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The founder of Zenz Organic Products is the Danish eco-conscious hairdresser Anne-Sophie Skjødt Villumsen. She started the first green hair salon in Denmark back in 1999. Today, Zenz Organic Hairdressing has grown into a chain of six sustainable green hair salons in Copenhagen area, the capital of Denmark.

Already during her apprenticeship as a hairdresser, Anne-Sophie developed allergies towards traditional chemical hair products. In order to continue in the hairdressing business while helping others with the same problem, she began to develop healthier hair products. In 2010, she launched the ecolabelled and professional haircare range Zenz Organic Hair. Several product lines as organic oils, botanical henna hair colour and mineral make-up, have since been added to the Zenz Organic Products portfolio.

With a growing demand for eco-friendly and healthier cosmetic products, Anne-Sophie wants to give conscious consumers and hairdressers a healthier alternative to the many harmful hair products available on the market today. She has also won several prizes for both her products and hairdressing talent. She has been elected Hairdresser of the Year at the Danish Beauty Award 2015 and Green Hairdresser 2014 and Green Producer 2014 at the Scandinavian Green Cosmetics Award.

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What are the benefits of using organic hair products? Many. Hair thinning sufferers, for one, can take advantage of natural, effective, yet gentle products formulated to treat types and degrees of alopecia, or excessive hair loss, that can affect men, women and even children. It is not uncommon to encounter hair growth products that are made with harsh and artificial ingredients that may cause irritation or a variety of side effects. People with sensitivity to certain chemicals, for example, may be allergic to minoxidil and risk itching or developing hives and rashes since their system cannot respond favorably to the formulation of this medication. Mild weight gain, vomiting and nausea, needless to say, are other possible side effects of minoxidil. After analyzing all these circumstances you may be finally asking yourself "how to get healthy hair?"

Organic Hair Products Because of the adverse effects of using synthetic hair care products; using organic products may be more suitable to (and more effective for) some people. There is a plethora of organic hair products on the market today that claim to correct hair loss, and the public is advised to purchase at their discretion since some of them are yet to be proven scientifically as 100% safe and effective products that may result to re-growth.

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The Swan label is Denmark’s official ecolabel. It was established by the Nordic Council of Ministers in 1989 and is used in all Nordic countries: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. Ecolabelling affects both consumption and production in a more eco-friendly way and the goal is to reduce the overall environmental impact so we get cleaner environment and greater health - for the benefit of people, the environment and the earth’s resources.
Cosmetic products are in direct contact with the skin and hair and therefore the content of substances which can cause allergies or other harmful effects, is either prohibited or restricted to a minimum. Thus, there must - except from a very limited content of perfume - not be added allergens in Swan labelled cosmetic products. Products for babies and children must, however, be completely free of perfumes. Substances found on the EU’s list of possible endocrine disruptors, including parabens, must not be included. In addition to requirements for environment and health are also requirements which reduce the consumption of packaging and ensure product quality.
ZENZ ORGANIC HAIR
Swan ecolabelled haircare range of allergy friendly products. Based on natural and certified organic ingredients of high quality, such as organic cold-pressed avocado oil and organic purified aloe vera. Wide selection of both unscented and scented products. The products do not contain SLS, sulphates, petrochemicals, parabens or other potentially harmful substances. A professional ecolabelled haircare range that cares about your health and environment.
PURE
PURE products are also AllergyCertified. Without synthetic or essential perfume and therefore ideal for the whole family, pregnant women, children and scent-senstitive people. Suitable for delicate hair and sensitive scalp.
SWEET SENSE
Moisurises the hair intensively and restores the natural balance of hair and scalp. Provides extra volume and leaves hair fuller and shinier. Fresh scent of mandarin.
DEEP WOOD
Stimulates hair follicles, strengthens hair growth and gently cleanses the scalp. Suitable for stress-related hair loss and thinning hair and for sensitive scalp with dandruff, eczema and itching. Warm scent of sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and myrrh.
EUCALYPTUS
Provides extra strength and vitality to fine and tired hair. Stimulates blood circulation and provides renewed energy to the hair follicles. Antiseptic and degreasing effect while adding moisture. Suitable for hair that feels heavy or tends to be oily. Mild scent of eucalyptus.

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What You Need to Know About Organic Products
In recent years everyone converses upon the usage of organic products as well as the consumption of organic fruits and vegetables.  More merchandizers have also advertised rapaciously about how organic and natural their products are.  What does organic really mean? Why do so many products claim themselves to be natural? Let us simply understand this concept more.

