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There is a solution for grey hair
Grey or white hair is a completely natural part of the ageing process. How early it becomes visible depends primarily on genetic predisposition: while some people discover their first grey strands in their early 20s, others retain their natural hair colour well into their 50s.
In this blog, you will find all the important information about grey hair and our Anti-Grey Elixir.
There is a solution for grey hair
Grey or white hair is a completely natural part of the ageing process. How early it becomes visible depends primarily on genetic predisposition: while some people discover their first grey strands in their early 20s, others retain their natural hair colour well into their 50s.
In this blog, you will find all the important information about grey hair and our Anti-Grey Elixir.
Our active ingredient against hair loss: Anti-Grey Elixir
With triple action and without the use of colour pigments, this scalp elixir helps grey hair regain its original natural colour, repigments it from the root and protects against future pigment loss. Revitalised hair regains its healthy strength and youthful radiance.
Our active ingredient against hair loss: Anti-Grey Elixir
With triple action and without the use of colour pigments, this scalp elixir helps grey hair regain its original natural colour, repigments it from the root and protects against future pigment loss. Revitalised hair regains its healthy strength and youthful radiance.
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Who is Anti-Grey Elixir suitable for?
- When the first grey hairs start to appear in your natural hair colour
- To prevent grey hair from the age of 30 or even earlier to maintain healthy hair colour
- For hair that has been largely white for a long time, the treatment is unlikely to be successful
- The younger you start the treatment, the higher the probability of success and thus the chance of maintaining your hair colour
Who is Anti-Grey Elixir suitable for?
- When the first grey hairs start to appear in your natural hair colour
- To prevent grey hair from the age of 30 or even earlier to maintain healthy hair colour
- For hair that has been largely white for a long time, the treatment is unlikely to be successful
- The younger you start the treatment, the higher the probability of success and thus the chance of maintaining your hair colour
How is Anti-Grey Elixir used?
- Shake before use.
- Apply the contents of 1-2 pipettes (at least 3 ml) to the scalp after washing your hair or independently of washing your hair and massage in gently.
- Do not rinse out! Ideally, leave on overnight.
- Regular use ensures success. Daily use is recommended.
How is Anti-Grey Elixir used?
- Shake before use.
- Apply the contents of 1-2 pipettes (at least 3 ml) to the scalp after washing your hair or independently of washing your hair and massage in gently.
- Do not rinse out! Ideally, leave on overnight.
- Regular use ensures success. Daily use is recommended.
How does Anti-Grey Elixir work?
Anti-Grey Elixir revitalises the hair, restoring its healthy strength and youthful radiance. The cell-active power scalp lotion works in three ways:
1. It reactivates the hair's natural pigmentation from the root, without the addition of artificial colour pigments.
2. It consistently protects the hair from further pigment loss.
3. It revitalises the hair, restoring its healthy strength and youthful radiance.
How does Anti-Grey Elixir work?
Anti-Grey Elixir revitalises the hair, restoring its healthy strength and youthful radiance. The cell-active power scalp lotion works in three ways:
- It reactivates the hair's natural pigmentation from the root, without the addition of artificial colour pigments.
- It consistently protects the hair from further pigment loss.
- It revitalises the hair, restoring its healthy strength and youthful radiance.
What ingredients are in Anti-Grey Elixir?
- Biomimetic peptide as a pigmentation booster
- Plant extract from the candle bush as an anti-ageing power ingredient
- Aqueous extract from the healing stone malachite as an energy booster
Anti-Grey Elixir contains no artificial colour pigments! 97% of the ingredients are of natural origin. With patented, clinically tested active ingredient (biomimetic peptide)
What else happens when hair turns grey or white?
Ageing and cell damage caused by oxidative stress often lead to a loss of colour pigment and impair other metabolic processes. This can result in the loss of hair mass, lipids and proteins. In addition to its colour brilliance, the hair also loses elasticity and stability, and its physical properties change.
What ingredients are in Anti-Grey Elixir?
