Welcome to Hair Me Out! Take your time to explore, learn, and discover expert insights, inspiring stories, and helpful resources—because every strand has a story worth hearing.
Through Thick, Thin, and Thinning
A Creatinuum work.
What We Do
Creatinuum is a team of Multimedia Arts students from De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde dedicated to producing creative, research-driven projects that address issues. Through thoughtful storytelling, visual design, and multimedia experiences, we aim to inform, inspire, and spark meaningful conversations. As the creators of Hair Me Out, we combine research and creativity to raise awareness about alopecia, amplify the voices of Filipinas living with the condition, and encourage greater understanding through authentic and accessible content.
HerStories
HerStories is a documentary-style video series that features the personal journeys of Filipinas living with alopecia. Through honest conversations and firsthand experiences, the series explores the emotional, social, and personal realities of living with hair loss. By giving women a platform to share their stories, HerStories aims to foster empathy, challenge misconceptions, and remind viewers that beauty, confidence, and identity extend far beyond one’s hair.
Hairlooms
Hairlooms is an intimate interview series where individuals living with alopecia share a meaningful object that represents a part of their journey. Each keepsake serves as a gateway to stories of resilience, self-discovery, and hope, revealing how seemingly ordinary items can hold extraordinary significance. Through these personal narratives, Hairlooms celebrates the memories, milestones, and strength that continue to shape each individual’s story.
Strandards
Strandards highlights the perspectives of working Filipinas on alopecia through summarized responses from our street interviews. Three dermatology experts then respond to these perceptions, offering professional explanations that encourage informed discussions about hair and scalp health.
Featured Articles
Can too much stress at work kill your hair?
Stressing over things at work is definitely a canon event for everyone who is just starting to establish their professional image and experience. That is how it has been for working Filipinas, especially the younger generation who are just navigating their work life…
The Strand That Kept Us Together
Filipinas grew up with the belief of not cutting your hair since birth–not because it can grow longer but because it can hold so many memories. It might be a silly little tell tale to most of us, but for women with Alopecia like Ms. Dayanara, it’s the simple truth…
Hair Care is the forgotten Self Care
“Haba ng hair!” is one of the most loved compliments received by Filipinas, whether it be in a romantic sense or after staying hours and hours for a hair appointment at your favorite salon. But people have forgotten that hair care goes beyond the usual shampoo and conditioner combination…
The Rooted Realities: E-Magazine
Explore stories, expert insights, and easy-to-understand guides about alopecia and hair shedding in one place. Whether you’re curious, concerned, or simply looking to learn more, each issue is created to inform, encourage, and remind you that you’re never alone in your hair journey.