What is organic?

In simple terms, ‘organic’ refers to a specific cultivating and manufacturing process. By definition, under such horticulture conditions, farmers are not allowed to apply any synthetic chemicals, such as pesticides, chemical fertilizers, antibiotics, etc. Organic products indicate that during every step of their production process, including the plantation and application of raw materials, manufacturing, packaging, etc, the outcomes should not be harmful to the human body nor cause permanent damages to the environment and ecology. For any brand to obtain such official certifications, strict examinations and high transparency with various institutions are necessary and expensive, therefore, many manufacturers and producers are reluctant with such claims.
The criteria required by different countries or institutions vary, for example Europe’s ECOCERT demands the ingredients to be at least 95% natural and 10% organic while France’s AGRICULTURE BIOLOGIQUE insists the ingredients to be at least 95% organic. Other institutions are Australia’s ACO and USA’s USDA.

Natural=Safe?

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Many products in Hong Kong claim their products are “purely natural”, but is “natural” guaranteed good and healthy? 
“Natural” has a very broad meaning; products may lack preservatives and contain unprocessed natural extracts or have some natural ingredients. Therefore, products, which are labeled as natural, can be slightly processed and involve some chemicals. Such unrealistic claims may mislead consumers in selecting products, which don't match their actual needs.  This explains why some ‘natural’ products may still cause skin irritation. 
Apart from ‘natural’, other declarations such as ‘no chemicals’, “harmless’ etc have similar connotations. In general, such claims cannot 100% guarantee that the products are beneficial to the consumers so it is best and safest for consumers to select brands with certifications of international recognition.
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As Hong Kong doesn't have a strict regulated legal requirement of such connotations, products claiming to be natural or organic may include very little of such ingredients. Some merchandizers may even use such wordings as selling points to attract buyers amid the small quantity of natural ingredients, thus, it is best to observe the list of chemical names of the constituents and review the possible negative effects they may have on your body.

The choice of organic?

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In the past, a consumer’s choice of products is often related to the product’s effect and price. However, such practice has changed over time. Nowadays, consumers focus more on the long-term impact of the products and for this reason the trend of organic consumption has become very popular.
But why isn’t organic consumption a key trend yet? We believe in the following…

Efficacy

Majority of consumers expect quick results once they have used the products and most existing products also emphasize such concepts eg one spray for immediate result or recover youth in just a week etc to attract the attention of the consumers. The constitutes of the natural and/or organic products are often milder in effect and would normally require a much longer time for the results to appear.
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Price

Take shampoo as an example. A bottle of shampoo may cost around 50-60 dollars for a household, however, for the same size yet made in Europe with organic ingredients, the price may be around 300-400 dollars. For such reason, many consumers may not be willing to explore further.
However, consumers should employ a long-term vision when applying organic products. When we implement any type of products, especially for our skin, we absorb all ingredients into our body, which will have a direct long-term impact to our health e.g. damage our skin or cause irritation. For safety and best effect reasons plus the avoidance of any side effects in the future, it is always crucial that we select organic products.

Beyond organic? Sustainability!

enz Organic Hair Products
Although “all organic” may be beyond reach at the moment, shouldn’t consumers have other considerations when they purchase any goods on a daily basis for the sake of our world, e.g. the sustainability of product and consumption development? In simple terms, we mean “energy saving, retaining, frugal”. From the principle of our own needs, we should always select what are most cost saving and environmental friendly such as bringing our own shopping bags and choosing the best energy and environmental labeling appliances etc. 
For the sake of the next generations, thorough considerations should originate from the level of the production cycle and the impacts, which are generated from each stakeholder. For example during manufacturing, from ingredients to packaging, what would be the stresses? Is pollution at the minimal during the production process? Are material usage minimized for packaging purposes? Have the manufacturers thought of social liabilities? The potential long-term causes of all such should be in the consideration of all consumers.
ordic Ecolabel
Some of the existing available environmental labels have already taken such concerns into their consideration and hold such values as their core criteria. An example includes the Nordic Swan Label. The Nordic countries are some of the most environmental friendly regimes in the world. Consumers of these countries focus highly on the product impacts, ensuring their lack of harmful substances to both the human body as well as the environment. Subsequently, everyone, including pregnant women, children and people with skin allergy, can safely use the products. Hence, it is necessary for us to understand more about such labels in order to select the most suitable and healthiest products.
In conclusion, the good news is that Hong Kong has accepted the use of real natural and organic products. As smart consumers, we need to spend wisely. Upon the purchase of the products, an analysis of the list of ingredients is compulsory. Pay attention to the actual percentage of the organic ingredients and the criteria of the environmental labels. Don’t get deceived. Josephine Fairley, the beauty expert, once said : “Why feed your skin with ingredients, which you cannot eat?” Let’s act smartly and select wisely. Use quality products and lead a healthy path.
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In recent years everyone converses upon the usage of organic products as well as the consumption of organic fruits and vegetables.  More merchandizers have also advertised rapaciously about how organic and natural their products are.  What does organic really mean? Why do so many products claim themselves to be natural? Let us simply understand this concept more.

