Zoom on holy basil Holy basil, also known as tulsi, is a plant held in high esteem by the Hindus of Southeast Asia where it is often planted around temples. Used as a 'drug' for over 3,000 years in Ayurvedic medicine, today, tulsi is starting to gain notoriety in the West too, thanks above all to the latest scientific research which has confirmed its richness in active healing ingredients. Thanks to its purifying, rebalancing and calming properties, it is called 'The Incomparable' by Indian women who use it above all for the care of their hair. Other Ingredients: Neem Oil Native to India, where it is commonly referred to as “the village pharmacy”, the Neem tree boasts a remarkable arsenal of exceptional properties that help to: • Detoxify the scalp and prevent the build-up of sebum , • Helps free hair from dandruff, reduces flaking and irritant symptomatic effects such as redness and itching, • Stimulates local microcirculation and nourishes the hair bulbs, • Gives softness and shine to 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! • Grapefruit – purifying and astringent, balances excessive sebum production. • Oregano – powerful antibacterial and antiparasitic, helps eliminate dandruff, fungus and irritation. • Rosemary – invigorating, stimulates local microcirculation and revitalizes the scalp.