KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Replenishes nutrients and makes the hair luscious.
- Prevents premature graying and hair loss.
- Improves blood circulation and accelerates hair growth.
- Purely natural with no mineral oils or chemicals.
- Increases the density and shine.
Paraben Free
Dermatologically Tested
100% Vegan
No Animal Testing
Product Details
Description
Red Onion Hair Oil: An authentic and soothing blend fortified with nurturing traits of Red Onion oil. It is a treat to dull and damaging hair, stimulating blood flow and regenerating hair follicles to accelerate hair growth. Red Onion Hair Serum: A simple yet effective formulation with livening qualities that is feather light and non-greasy. Gets absorbed deeply nourishing the scalp, and arresting hair loss and premature graying while adding volume and luster.
Ingredient Science
Onion Oil
Full of vital vitamins like A, C, E, and B complex, it is a rich nutrient source for the scalp and damaged hair. The Sulfur present in onions helps counter infections and prevent dandruff .
Niacinamide
A form of Vit B3, reduces inflammation and protects against external damages. It improves health from within and builds hair density .
Blackseed Oil
Extracted from the finest grapeseed, it carries the antioxidative qualities that restore moisture and removes dandruff making the hair soft and shiny.
Vitamin C Oil
Natural antioxidant that controls hair damage, restores shine, and boosts growth. It protects the lipid layer of the scalp and prevents oxidation from stressing out the follicles.
How to Use
- Step 1 - Pour required amount of anti hairfall onion oil onto your palms and gently massage into hair and scalp to boost blood circulation at the hair roots.
- Step2 - Leave it for 1hour and wash it with shampoo folowed by conditioner.
- Step3 - Rinse well and apply required amount of hair regrowth serum using the dropper directly in slightly wet hair or dry hair as leave -on treatment.
- Step4 - massage with fingertips to help serum penetrate deeper into the hair roots . Style as dersired.
