Discover The Mind boggling Minerals In Sea Moss For Hair Transformation

Discover the mind boggling minerals in sea moss for hair transformation

Are you tired of continuous 'bad hair days'? Countless mornings instantly burdened with the relentless battle against your lifeless strands, all in the name of looking somewhat civil. 

No matter how you prepare, you spend copious amounts of time dealing with soaking greasy roots, whilst your scalp itches at the worst of times, leaving you frustrated and self-conscious throughout the day.

If this sounds familiar, take a deep breath, better days are yours to claim with this easy-to-follow guide that will help transform your hair from dull and lifeless to sought-after and irresistible!

Keep them guessing as we reveal the key to a world of confidence, compliments, and locks that dance with the rhythm of life!

Hair regeneration properties & their roles in sea moss

ZINC

Zinc is directly responsible for several hair and scalp relieving factors such as sebum regulation of the sebaceous glands (responsible for imbalances of natural protective oils produced by the scalp) premature graying, fortifying hair follicles against damage, anti-antioxidant protection and hair loss caused by deficiency.

VITAMIN C & COLLAGAN

 Vitamin C is essential for the production of collagen, a protein glorified in beauty organizations around the world directly linked with building strong cell structures in the hair and skin. Collagen strengthens the hair shaft, preventing breakage, and provides fresh grounds for hair growth with its strong antioxidant nature. It also plays an essential role in aiding the absorption of iron, another vital component, into the blood.

IRON

Iron is a crucial component in hemoglobin, a protein found in red blood cells. Hemoglobin binds to oxygen and transports it throughout the body via the bloodstream to all the cells, including those that make up hair follicles. Adequate blood and oxygen supply to the follicles is the only way to improve the quality of life of the cell and of every cell in the body. Without adequate oxygen results include cell death and poor function.

VITAMIN E 

Vitamin E, another profound compound hailed in the beauty industry for its cell moisturizing properties, it also enhances blood flow and stimulates capillary's in producing collagen which result in the production of 'keratin' widely recognized in thickening hair and providing a healthy shine. Also working hand in hand with vitamin C and iron in the smooth deliver oxygen to the hair follicles whilst regulating the production of 'sebum' responsible for imbalances in natural oils produced by the scalp by soothing glands and balancing PH levels.

 B VITAMINS

 B9 (Folic Acid) B2 (Riboflavin) B7 (Biotin), and B12 (Cobalamin) are all mainly involved directly in cell energy metabolism and the maintenance of hair cells. Studies have linked deficiencies of some the above vitamins to premature grey hair, poor cell energy, and hair loss.

 *Vitamins and minerals play key roles in every function of the body and need to regularly replenished. Vitamins A, K, E & D are fat-soluble vitamins that stay in the body for longer, Vitamin C/B vitamins are water-soluble vitamins that need replacing daily with your water cycle for optimal health & benefit*

With this powerhouse concoction of elements found in sea moss combined, will get to work almost instantly upon application and with continuous use, will produce long-lasting results. Sea moss is scientifically backed to aid in hair follicle regeneration and protection from further damage without the use of heavy chemical application.

Internal ingestion as well as topically application is recommended for faster results

 

How to use sea moss gel on hair

Pre-shower Sea Moss Hair Mask

  • Before showering, apply a generous amount of sea moss gel to your scalp, hair roots, lengths, and tips. (Adding honey, aloe vera gel, or plain yogurt as a bulking agent are all deemed to have remarkable conditioning properties with yogurt containing proteins and lactic acid (waste cell removal)
  • Massage it into your hair and scalp, ensuring even coverage.
  • Leave the sea moss gel on for 20-30 minutes to allow your hair to soak up its nourishing properties.

Afterward, proceed with regular shampooing and conditioning routine.

    Sea moss infused oil

    • Combine sea moss gel with a carrier oil of your choice hair regeneration oils such as rosemary oil, castor oil, argan oil, coconut oil, olive oil, or jojoba oil).
    • Add optional essential oils such as lavender, rosemary, or tea tree oil to neutralize any potential odors from the sea moss stored. 
    • Let the mixture infuse for a few days in a cool, dark place in an airtight container.
    • Strain the mixture to remove any solid sea moss particles.
    • Use the sea moss-infused oil as a hair and scalp treatment.

    Apply it to your hair and scalp, massage gently, and leave it on for at least 30 minutes before shampooing and conditioning.

    Deep conditioning treatment

    • Begin by shampooing your hair as usual.
    • Apply your regular conditioner and leave it on for the recommended time.
    • Rinse out the conditioner thoroughly.
    • Gently squeeze out any excess water from your hair.
    • Divide your hair into sections using a wide-toothed comb.
    • Apply sea moss gel from the roots to the ends of your hair.
    • Ensure even distribution.

    Wash out all the remaining with shampoo and dry.

      Leave in style serum after shampoo & conditioning 

      • Sea moss gel can also be used as a leave-in conditioner.
      • After washing and conditioning your hair, squeeze out excess water.
      • Apply a small amount of sea moss gel to the lengths and tips of your damp hair.
      • Style your hair as you normally would, without rinsing out the gel.

        Note

      • Sea moss gel is a safe product, free from harsh chemicals and aggressive ingredients commonly found in commercial hair conditioners, such as parabens.
      • Regular use of sea moss gel can help improve hair texture, shine, and overall health.

      Incorporating sea moss gel into your hair care routine can provide your hair with the nourishment it needs to stay healthy, shiny, and manageable. Whether used as a pre-shower mask, deep conditioner, or leave-in treatment, sea moss gel is a versatile and natural way to enhance your hair care regime.

      Start your haircare journey today with results often seen within weeks!

      FAQs

      Who can use it? Sea moss is considered a safe product providing benefits for ALL hair types. (we advise a patch test for confirmation allowing a reaction window of 48 hours )

      How often can i use it on my hair? There is no specific limit as to how many times you can use sea moss but we recommend 2-5 times a week depending on condition of the hair.

      Is it safe for babies?  Our sea moss is considered a natural safe product with no added nasties from us. (we advise a patch test for confirmation allowing a 48 hour window)

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