Konjac Walnut Facial Exfoliator - BANBU

Zoom on maca Legend has it that the Inca warriors, before going into battle, to draw strength and vigor, consumed the maca root, but that once the city was conquered, they were forbidden to consume it to protect women from their immoderate desire sexual. Today maca continues to be grown in the Andes by the descendants of the ancient Incas, the Quechua people. It is grown at altitudes ranging from 4,000 to 5,000 metres, in an inhospitable region, characterized by intense sun, turbulent winds and extreme temperature variations. Like all plants that grow in difficult situations, maca is a plant that accumulates many nutrients and substances that allow it to face these adverse situations. Accumulation is so important that the land where it grows is depleted to such an extent that nothing else can be grown on it for several years. Other ingredients: Safflower oil Rich in vitamins C, E, K, resins, fats and mineral salts, it promotes hair growth in three ways: • locally inhibiting the factors that cause hair loss, • increasing the supply of nutrients at the of scalp • by stimulating the proliferation of keratinocytes (the cells that make up the hair). Castor oil Known hero of the hair world, thanks to its high content of ricinoleic acid, castor oil: • prevents the formation of split ends and hair loss • gives shine and vitality to even the driest and most damaged hair • prevents and fights dandruff thanks to its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties • balances the PH of the scalp Wheat proteins With amino acids similar to those that make up our hair, they penetrate deep into the hair shaft where: • they strengthen their structure; • improve and maintain their hydration; • smoothes, smoothes and compacts the hair fiber. Even its perfume has proven beneficial properties! Petitgrain – purifying and astringent, balances excessive sebum production. • Grapefruit – revitalizing, stimulates the hair growth phase. • Ginger – tonic and strengthener, counteracts hair loss and the appearance of dandruff. • Rosemary – vasodilator, promotes tissue oxygenation of the hair follicles, increasing their activity. How to use Wet the hair and shampoo and apply it directly to the hair, gently massage the hair and scalp and rinse thoroughly. Please note Any product dedicated to combating hair loss acts at the level of the hair follicles that are still active – the greater the number of these follicles, the greater the effectiveness of the treatment. For this reason, early interventions usually offer better results. 90 g