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KERASCALP

ALSO KNOWN AS: Amla Fruit Extract 1

An amla fruit extract that addresses the two most common hair concerns: hair loss and greying. It strengthens hair follicles, improves density and thickness, reduces shedding, and helps preserve natural hair colour, including under stress conditions. 1,2

EFFECTIVE CONCENTRATION 2% 3

TIME TO RESULTS 90 days 2

CATEGORY Anti-Hair Loss 1

STABILITY

Generally stable · Avoid light and humidity 1,4

HOW IT WORKS

KERASCALP™ is derived from amla, a fruit long used in Ayurvedic medicine for hair health. It works by protecting a key protein in the scalp that maintains the stem cells responsible for both hair growth and natural colour. When this protein declines, hair thins and greying accelerates. KERASCALP™ helps preserve it, keeping follicles active and pigment-producing cells healthy for longer. 2,3

KEY BENEFITS

Reduces Hair Loss: Strengthens weak follicles and improves hair density and thickness with continued use. 1,2,5
Delays Greying: Helps preserve the scalp's natural pigment-producing cells to slow the onset of grey hair. 1,5
Supports Scalp Health: Rebalances the scalp environment to promote healthier, more vital-looking hair. 1,2,5
Visibly Fuller, Shinier Hair: Clinically shown to improve hair shine, thickness, and density over time. 1,2,5

INTERACTION WARNINGS

Kerascalp is a 100% natural-origin ingredient with no known major contraindications. 1,2 As a general reminder, avoid combining Cellexia products with retinol. Discontinue use if any irritation occurs.

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Kollagénes Hajregeneráló Szérum

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Amla Extract Stimulates Hair Follicle Cell Growth: Amla fruit extract was shown to stimulate the growth of the specialised cells at the base of each hair follicle that control hair cycling, suggesting it works by extending the active growth phase of the follicle. 7
Amla Shown to Improve Hair Growth in Women with Hair Loss: In the first clinical trial of its kind, women taking amla showed a significant increase in the proportion of hair follicles in the active growth phase compared to placebo after 12 weeks, supporting amla's effectiveness for hair loss. 8
Amla Outperforms Minoxidil in Hair Follicle Growth Testing: Among seventeen plants screened for their ability to block the hormone-related process that causes follicle shrinkage, amla ranked second most potent. In topical testing, it produced a higher hair follicle count than minoxidil, a leading hair loss treatment. 9