Folicerin – an innovative formula that fights hair loss

	Folicerin
	200 ml
	Anti-hair loss shampoo for men
	Available without a prescription
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List of active ingredients.

• Black pepper extract. Eliminates the potential cause of andorogenic alopecia, which is dihydrotestosterone, i.e. the active form of testosterone (DHT). As research has shown, this form of testosterone is responsible for hair loss and for oily scalp. Black pepper extract effectively inhibits the conversion of testosterone into DHT, and also contributes to improving blood circulation in the scalp and thus improves the supply of nutrients to the hair follicles.

• Burdock extract (Arctium Majus). This herb is a must-have ingredient in hair care products. It is most often used in the form of an oil, but extracts and infusions have an equally good effect. Properties for hair: cleansing the scalp, rebuilding thin and damaged hair, stimulating hair growth, preventing graying.
• Licorice extract (Glycyrrhiza Glabra) – is a natural remedy that inhibits excessive hair loss. Regular use improves blood circulation in the scalp and soothes skin irritations and eliminates inflammation. All these factors affect the appearance of hair health by restoring full functionality to the hair roots and excellent nutrition of the hair shaft.
• Ginseng extract (Panax Ginseng). It is added to shampoos due to its proven properties that help restore hair’s natural shine, healthy appearance and visibly increase hair volume. Thanks to ginseng, the hair structure can be fully rebuilt, and additionally, the hair gains increased resistance to damage.
• Cumin Seed Extract (Cuminum Cyminum). Commonly known as an aromatic spice, it also contains a wealth of ingredients that have a positive effect on hair health. It can also be used as a hair mask (one egg mixed with three tablespoons of powdered cumin). The herbal extract regulates the production of testosterone in men and directly improves the appearance of the skin, hair and nails.
• Caffeine in biopolymer microparticles. Prevents hair loss by stimulating microcirculation in the scalp. It creates ideal conditions for hair roots to produce healthy and strong hair. Providing nutrients is an essential part of the treatment against hair loss and making the newly grown hair strong and healthy.
• Aloe leaf juice (Aloe Vera). Provides nutrients, eliminates irritations, perfectly moisturizes and soothes the scalp. In addition, aloe vera juice prevents hair loss and complete hair loss, and also effectively prevents the formation of dandruff.
• Cedar tree oil (Cedrus Atlantica). In cosmetic shampoos, cedar oil is used for hair care, because it has strong fungicidal, bactericidal and antiseptic properties. It perfectly cleanses the scalp of dead cells and facilitates the formation of new hair. It supports the regeneration of the skin and cells that are responsible for the production of hair.
• Calcium Pantothenate. A source of calcium and vitamin B5, which have an anti-inflammatory function and promote the regeneration of epithelial tissues, and thus are widely beneficial for hair health.
• Zinc gluconate. Zinc participates in the formation of keratin and is an essential element for hair to grow and prevents excessive hair loss. It also helps to improve the appearance of the hair.
• Niacin (vitamin PP, vitamin B3, nicotinic acid). A substance belonging to water-soluble vitamins that improves the flow of nutrients and supplies the hair shaft with energy necessary for hair to grow.
• Ornithine and citrulline. Amino acids that are needed for the production of collagen, which is responsible for the good condition of hair and nails.
• Glucosamine. It has a positive effect on hair health. It favors the formation of strong hair that is resistant to mechanical damage.

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