HERBAL HAIR OIL

 


HERBAL HAIR OIL

 

Gently nourish and condition your hair, with a rich blend of natural organic ingredients from the ESSENTIAL EXTRACTS, imparting enriched glowing moisturising feel, emanating lingering aroma, keeping your hair long, beautiful, healthy, lustrous & strong.

 

·        Replaces the lost lipids in the hair, a major factor for causing split ends.

·        Ideal influencer for hair growth, repairing split ends and preventing hair fall.

·        Its low molecular weight, easily penetrates inside the hair shaft, seals the cuticles and keeps the hair soft & shiny.

·        Effectively hydrates the dry scalp, the major cause of dandruff and brittle hair.

·        Activates the oil-secreting glands present in the epidermal cell to secrete balanced hydration.

·        Effectively encounters hair problems like thinning of hair, hair fall, dandruff and dry / flaky scalp.

·        Strengthens hair protein, which has becomes brittle with increased exposure to environmental pollution and heat.

·        Promotes hair growth, improves blood circulation in scalp and adds volume to the hair shaft.

·        Prevents Bacterial & Fungal infections, caused due to clogging of pores, leading to contamination.

 

 

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