A brief look at raw materials:

Babassu oil:

A wonderful natural product as it is rich in lauric acid with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It penetrates deep into the hair follicles, moisturizes and gives the hair softness and shine. It also helps with dandruff and itching, promotes hair growth with regular use and soothes sensitive scalps. Experience the beneficial effect of babassu oil on your hair and scalp – give it a try!

Castor oil:

It is indispensable in soap production for foam formation and stabilization. It is also used as a home remedy for hair care. As it contains many nutrients, it can support hair growth and soothe the scalp. Castor oil can help reduce dandruff and itching, making hair softer and shinier. Regular use leads to healthier and stronger hair, but it should not be used excessively to avoid overproduction of sebum.

Milk thistle oil:

The fatty acids give the hair care and shine. It penetrates deep into the hair structure, moisturizes and revitalizes. It also strengthens the hair roots and promotes hair growth. Milk thistle oil has an anti-inflammatory effect, soothes the scalp and can help with dandruff or itching. It can be used as a leave-in conditioner or in hair masks. It is particularly beneficial for fine hair as it is light and does not weigh it down.

Broccoli seed oil:

A very valuable natural product. Vitamin E, omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants promote hair growth. This improves the hair structure. It strengthens the hair by moisturizing, nourishing and repairing it. Broccoli seed oil can also help with hair loss as it improves blood circulation to the scalp. It can also help to relieve dandruff and itching and soothe the scalp. Broccoli seed oil gives hair a natural shine. It is nature’s alternative to silicones.

Pork lard:

This ingredient contains natural moisturizers and nutrients that can make hair soft and shiny. However, it is important to note that lard is also rich in saturated fatty acids, which can weigh hair down and make it look greasy if used in excess. It is therefore advisable to use it sparingly and mix it with other natural oils or ingredients to maximize the benefits and minimize unwanted side effects.