What is organic?

In simple terms, ‘organic’ refers to a specific cultivating and manufacturing process. By definition, under such horticulture conditions, farmers are not allowed to apply any synthetic chemicals, such as pesticides, chemical fertilizers, antibiotics, etc. Organic products indicate that during every step of their production process, including the plantation and application of raw materials, manufacturing, packaging, etc, the outcomes should not be harmful to the human body nor cause permanent damages to the environment and ecology. For any brand to obtain such official certifications, strict examinations and high transparency with various institutions are necessary and expensive, therefore, many manufacturers and producers are reluctant with such claims.
The criteria required by different countries or institutions vary, for example Europe’s ECOCERT demands the ingredients to be at least 95% natural and 10% organic while France’s AGRICULTURE BIOLOGIQUE insists the ingredients to be at least 95% organic. Other institutions are Australia’s ACO and USA’s USDA.

Natural=Safe?

Many products in Hong Kong claim their products are “purely natural”, but is “natural” guaranteed good and healthy? 
“Natural” has a very broad meaning; products may lack preservatives and contain unprocessed natural extracts or have some natural ingredients. Therefore, products, which are labeled as natural, can be slightly processed and involve some chemicals. Such unrealistic claims may mislead consumers in selecting products, which don't match their actual needs.  This explains why some ‘natural’ products may still cause skin irritation. 
Apart from ‘natural’, other declarations such as ‘no chemicals’, “harmless’ etc have similar connotations. In general, such claims cannot 100% guarantee that the products are beneficial to the consumers so it is best and safest for consumers to select brands with certifications of international recognition.
As Hong Kong doesn't have a strict regulated legal requirement of such connotations, products claiming to be natural or organic may include very little of such ingredients. Some merchandizers may even use such wordings as selling points to attract buyers amid the small quantity of natural ingredients, thus, it is best to observe the list of chemical names of the constituents and review the possible negative effects they may have on your body.

The choice of organic?

In the past, a consumer’s choice of products is often related to the product’s effect and price. However, such practice has changed over time. Nowadays, consumers focus more on the long-term impact of the products and for this reason the trend of organic consumption has become very popular.
But why isn’t organic consumption a key trend yet? We believe in the following…

Efficacy

Majority of consumers expect quick results once they have used the products and most existing products also emphasize such concepts eg one spray for immediate result or recover youth in just a week etc to attract the attention of the consumers. The constitutes of the natural and/or organic products are often milder in effect and would normally require a much longer time for the results to appear.

