BCN Scalp for hair strengthening

BCN Scalp contains active ingredients whose loss or deficiency can cause hair loss: dexpanthenol and biotin. It also contains other B vitamins and iron.

Dexpanthenol, a natural component of skin and hair, is the alcoholic analogue of pantothenic acid or vitamin B5 and is therefore a provitamin B5 that is rapidly absorbed through the skin and converted to vitamin B5. Its effectiveness is based on its great moisturizing capacity and good penetration into the skin. It increases the level of moisture in the stratum corneum, reducing transepidermal water loss and maintains the natural smoothness and elasticity of the skin. Its mechanism of action is based on its status as a component of coenzyme A, a substance essential for numerous biochemical processes, and, in general, it acts as a cofactor in acetylation reactions.

Biotin, called vitamin H, vitamin B7, or vitamin B8, is essential for cell growth, fatty acid production, and amino acid metabolism. By accelerating lipid synthesis, it improves the function of the skin as a natural barrier. It is also a natural seborgulator, relieves the symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis, eczema and dry skin, helps fight hair loss and premature discoloration of the capillaries.

Thiamine or vitamin B1 is an antioxidant that increases blood circulation in the skin and scalp. This action improves the penetration of blood and fluids - and therefore oxygen - into various areas of the skin and hair follicles. Through this, thiamine prevents hair loss and promotes the growth of new hair, achieving a significant improvement in the condition of hair that looks shiny and lustrous.

It has been proven that pyridoxine or vitamin B6 reduces the formation of dihydrotestosterone and regulates its excess in the hair root, thereby limiting their loss and stimulating their growth. Balances oily skin by limiting the secretion of sebaceous glands. Fights dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis. Reduces itching and inflammation of the skin (atopic eczema).

Iron, as the main component of many proteins and enzymes, has a direct effect on the hair, so some types of alopecia are usually corrected by increasing the iron content. In addition, iron is necessary for the formation of keratin, the main protein component of the outer layers of skin and hair, which affects the healthy appearance of skin, nails and hair.