Clinical Blogs

Some plant oils and extracts are great for hair and scalp health as well! Hemp Oil Helps to reduce hair loss Locks in moisture Strengthens hair shaft and scalp Helps to stimulate hair growth Adds shine without greasy feeling Argan Oil Hydrates and repairs dry and damaged hair Restores shine and mends split ends Reduces frizz Revitalized scalp Coconut Oil Contains fatty acids that protect the roots; helps to prevent breakage Protects hair from environmental impurities and excess heat Rich in antioxidants and nutrients such as vitamin E and iron, which improve softness and luster Aloe Hydrates Chamomile Prevents hair...

Some essential oils are really great for our hair and scalp! Lavender Helps to improve dandruff, inflammation and dermatitis Regulates sebum production Peppermint Cooling, soothes the scalp Suitable for congested skin Regulates oil production Rosemary Good for scalp with dermatitis and eczema Helps to improve circulation to scalp and good for hair growth

Scientific elements that are beneficial to hair and scalp: Panthenol Enhances the appearance and feeling of hair Increases hair body suppleness Improves the texture of damaged hair both physically or by chemical treatment NaPCA Holds water and color Makes hair shine and bounce Vitamin E Strong antioxidants to protect hair and scalp Conditions and moisturizes scalp Amino Acids Building blocks of hair Improves hair texture and health More moisturized, bouncy and fuller Prevents hair loss Stimulates hair growth Enhances styling ability

Feed your hair and scalp inside out with these nutrients! B-carotene - Vitamin A For making natural oil of hair and scalp Deficiency can cause itchiness and dandruff B-complex Strengthens hair and maintains volume Biotin, riboflavin essential for formation of cells of scalp and hair deficiency can cause hair loss Folate Maintains health of hair follicles Vitamin C Keeps hair follicles healthy and prevents easy breakage Vitamin D Strengthens hair Improves follicle health Vitamin E Fat soluble antioxidant Protects hair from UV damage Copper Maintains natural color and shine Zinc Deficiency can cause hair loss including eyebrow, dry scalp and...

Craving for chocolate is very common, especially for women, we generally crave foods due to external prompts and our emotional state, rather than actual hunger. In many women, craving occurs on a monthly cycle, which suggests a hormonal basis. Chocolate contains several biologically active ingredients, which can cause abnormal behaviors and psychological sensations like those of other addictive substances. Although researchers believe that chocolate "addiction" is not a true addiction but chocolate does contain potentially mood-altering substances which are found in higher concentrations in other less appealing foods such as broccoli. With the modern living these days, women restrain themselves in in taking...