Price

Take shampoo as an example. A bottle of shampoo may cost around 50-60 dollars for a household, however, for the same size yet made in Europe with organic ingredients, the price may be around 300-400 dollars. For such reason, many consumers may not be willing to explore further.
However, consumers should employ a long-term vision when applying organic products. When we implement any type of products, especially for our skin, we absorb all ingredients into our body, which will have a direct long-term impact to our health e.g. damage our skin or cause irritation. For safety and best effect reasons plus the avoidance of any side effects in the future, it is always crucial that we select organic products.
 Beyond organic? Sustainability!
Although “all organic” may be beyond reach at the moment, shouldn’t consumers have other considerations when they purchase any goods on a daily basis for the sake of our world, e.g. the sustainability of product and consumption development? In simple terms, we mean “energy saving, retaining, frugal”. From the principle of our own needs, we should always select what are most cost saving and environmental friendly such as bringing our own shopping bags and choosing the best energy and environmental labeling appliances etc. 
For the sake of the next generations, thorough considerations should originate from the level of the production cycle and the impacts, which are generated from each stakeholder. For example during manufacturing, from ingredients to packaging, what would be the stresses? Is pollution at the minimal during the production process? Are material usage minimized for packaging purposes? Have the manufacturers thought of social liabilities? The potential long-term causes of all such should be in the consideration of all consumers.
Some of the existing available environmental labels have already taken such concerns into their consideration and hold such values as their core criteria. An example includes the Nordic Swan Label. The Nordic countries are some of the most environmental friendly regimes in the world. Consumers of these countries focus highly on the product impacts, ensuring their lack of harmful substances to both the human body as well as the environment. Subsequently, everyone, including pregnant women, children and people with skin allergy, can safely use the products. Hence, it is necessary for us to understand more about such labels in order to select the most suitable and healthiest products.
In conclusion, the good news is that Hong Kong has accepted the use of real natural and organic products. As smart consumers, we need to spend wisely. Upon the purchase of the products, an analysis of the list of ingredients is compulsory. Pay attention to the actual percentage of the organic ingredients and the criteria of the environmental labels. Don’t get deceived. Josephine Fairley, the beauty expert, once said: “Why feed your skin with ingredients, which you cannot eat?” Let’s act smartly and select wisely. Use quality products and lead a healthy path.
More Information: https://www.clavis.com.hk/

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What You Need to Know About Organic Products
In recent years everyone converses upon the usage of organic products as well as the consumption of organic fruits and vegetables.  More merchandizers have also advertised rapaciously about how organic and natural their products are.  What does organic really mean? Why do so many products claim themselves to be natural? Let us simply understand this concept more.

What is organic?

In simple terms, ‘organic’ refers to a specific cultivating and manufacturing process. By definition, under such horticulture conditions, farmers are not allowed to apply any synthetic chemicals, such as pesticides, chemical fertilizers, antibiotics, etc. Organic products indicate that during every step of their production process, including the plantation and application of raw materials, manufacturing, packaging, etc, the outcomes should not be harmful to the human body nor cause permanent damages to the environment and ecology. For any brand to obtain such official certifications, strict examinations and high transparency with various institutions are necessary and expensive, therefore, many manufacturers and producers are reluctant with such claims.

The criteria required by different countries or institutions vary, for example Europe’s ECOCERT demands the ingredients to be at least 95% natural and 10% organic while France’s AGRICULTURE BIOLOGIQUE insists the ingredients to be at least 95% organic. Other institutions are Australia’s ACO and USA’s USDA.

Natural=Safe?

Many products in Hong Kong claim their products are “purely natural”, but is “natural” guaranteed good and healthy? 
“Natural” has a very broad meaning; products may lack preservatives and contain unprocessed natural extracts or have some natural ingredients. Therefore, products, which are labeled as natural, can be slightly processed and involve some chemicals. Such unrealistic claims may mislead consumers in selecting products, which don't match their actual needs.  This explains why some ‘natural’ products may still cause skin irritation. 


Apart from ‘natural’, other declarations such as ‘no chemicals’, “harmless’ etc have similar connotations. In general, such claims cannot 100% guarantee that the products are beneficial to the consumers so it is best and safest for consumers to select brands with certifications of international recognition.
As Hong Kong doesn't have a strict regulated legal requirement of such connotations, products claiming to be natural or organic may include very little of such ingredients. Some merchandizers may even use such wordings as selling points to attract buyers amid the small quantity of natural ingredients, thus, it is best to observe the list of chemical names of the constituents and review the possible negative effects they may have on your body.

The choice of organic?

In the past, a consumer’s choice of products is often related to the product’s effect and price. However, such practice has changed over time. Nowadays, consumers focus more on the long-term impact of the products and for this reason the trend of organic consumption has become very popular.
But why isn’t organic consumption a key trend yet? We believe in the following…

Efficacy

Majority of consumers expect quick results once they have used the products and most existing products also emphasize such concepts eg one spray for immediate result or recover youth in just a week etc to attract the attention of the consumers. The constitutes of the natural and/or organic products are often milder in effect and would normally require a much longer time for the results to appear.

Price

Take shampoo as an example. A bottle of shampoo may cost around 50-60 dollars for a household, however, for the same size yet made in Europe with organic ingredients, the price may be around 300-400 dollars. For such reason, many consumers may not be willing to explore further.
However, consumers should employ a long-term vision when applying organic products. When we implement any type of products, especially for our skin, we absorb all ingredients into our body, which will have a direct long-term impact to our health e.g. damage our skin or cause irritation. For safety and best effect reasons plus the avoidance of any side effects in the future, it is always crucial that we select organic products.

