Dr. Alan Bauman Launches Boost DHT-Control Shampoo System

Why this matters

Hair shedding is one of the beauty concerns women tend to research quietly, especially around postpartum shifts, perimenopause and stress. A shampoo cannot solve every cause of shedding, but it can be part of a routine if it cleans without flattening already-fine hair.

PS Beauty’s May 11 launch roundup lists Dr. Alan Bauman Boost DHT-Control Shampoo and Weightless Conditioner System at $98. The product name makes the pitch clear: DHT-control language on the cleanse step, with conditioner that is meant not to weigh hair down.

What is new

This is a system launch rather than a single shampoo. That matters because many scalp-focused shampoos leave hair feeling stripped, then the conditioner overcorrects and collapses volume. A paired set can be more practical if both steps were built for fine hair.

The honest caveat: if shedding is sudden, patchy or dramatic, this is not the place to self-diagnose. A dermatologist or clinician should rule out iron, thyroid, medication and hormonal triggers.

Who should watch it

Watch this if your ponytail feels smaller and heavy conditioners make your roots limp. It is especially relevant for perimenopause readers comparing cosmetic support with medical hair-loss options.

Availability

Dr. Alan Bauman lists the system on his US site, and PS Beauty included it in May launch coverage. No Amazon ASIN or rating is included because we did not verify one.

What we are watching next

We are watching scalp comfort, how it performs on color-treated hair and whether users report less breakage versus less true shedding.