Meet the founder
Denise Seibert Board-Certified Trichologist | Naturopathic Practitioner | Hair & Scalp Wellness Specialist
Hi, I’m Denise Seibert.
For more than 35 years, my work has centered on the relationship between healthy hair, scalp wellness, and the person experiencing the concern.
I began my career as a cosmetologist and became known for my commitment to healthy hair care. As I grew into a master stylist, I repeatedly heard the same question from women sitting in my chair:
“Why is my hair doing this?”
Too often, they left without clear answers. I understood their frustration because I had experienced it myself.
More than 28 years ago, following the birth of my son, I began experiencing significant and unexplained shedding. Although I knew how to care for and style hair, I could not explain what was happening to mine. The experience affected my confidence and changed the way I felt when I looked in the mirror.
I realized that cosmetic solutions alone would not give me the understanding I was searching for. I wanted to know what could be contributing to the changes I was seeing.
Drawing on my background in biology and my interest in health and wellness, I began studying the science of hair loss, scalp disorders, nutrition, lifestyle, and the internal and external factors that may influence the hair-growth cycle. That pursuit eventually led me to become a Board-Certified Trichologist and Naturopathic Practitioner.
My education has continued to guide me through my own evolving hair and wellness journey. When menopause and hormone therapy brought new changes to my hair, I was able to approach the experience with greater understanding. I became even more committed to educating women navigating postpartum changes, menopause, hormonal transitions, hormone therapy, and the hair concerns that may accompany them.
My relationship with hair loss became more personal after the devastating loss of my child. The grief and depression that followed affected me emotionally and physically, including changes in my hair. That experience deepened my understanding that what appears on the scalp may exist alongside significant physical, hormonal, nutritional, and emotional changes.
When someone comes to me concerned about their hair, I understand that I may be meeting them during a deeply personal season of life. They may be navigating postpartum changes, menopause, illness, stress, grief, weight loss, medication use, or another major transition. My responsibility is to listen carefully, provide education within my professional scope, and help them move toward an appropriate next step.
Over the years, I also recognized a gap in hair-loss care. Many people were investing in products and services without first receiving a comprehensive assessment, understanding potential contributing factors, or developing a realistic plan for maintaining their hair and scalp health.
That realization led me to create D.S. Hair & Scalp Wellness.
My approach goes beyond asking, “What can we put on the hair?” We also explore, “What may be contributing to what we are seeing?”
Through comprehensive hair and scalp assessments, trichology services, wellness-focused education, and individualized recommendations, I help clients better understand their concerns, support a healthier scalp environment, and establish a sustainable path forward.
My work also includes supporting individuals after professional hair-restoration procedures and medical clearance, as well as collaborating with dermatology, hair-restoration, wellness, and other licensed professionals when appropriate. Medical diagnosis and treatment remain with the appropriate healthcare provider.
For me, this work is deeply personal. I became the professional I once needed when I was searching for answers of my own.
If you have ever looked in the mirror and wondered, “Why is my hair doing this?” you do not have to arrive with the answers.