Beyond organic? Sustainability!

Although “all organic” may be beyond reach at the moment, shouldn’t consumers have other considerations when they purchase any goods on a daily basis for the sake of our world, e.g. the sustainability of product and consumption development? In simple terms, we mean “energy saving, retaining, frugal”. From the principle of our own needs, we should always select what are most cost saving and environmental friendly such as bringing our own shopping bags and choosing the best energy and environmental labeling appliances etc. 
For the sake of the next generations, thorough considerations should originate from the level of the production cycle and the impacts, which are generated from each stakeholder. For example during manufacturing, from ingredients to packaging, what would be the stresses? Is pollution at the minimal during the production process? Are material usage minimized for packaging purposes? Have the manufacturers thought of social liabilities? The potential long-term causes of all such should be in the consideration of all consumers.
Some of the existing available environmental labels have already taken such concerns into their consideration and hold such values as their core criteria. An example includes the Nordic Swan Label. The Nordic countries are some of the most environmental friendly regimes in the world. Consumers of these countries focus highly on the product impacts, ensuring their lack of harmful substances to both the human body as well as the environment. Subsequently, everyone, including pregnant women, children and people with skin allergy, can safely use the products. Hence, it is necessary for us to understand more about such labels in order to select the most suitable and healthiest products.
In conclusion, the good news is that Hong Kong has accepted the use of real natural and organic products. As smart consumers, we need to spend wisely. Upon the purchase of the products, an analysis of the list of ingredients is compulsory. Pay attention to the actual percentage of the organic ingredients and the criteria of the environmental labels. Don’t get deceived. Josephine Fairley, the beauty expert, once said : “Why feed your skin with ingredients, which you cannot eat?” Let’s act smartly and select wisely. Use quality products and lead a healthy path.
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4 DIY Alternatives to Conventional Natural Hair Care Products
Are you still using chemicals to clean your hair everyday? Despite of the preservatives that might hurt your hair, daily stress, living habit and pollution will also weaken your hair strength. There are actually a lot of “foods” that can provide you, at least, a chemical-free hair treatment, as alternatives of natural shampoo and conditioner, and make your hair be healthier. 
Today, we are introducing you some of many things found in the kitchen which can be used for your hair. Let’s explore the mysterious world of hair care.  
1. Ginger
It is well known that ginger has numerous of benefits when it comes to healing diseases and health problems. However, not everybody knows it is also a great ingredient in helping hair growth.
How does Ginger help?
  1. Prevents Hair Loss
A fresh ginger root contains magnesium, potassium, phosphorous, and vitamins that provide your hair follicles with nourishment, making them strong and preventing hair loss. 
  1. Controls Dandruff
Ginger has potent antimicrobial properties that help control dandruff and, in turn, curbs hair loss.
  1. Improves Blood Flow
Ginger’s active ingredients, gingerol, helps relax blood vessels and thereby improves the circulation of blood. This allows for the improved nourishment of hair follicles, ensuring faster hair growth.
Ginger with A Carrier Oil
  • 1 tbsp Carrier Oil (Olive, Jojoba, Coconut, etc.)
Method
  1. Combine the ginger paste and the carrier oil in a bowl.
  2. Cover entire scalp with the mixture and massage it for 5 minutes to improve blood circulation.
  3. Apply for at least 30 minutes and then rinse it out with your shampoo.
Why this Works?
The ginger combined with the conditioning properties of oil will nourish and strengthen your hair, ensuring that it grows out thick and healthy.
Natural Hair Care Products with similar effect
Zenz No.07 Deep Wood Shampoo contains sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and myrrh, together with avocado and aloe vera, which can stimulate hair follicles and strengthens hair growth while the scalp is cleaned gently. It is especially suitable for stress-related hair loss and thinning hair, for sensitive scalp with dandruff, eczema and itching.
2. Avocado
We all know that avocados are healthy for our bodies and how important to include them in our diets. But what about hair care? Is it healthy as well or is it only good for added shine?