- Biomimetic peptide as a pigmentation booster
- Plant extract from the candle bush as an anti-ageing power ingredient
- Aqueous extract from the healing stone malachite as an energy booster
Anti-Grey Elixir contains no artificial colour pigments! 97% of the ingredients are of natural origin. With patented, clinically tested active ingredient (biomimetic peptide)
What else happens when hair turns grey or white?
Ageing and cell damage caused by oxidative stress often lead to a loss of colour pigment and impair other metabolic processes. This can result in the loss of hair mass, lipids and proteins. In addition to its colour brilliance, the hair also loses elasticity and stability, and its physical properties change.
What are the causes of grey hair?
Our genes are largely responsible for the hair turning grey. As we age, this results in a metabolic imbalance in the hair follicle and the pigment-forming cells (melanocytes), which causes the hair to gradually lose its colour pigment, melanin.
However, illnesses such as hormonal imbalances, surgery, chemotherapy, or severe psychological stress can also cause gray hair. An unhealthy lifestyle, such as smoking, vitamin and mineral deficiencies due to poor nutrition, as well as environmental pollution and stress, can also be a cause.
What are the causes of grey hair?
Our genes are largely responsible for the hair turning grey. As we age, this results in a metabolic imbalance in the hair follicle and the pigment-forming cells (melanocytes), which causes the hair to gradually lose its colour pigment, melanin.
However, illnesses such as hormonal imbalances, surgery, chemotherapy, or severe psychological stress can also cause gray hair. An unhealthy lifestyle, such as smoking, vitamin and mineral deficiencies due to poor nutrition, as well as environmental pollution and stress, can also be a cause.
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How is grey hair formed?
Research has discovered: people whose hair turns grey are suffering from oxidative stress in the hair follicle and the pigment-forming cells (melanocytes). This oxidative stress in the hair roots is acutely triggered by an accumulation of hydrogen peroxide.
In people whose hair turns grey their hydrogen peroxide concentration is higher than normal. Mostly there is a lack of those enzymes (catalases) that are responsible for the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide. Too much hydrogen peroxide impedes the functioning of the enzyme tyrosinase, which is vital for colour pigment formation.
The consequence: Step by step, the hair increasingly fades and turns grey or white. Find out more here on how and whether you can prevent the formation of grey hair.
The consequence: Step by step, the hair increasingly fades and turns grey or white. Find out more here on how and whether you can prevent the formation of grey hair.
Research has discovered: people whose hair turns grey are suffering from oxidative stress in the hair follicle and the pigment-forming cells (melanocytes). This oxidative stress in the hair roots is acutely triggered by an accumulation of hydrogen peroxide.
In people whose hair turns grey their hydrogen peroxide concentration is higher than normal. Mostly there is a lack of those enzymes (catalases) that are responsible for the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide. Too much hydrogen peroxide impedes the functioning of the enzyme tyrosinase, which is vital for colour pigment formation.
What does an active ingredient have to do to stop the formation of grey hair?
- To counteract grey hair, the formation of hydrogen peroxide must be prevented and the ageing process in the dermal papillary cell must be counteracted.
- The colour pigment-forming cells (melanocytes) must be reactivated.
- The hair papilla must be supplied with everything needed for the formation and function of the important enzymes.
»Researchers are increasingly understanding the processes that occur in our body as we age. This provides us with new ways to help people to maintain their natural beauty and youthful radiance. We regard Anti-Grey Elixir as an anti-aging innovation and a very good example for the practical application of long-standing research and development.«
DR. CHRISTIAN ADER, HEAD OF RESEARCH, DEVEOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
»Researchers are increasingly understanding the processes that occur in our body as we age. This provides us with new ways to help people to maintain their natural beauty and youthful radiance. We regard Anti-Grey Elixir as an anti-aging innovation and a very good example for the practical application of long-standing research and development.«
DR. CHRISTIAN ADER, HEAD OF RESEARCH, DEVEOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
