Apigenin is essentially a bioactive flavonoid. It is extracted from parsley, celery, and chamomile; It primarily works by preventing the weakening of blood capillaries and reinforcing the skin's matrix that supports the entire vascular network. Therefore, it prevents the deterioration of the skin's collagen.

Aloe vera extract is an excellent moisturizer, promotes elasticity, and prevents skin aging. For the scalp, it would help collagen production and delay alopecia (hair loss). Several studies have also shown its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, promoting healing, treating canker sores, gingivitis, or even oral lichen planus.

Oleanolic acid is a natural component found mainly in olives and grapes. It boasts strong anti-aging properties: it improves blood flow to the roots and rejuvenates the hair follicle. This helps to stop or prevent hair loss, leaving hair strong and abundant.

Biotin also acts as a coenzyme, stimulating the action of some essential enzymes in cell duplication processes. In other words, it promotes the growth of rapidly reproducing tissues, such as skin and hair. In the scalp, this translates to greater elasticity and less hair breakage, resulting in better protection against hair loss. It is extracted from plant sources such as soy, wheat germ, yeast, among others.

It is perhaps one of the most widely used components in cosmetics for its effectiveness and versatility. In addition to its great moisturizing properties, it also improves the consistency of products and helps them penetrate the scalp's skin.

It is a broad-spectrum preservative and antifungal agent. CHA, unlike many other more common preservatives, is very effective at neutral pH levels. It is also an ion chelator of iron; Low iron environments show lower mold growth (Happi). CHA is believed to be a replacement for parabens, which are a widely used preservative but have many associated health and safety issues.

Citric acid is a weak organic acid found in fruits like lemons or oranges. Lemon juice contains approximately 5-8% citric acid. It is an important component because it has the ability to remove moisture, balance pH, eliminate residue buildup (resulting in natural shine to the hair), and close open hair cuticles (making it appear shinier and with more vivid color).

Excellent moisturizer and antibacterial, promotes cell regeneration, anti-inflammatory, rich in Vitamin B, reduces redness, helps reduce dandruff, prevents split ends, promotes growth, adds shine, and naturally lightens hair.

It comes from a tree native to Sri Lanka and is preferably grown in areas with warm and fairly humid climates. This is why it is common to find it in countries such as India, Brazil, Madagascar, Seychelles Islands, Mauritius Islands, and southern China.

The spice, as we know it, comes from the inner bark of this tree. It is extracted after peeling and rubbing the branches. Once this process is done, the bark is rolled, dried, and left to bleach. Among its excellent properties are high levels of vitamin C and B, calcium, iron, magnesium, sodium, zinc, iodine, potassium, and phosphorus. Among its functions is improving scalp circulation, stimulating growth. It keeps the scalp clean thanks to its antiseptic properties.

It is derived from fatty acids from coconut oil. Epichlorohydrin and sodium bisulfite react to the fatty acids (lauric acid) in coconut oil to obtain CAHS. It is a clear liquid with a mild and characteristic odor. It has many groups in its structure, which can counteract the ions of other ingredients and react with them to form a stable product.

It is an emollient agent, highly moisturizing and softening, obtained from cold-pressed Castor seeds. Its ability to stimulate collagen production and its quick absorption helps with hair growth, leaving it stronger and shinier.

Glyceryl Oleate is used for its most common purpose: binding moisture to the skin. It is a common ingredient in sunscreen and hundreds of other cosmetic products.

Shea butter, or butyrospermum parkii butter, is a vegetable fat obtained from the nut of the fruit of a tree that is native to the savannah belt in sub-Saharan Africa, which spans 19 countries. The sweet pulp of the fruit is widely consumed in areas where the species is grown and is a rich source of sugars, proteins, calcium, ascorbic acid, and iron. It acts as a good skin conditioning agent and is used on dry and dehydrated skin and deep wrinkles, promoting a appearance of smooth, soft, and healthy skin. It also has high concentrations of vitamin E, the skin's natural antioxidants. Alpha-tocopherol, the most important skin vitamin, comprised 64% of the total tocopherol content. Vitamin E is the main lipophilic antioxidant in our skin and is very important for protecting our skin from UV radiation-induced free radical attack.