Hair Care

Hair growth can be affected by zinc deficiency, protein deficiency, and anemia. It can also be linked with several hormonal fluctuations associated with pregnancy, menopause, PCOS etc. If you have certain nutritional deficiency your hairs might turn brittle, shed or can lose its natural luster. If your body is facing a deficit of Vitamin B, your cells can starve which can lead to weak hairs, prone to breaking easily. Iron deficiency can lead to anemia which has a devastating effect on the entire body including hairs. Vitamin C deficiency can lead to weak hair follicles. Even minor deficiencies of this vitamin can lead to dry hairs that are prone to easy breakage. Low levels of zinc can lead to dandruff. Low or NO carb diet can also affect healthy hair growth. Besides diet, even more, hair massages with natural, nutritious oil are vital for supplying nutrients to the roots of the hair to ensure proper growth.

Our category of hair care foods includes several nutritionally rich foods that can help provide vital nutrients required for healthy and lustrous hair. Our array of food includes brazil nuts, oyster sauce, ACV , certain supplements etc. We also have certain oils such as tea tree oil which can help enhance the texture of your externally. Changing your diet now or applying oils today will affect only new growth, not the part of the hair that is already visible. Also, you need to take care of hair externally by at least washing it properly, applying oils and daily combing it.

Let not your bad hair day turn to days or week by including healthy natural hair care food products in your diet and health care regime.