BIOTIN Many studies have linked Biotin and biotinidase deficiency to the hair loss. For the well-being of the scalp, which is subjected to treatments (coloring or decoloring), stress, dietary deficiencies, it may be useful to supplement a biotin treatment at least twice a year. It also stimulates the cells to reproduce quickly to the benefit of the nails and their appearance: pinker and more resistant to trauma and beauty treatments.

MILLET A precious nourishment for health and well-being of weak nails and hair; it improves the keratin production, that is a fundamental substance for the health of bones, teeth, hair and nails.

CYSTEINE is an essential nutrient for hair. It is the main component of keratin, one of the most prevailing protein in skin, nails and hair. Cystein is able to form disulfide bridges which give stability and strength to the hair and nails.

VITAMIN B5 It helps the skin hydration and fights exfoliation and skin dryness.

ZINC It is present in the very structure of the hair and it is also a component of bones and teeth. Zinc inhibits 5-alpha-reductase, an enzyme that converts testosterone into dihydrotestosterone which, when exceeding, can lead to seborrhea and to a particular type of baldness called androgenetic.

SELENIUM A deficiency can lead to alopecia in the most serious cases or even, as demonstrated by some scientific studies, to depigmentation, which makes the hair dull. Moreover, Selenium helps to stimulate hair growth, slowing down or preventing hair loss.

VITAMIN C It contributes to the collagen synthesis; a deficiency of this could affect both the structure and functions of connective tissue, skin and its adnexa: hair and nails.

BROMELAIN It is a microencapsulated form of Bromelain, making it effectively resistant to the passage of the gastric tract. It helps improving the microcirculation, also in the hair bulb, allowing a longer anagen phase of hair.