INGRUBAR hair thickener, 250 ML
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The INGRUBAR hair thickener is a hair tonic with biotin and provitamin B5 to support hair loss. This exceptional hair tonic contains a combination of carefully harmonised plant-based active ingredients.
€36.90
Content:
250 Milliliter
(€0.15 / 1 Milliliter)
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Product number:
RA0765599
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Manufacturer:
ALINA Handelsgesellschaft mbH
Messendorfer Straße 138, 8042 Graz, Österreich
Product information "INGRUBAR hair thickener"
INGRUBAR Hair Thickener is a hair tonic containing biotin and provitamin B5, designed to help combat hair loss. This exceptional hair tonic contains a combination of carefully balanced plant-based active ingredients.
The valuable extracts of stinging nettle, horsetail, oats and golden millet provide the hair with nutrients. Biotin and provitamin B5 improve hair quality. Organic sulphur helps regulate the sebaceous glands and combats greasy hair and dandruff.
Very weak, fine or thin hair is stimulated to grow strongly. The scalp and dormant hair follicles are revitalised. Overall hair growth is naturally increased, thickened and strengthened. The INGRUBAR Hair Thickener is the centrepiece of the anti-hair loss system and, when used in combination with the INGRUBAR Care Shampoo and the INGRUBAR Golden Millet Capsules, is the path to healthy hair.
Effective natural ingredients in the Hair Thickener
- Marigold (Calendula officinalis): This ancient medicinal and ornamental plant has been shown to possess anti-inflammatory, wound-healing and bacteriostatic properties. Traditionally, marigold extracts are regarded as nourishing and wound-healing.
- Birch (Betula alba): Birch leaves contain flavonoids, particularly hyperoside and quercitrin, as well as potassium salts, ascorbic acid and phenols. In folk medicine, birch leaves are known for their hair-growth-promoting effects.
- Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis): Among other things, rosemary promotes wound healing and has an antibacterial effect. When used externally, rosemary stimulates blood circulation. Traditionally, it strengthens the hair follicles and thus helps to prevent hair loss.
- Horsetail (Equisetum arvense): Horsetail extract contains soluble silicic acid, which can partially penetrate the upper layers of the scalp. Together with the flavonoids extracted from the plant, this helps to strengthen the connective tissue, thereby enabling skin regeneration.
- Biotin (Biotin; e.g. vitamin H): The renowned Wella study of 1996 demonstrated that “the application of as little as 0.003% biotin strengthens the epithelium around the hair bulb, fortifies the structure of the hair shaft and thus also significantly increases the hair’s tensile strength.”
- Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica): Stinging nettle has a powerful anti-inflammatory effect. Its ability to promote hair growth is thought to be due to its stimulation of blood circulation in the scalp. In folk medicine, stinging nettle is particularly valued as a hair tonic for treating dandruff and hair loss.
- Rice (Oryza sativa): Rice molecules bear a strong resemblance to the ceramides found in human skin. These substances protect the skin from premature drying out. Studies show that a rice extract can help the skin retain moisture and has a soothing effect, particularly on a dry scalp.
- Millet (Panicum miliaceum): Millet contains a wealth of minerals and – compared to other cereals – particularly high levels of silicon (silicic acid), iron and vitamin B6. Traditionally, millet is used, amongst other things, to treat nail and hair conditions.
- Burdock root (Radix Arctium minus): Burdock root is a versatile medicinal plant. It contains up to 45% inulin (a mixture of polysaccharides made up of fructose units), caffeic acid derivatives and triterpenes. In folk medicine, it is widely used to treat dandruff, hair loss and skin conditions.
- Wheat germ (Triticum vulgare): Wheat germ is exceptionally healthy and contains a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids such as linolenic acid, as well as tocopherols (vitamin E). These substances protect the skin and have a nourishing effect.
- Linseed (Linum usitatissimum): Linseed contains, amongst other things, linoleic, linolenic and oleic acids, as well as sterols and triterpenes. In folk medicine, linseed is traditionally used to treat skin conditions. The active ingredients in linseed also have anti-inflammatory properties.
- Oats (Avena sativa): Of all common cereals, oats are undoubtedly the best and healthiest. They are richer in nutrients than other cereals and are packed with vitamins, proteins and minerals. In folk medicine, oats and their extracts are used to treat skin conditions.
- Sesame (Sesamum indicum): Small sesame seeds – big potential. These tiny seeds contain a wealth of healthy active ingredients, such as unsaturated fatty acids like linoleic acid. Sesame is traditionally used for its moisturising effect on the skin and hair.
- Organic sulphur (Sulfur): Our organic sulphur is a colloidal form of sulphur. This has the advantage that it is easily absorbed and is very well tolerated by the skin and scalp. It is used to reduce oiliness of the (scalp) skin and hair, as well as to combat dandruff. Organic sulphur has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.
Dosage form
Hair tonic
Directions for use
For prevention, apply once a week after using INGRUBAR hair care shampoo: wet the scalp and massage gently. Suitable for daily use in cases of acute hair loss. Individual hairs become stronger and thicker after just a few weeks of regular use.
Ingredients
Composition: Water, ethanol, oat flakes, marigold blossoms, rice, golden millet, birch leaves, perfume, stinging nettle leaves, wheat germ, field horsetail, burdock root, provitamin B5, rosemary leaves, linseed, sesame, lactic acid, vitamin H, organic sulphur.
| ML: | 250 |
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| Vegan: | Yes |
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