The shampoo contains caffeine that lowers the testorone and di-hydrotestorone, which cause male baldness. But also menopausal women, where the estrogen is decreasing, experience thinning hair. Caffeine therefore also has a positive contribution to thinning hair. In addition, caffeine promotes hair growth.
Caffeine is absorbed by the hair roots during washing and retained there for a longer period of time. It is therefore important to allow the shampoo to absorb properly so that the caffeine has a good chance to be absorbed.
Green tea strengthens the scalp's resistance and helps improve hair follicles in their recovery. It restores the scalp, has a calming effect and helps to combat hair loss and dandruff.
Mint not only provides a fresh feeling, but also stimulates the scalp. Mint also has an anti-inflammatory effect.
Glycerin and guar gum provide the necessary hydration of the scalp. Inulin, a prebiotic from chicory, feeds the good bacteria present on the scalp.