How does Avocado help?
  1. Penetrate the cuticle and moisturize hair
Avocado is very rich in vitamins A, D, E and B6 and also high in proteins, amino acids, magnesium, folic acid, copper and iron, providing rich nutrients to the hair.
  1. Recover hair damages
Avocado revitalizes your scalp, it is a wonderful frizzy hair and dandruff treatment. Avocado oil works as a natural sunscreen and treats dehydrated skin.
Avocado and Honey Hair Mask
  • 1 ripe avocado
  • 1–2 tbsp of honey
  • 3–5 tbsp of olive oil
Method
  1. Blend all the ingredients very smoothly
  2. Apply to your hair and scalp, focus on the hair tips and the most damaged part.
  3. Apply for 30 – 60 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water.
Why this Works?
Besides the nourishing power of avocado, olive oil has excellent conditioning properties. Honey, on the other hand, is a humectant which helps seal water into the hair shaft, curbing moisture loss. 
Natural Hair Care Products with similar effect
Zenz No.04 Sweet Sense Shampoo gives strength and vitality to all kind of hair, natural as well as chemically treated hair. The formula moisturizes the hair intensively and restores the natural balance of hair and scalp with a fresh scent of mandarin.
3. Banana
Bananas, coconut milk and honey might sound more like ingredients for a tropical smoothie, but the combination is actually an effective deep hair conditioner. It’s easy to make, will nourish your hair and leave you with soft, smooth and shiny locks.
How does Banana help?
  1. Repair Damaged Hair
Bananas are rich in potassium that strengthens hair, minimizes breakage by restoring your hair’s natural elasticity, and facilitates repair of damaged hair.
  1. High Moisturizing Power
Bananas is packed with vitamin A, B6, C and E, as well as zinc and iron, can moisturize your hair as they contain natural oils and about 75% water.
Banana Coconut Conditioner
  • 1 banana
  • ½ cup Coconut milk
  • 2 tps Coconut oil
  • 2 tps Honey
Method
  1. Cut a banana into pieces and place them in a bowl.
  2. Add honey, coconut milk and coconut oil. You may add another tps of oil if you are prone to dry, frizzy hair.
  3. Transfer the contents into a blender and blend for 45 to 60 seconds until the mixture is smooth and there are no banana chunks.
  4. Apply for 30 minutes and rinse with shampoo.
Why this Works?
With regular use, banana hair masks can increase the moisture content of your hair by its rich nutrients, smooth frizz and prevent dandruff by soothing and moisturizing your itchy scalp. Hence, it is great for dry hair itchy, flaky scalp because it keeps hair hydrated and healthy.
Natural Hair Care Products with similar effect
Zenz No.02 Pure Conditioner contains zero fragrance or essential oils and suitable for the whole family, pregnant women, children and people with perfume allergy. The formula of organic cold-pressed avocado oil and organic aloe vera coats each strand of hair with a protective, invisible film to maintain the intensity of colored hair. Suitable for delicate hair and sensitive scalp.
4. Beer
The beer provides excellent nutritional value to the hair and contains as many sought-after ingredients as most other hair care products have. Beer treatment recipes for hair are very simple, they need a few minutes to prepare
How does Beer help?
  1. Helps the hair become stronger and healthier
Proteins help repair damaged hair and restore its structure. Vitamins B stimulate hair growth and Maltose helps hair become stronger. Biotin is one of the most important vitamins providing healthy hair growth. Biotin also helps prevent dandruff and stop hair loss.
  1. Makes the hair look better
Sucrose enhances natural shine by tightening hair cuticles. Corn, wheat, and rice protein add volume and help hair appear thicker.
Beer for Hair Growth
  • 1 cup of beer
  • 1 onion
  • 1 tps of coconut oil
Method
  1. Grind an onion in the juicer. Add coconut oil and beer to make a gelatinous paste.
  2. Massage the mixture into the scalp and apply the left blend to the hair.
  3. Leave until the mixture is dry on the scalp and rinse the hair with water and shampoo.
Why this Works?
The nutrients in beer can soften the hair, restore the damaged hair structure, give a healthy shine, remove dandruff, accelerate hair growth and take good care of the scalp condition. Onion is good for stimulating hair growth, without leaving any scent on your hair.
Natural Hair Care Products with similar effect
Zenz No.10 Eucalyptus Shampoo can help stimulating blood circulation & provides new energy to the hair follicles. Its antiseptic and degreasing effect, is ideal for hair that feels heavy or tends to be oily https://www.clavis.com.hk/.


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