WE swear by pre-shampoo treatments. As the name suggests, this serum is designed to be used as the first step in a routine, and it strengthen, moisturize, and protect vulnerable hair—among other benefits. When used regularly, this serum make a big (read: visible) difference.

WHAT IT DOES

Our conditioner can nourish your hair and bring back its natural moisture content quickly. The amino acids found naturally in hibiscus flowers produce a special type of structural protein called Keratin. Keratin binds the hair, making them less prone to breakage. It also promotes the overall thickness of the hair strands and makes the hair more manageable. Hyaluronic Acid, Baobab protein and Shea butter are also very strong supportive ingredients. Instead of turning to expensive hair loss keratin treatment, you can start using this.

100% Natural, No silicone's
Nourishes hair. Imagine feeding your hair the nutrients it craves, just like you nourish your body with wholesome food. .
Defends hair.
Tames frizz.
Detangles the strands.
Soothes dryness.
Reduces split ends.
Prevents breakage.
Hydrates the tresses.

BENEFITS OF HIBICUS

Hibiscus leaves and flowers for the hair are a centuries-old Ayurvedic secret. The multiple benefits of hibiscus flowers make it a go-to, natural ingredient for hair-related woes.

1. Works as a scalp moisturiser

The blend of hibiscus flowers and leaves is moisture-rich and helps nourish your scalp. The mucilage content in the leaves and flowers gives it a slimy consistency that protects your hair from drying out. Regularly using this paste can nourish your scalp and make your hair soft and smooth.

2. Improves hair growth

You can use hibiscus for hair growth as it is rich in amino acids, a prime building block of keratin. Keratin is the protein that nourishes, strengthens, and binds the hair roots. Hibiscus is known to improve the build-up of keratin and boost the formation of new hair follicles, thereby stimulating hair growth. It also thickens the hair strands to reduce hair fall.

3. Cures dandruff and itchiness

The soothing benefits of hibiscus leaves and flowers can provide lasting relief to a dry/itchy scalp. Hibiscus has astringent properties that reduce excess oil secretion, thus curing dandruff and flakiness.

4. Prevents premature greying

Hibiscus is an excellent source of antioxidants and vitamins that are needed to produce melanin, which gives our hair their natural colour. Therefore, using hibiscus flowers can prevent premature greying and boost the natural colour of your hair

INGREDIENTS

Hydrosol Roselle Hibicus, Roselle Hibicus Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate (Hyaluronic Acid), Hydrolyzed Baobab Protein, Hydrolyzed Quinoa Protein, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Nut Butter, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower Seed Oil), Behentri Methosulfate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Stearamidopropyl dimethylamine Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Sorbic Acid.

HOW TO USE THIS PRODUCT?

After shampooing, apply conditioner generously to hair, working through to ends. Wait 3-5 minutes. Rinse hair thoroughly.

For best results use in conjunction with other PREMIUM HAIR GROWTH products.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU USE CONDITIONER ON YOUR HAIR?

Conditioners smooth and detangle the hair, which, therefore, helps reduce breakage and split ends. We recommends conditioning every time you shampoo in order to add moisture back, as well as to soften and detangle.

Any time you shampoo your hair you should condition it. It really makes the hair easier to comb and style.

WHAT IS CONDITIONER?

Let’s start with conditioner since it’s the more commonly used moisturizing product. Hair conditioners help make your strands soft and more manageable, while also hydrating your scalp. Quality conditioners also prevent dry, damaged hair and breakage while diminishing frizz and tangles.

Conditioners are meant to be left in your hair for as few as 1 to 2 minutes, but with PREMIUM HAIR GROWTH Conditioner, you can certainly leave them in longer 3-4 mns because our ingredients are really good quality, also depending on how much hydration your strands need. It’s best to wring out as much excess water as possible before applying your conditioner so as not to dilute the conditioner—it’s important that your strands absorb as many nutrients as possible.

Conditioners replenish nutrients and re-hydrate your strands every time you wash your hair, this Conditioner is formulated to bring dry, damaged hair back to health. It contains ingredients that focus on age-related thinning and dryness issues, help bring bounce and definition back to aging curls, and others that protect against sun and environmental damage while boosting hair’s vibrancy and shine.

What happens if you stop using conditioner?

The simple answer: not-so-great things. Hair can become more brittle, susceptible to tangles, and prone to breakage with the absence of a conditioner.Your hair may look duller and less shiny.

WHAT IS ROOT REACTIVATION?

1. Anagen Phase

This is the growing phase of the hair follicle where keratin-producing skin cells traveling through the hair follicle and hardening to create hair strands.

2. Catagen Phase

The hair strand reaches its full potential and closes off the need for nutrients. Our Hair Bond Complex plays a critical role in providing the most essential nutrients to the follicle for strength and protection, helping it stay on your head as long as possible during the third phase.

3. Telogen Phase

The hair follicle is inactive, no longer taking in nutrients, however, Hair Bond Shampoo helps keep the follicle protected and free of excess dirt and oil.

4. Exogen Phase

During this phase, your hair follicle has lived its full life and will fall out. A new hair follicle is triggered and the process starts over… however…

As we age, the roots of our hair follicles follow suit. And just as we may have less energy than we did when we were in our twenties, it’s similar for the roots of our hair. OFTEN THE NEW HAIR FOLLICLE IS NOT TRIGGERED. WHEN ONE HAIR FOLLICLE FALLS OUT THE NEXT DOES NOT BEGIN TO GROW. When that happens we begin to notice our hair becoming thinner and even patches where no hair is present.