This Plant Stem Cell Technology derived from Turmeric, is anti inflammatory, moisturising and increases circulation to the scalp.

It produces an epigenetic reset of the hair bulb, stimulating activity of the dermal papilla cells. This effect keeps the hair follicle in the Anagen Phase for longer, and reduces the Telogen phase of the Hair Growth Cycle

Capilia Longa™ has been proven to reduce Hair Loss by 89% and increase hair density by 52%

Caffeine increases circulation to the scalp which promotes healthy hair follicles.

It encourages the hair follicle to produce more ATP energy, which in turn produces more hair cells at a faster rate.

Caffeine also targets the male hormone DHT within the scalp, which is the main cause of Male and Female Pattern Baldness, also known as Androgenic Alopecia.

Creatine is a naturally occurring derivative of the amino acids: glycine and arginine, which are found in our muscles. We get our nutritional supply of creatine from eating meat or taking supplements.

When creatine is applied to the hair and scalp it smooths the hair cuticle to strengthen the bonds, which then protects the other layers of the hair shaft. This helps to prevent breakage.

Wheat protein is derived from wheat germ, such as gluten or glutamine. When applied topically it can pass through the hair cuticle. It hydrates and strengthens the hair by locking in moisture.

The combination of hydration and strengthening results in the hair becoming more flexible, and less prone to breakage, resulting in longer growing hair.

Vitamin B3, also known as Niacin, has been shown to reduce inflammatory and dry scalp disorders therefore improving dandruff and itching. When applied topically to the hair and scalp it significantly improves the look and feel of the hair as it increases the synthesis of keratin.

Vitamin B6 has the ability to regulate sebum production to balance oily scalps, and it has also been shown to enhance natural hair colour by increasing melanin, which is the hair’s natural pigment.

Vitamin E is an antioxidant which means it reduces oxidative stress in the scalp.

It also increases blood circulation to the scalp and these benefits combined result in an increase in overall hair growth.

Due to its moisturising properties Vitamin E also hydrates and rejuvenates the hair and scalp. Boosting shine and helping to prevent hair breakage. The result of this is smoother, longer growing hair.

also known as SLS, is usually added to products as a ‘de-greaser’ and a lathering agent. This ingredient is an irritant, and is too harsh for the hair, particularly for the more dry, brittle, colour-treated, or damaged hair types.

It can cause scalp sensitivity, dryness and also (by stripping the natural oils from the scalp) trigger an over production of scalp oil. Any imbalance, or follicle inflammation can contribute towards hair loss.

Mineral oils leave residue which builds up on the hair and scalp. When left on the hair it weighs down the strands and makes the hair appear greasy.

Oils that leave residue in this way will prevent active ingredients from being able to reach the scalp and hair follicle, making some hair loss treatments less effective. Mineral oil can also be labelled as petroleum, white petroleum, paraffin, liquid paraffin, liquid petrolatum, and
paraffin wax.

Vitamin B5 is also known as pantothenic acid.This B vitamin is essential for optimum hair growth.

Our body needs vitamin B5 to metabolise carbohydrates, protein and fats that you consume, and in turn, convert this food into usable energy and nourishment for all of your cells. Without this vitamin, your hair follicles will not get the nutrients they need to function properly.

Over time, this can lead to a malnourishment of your follicles and result in reduced hair growth and hair loss.

L-Tyrosine is an amino acid that communicates with our thyroid and aids the regulation of vital hormones in the thyroid, pituitary, and adrenal glands. It is responsible for the creation of melanin, which gives us our hair colour.

It’s also one of the several amino acids that contributes to growing healthy hair.

Too little of this hormone causes stress-induced hair loss such as telogen effluvium, alopecia areata and trichotillomania.

Phytosterol granules contain beta- sitosterol. These sterol molecules, similar in structure to cholesterol, which are synthesised by plants and are present naturally in grains, nuts, seeds, fruits. They therefore help to reduce cholesterol.

Beta-sitosterol is thought to prevent hair loss by inhibiting the production of the androgen DHT. DHT is the androgen responsible for male pattern baldness, and by limiting the production, hair loss should in turn stop or at least be reduced.

Nettle root extract contains enormous amounts of anti- inflammatory and antioxidant properties. This not only protects the scalp from damage but also stimulates hair growth. Stinging nettle is enriched with nutrients and minerals including magnesium, iron, and zinc which can nourish your hair follicles and stimulate new hair growth.

Nettle root extract has the potential to inhibit DHT, therefore reducing androgenic hair loss.

Zinc plays a key role in proper immune function, wound healing, cell division and growth, protein synthesis and DNA creation.

Studies show that zinc deficiency has a significant association with the onset of telogen effluvium.

The deficiency of zinc disrupts the normal hair cycle. This accelerates hair regression and causes excessive hair loss and shedding. It has also been shown to make the hair more brittle.

Fo- it root is a Chinese herb also known as He Shou Wu or Polygonum multiflorum.

Fo- ti supports healthy hair growth, by inducing the Anagen (growing phase) in resting hair follicles, and also by encouraging cells at the root of the hair to multiply faster.

It does this by causing rapid reproduction of dermal papilla cells, producing more hair cells at a faster rate, and in turn this can also reverse the greying of hair due to the anti- aging effect on the hair follicles.

Biotin is also known as vitamin B7. It is a water-soluble B vitamin found naturally in some foods and also in supplements. Biotin plays a vital role in assisting enzymes to break down fats, carbohydrates, and proteins in food.

The body requires biotin to produce keratin, which is the type of protein that makes hair, skin and nails. Due to this essential role, a biotin deficiency will cause hair loss, brittle nails, and a scaly rash around the eyes, nose and mouth.

Copper boosts levels of collagen and elastin in the scalp, and plays a role in the prevention of premature hair follicle death. This results in an increase of the Anagen (growing) phase of the hair growth cycle.

It has also been shown to produce new capillaries, which increases the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the hair follicles to promote hair growth.

As copper helps in the production of pigments known as melanin, it also reduces greying of the hair.