For TCM, these minerals belong to the Metal Element, and the vitality of the hair depends on the energy of the kidneys, linked to the Water Element. The Géomer protocol therefore brings minerals straight to the scalp, after softening and draining it so that it takes them in better.

Terral Blanc

What makes the Géomer approach different

Minerals brought straight to the root, a softened and drained scalp, and respect for the hair's natural cycle: no speed promise, just growth that is supported.

What Géomer recommends

1

Soften the scalp

Soften the scalp

Massage your scalp with the palms of your hands, without rubbing hard, to boost circulation and enjoy a moment of relaxation. Comb your hair with a wooden comb or a natural-bristle brush to protect the hair's keratin.

2

Drain

Drain

Once or twice a week, apply Terral Blanc with a brush to the dry scalp in a layer about 1 mm thick. Leave on for 20 minutes without letting it dry completely, then rinse with lukewarm water.

3

Wash gently

Wash gently

Choose a gentle shampoo suited to your scalp. Preferably apply it to the dry scalp, then wet, lather only lightly and rinse thoroughly.

4

Nourish the root

Nourish the root

Every evening, spread a few drops of Oligo F3 over the whole scalp and massage with your fingertips until absorbed. Do not rinse: it is not sticky. Regular use matters more than quantity.

5

Optional step: Silicium Organique Forté

Optional step: Silicium Organique Forté

If you wish, you can add Silicium Organique Forté, a food supplement for adults only, preferably taken in the morning on an empty stomach: maintenance, 25 ml a day; intensive course, 3 × 25 ml a day for 30 days.

They followed this protocol

Extracts from customer testimonials, quoted word for word in French.

“[…] you can really feel it, they have more body, as if thicker.”

Catherine V.

Frequency

Massage and Oligo F3 every day; Terral Blanc once or twice a week; shampoo no more than twice a week. Growth follows the hair's natural cycle: regular use is the key.

This cosmetic protocol is used alongside the follow-up provided by your doctor or dermatologist.

The products used in this protocol

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Frequently asked questions

Each hair follows a natural cycle that cannot be forced. What you can do is give it good conditions: a supple scalp and a root well nourished with minerals.

Growth concerns the length of existing hair. Thinning areas have their own programme.

Cutting does not change how fast hair grows, but healthy ends break less, so your lengths are better preserved.

No, it is an optional step. It is for adults only and not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Two at most: washing too often strips the scalp of its natural protective film.

This information is provided for informational and holistic purposes. It does not replace the advice of a healthcare professional. If you have a diagnosed condition, consult your doctor.

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