Product Description

Contents
• Hair Loss
• Alopecia
• Challenges in Therapeutic Options
• Therapeutic Options Approach of Natural Ingredients
• Energer hair gel Natural way to beautiful hair
• Composition of ENERGERhair gel & hair oil & Indication
 
Hair Loss
Hair has been called our "crowning glory." Society has placed a great deal of social and cultural importance on hair and hairstyles. Unfortunately, many conditions, diseases, and improper hair care result in excessive hair loss. People, who notice their hair shedding in large amounts after combing or brushing, or whose hair becomes thinner or fallout, require help of a Cosmetologist or a Dermatologist.
Diet, medications including vitamins and health food taken in the last six months, family history of hair loss, recent illness, and hair care habits are some of the reasons for Hair fall. Sudden change in the climatic conditions for e.g. in case of relocation or migration can also be added factors.
Hormonal effects may be evaluated in women by asking about menstrual cycles, pregnancies, and menopause. So, it's important to find the cause and whether or not the problem will respond to medical treatment.
 
Normal Hair Growth
About *0 percent of the hair on a person's scalp is growing at any one time. The growth phase lasts between two and six years. Ten percent of the hair is in a resting phase that lasts two to three months. At the end of its resting stage, the hair is shed. When a hair is shed, a new hair from the same follicle replaces it and the growing cycle starts again. Scalp hair grows about one-half inch a month. As people age, their rate of hair growth slows. Natural blondes typically have more hair (**0,**0 hairs) than brunettes (**5,**0 hairs) or redheads (*0,**0 hairs). Most hair shedding is due to the normal hair cycle and losing **-to***0 hairs per day are no cause for alarm.
 
Causes of Excessive Hair Loss Cosmetic procedures at beauty clinics:
Improper Hair Cosmetic Use/Improper Hair Care - Many men and women use chemical treatments on their hair, including dyes, tints, bleaches, strengtheners and permanent waves. These treatments rarely damage hair if they are done correctly. However, the hair can become weak and break if any of these chemicals are used too often. Hair can also break if the solution is left on too long, if two procedures are done on the same day, or if bleach is applied to previously bleached hair. If hair becomes brittle from chemical treatments, it's best to stop until the hair has grown out.
 
General maintenance
Hairstyles that pull on the hair, like ponytails and braids, should not be pulled tightly and should be alternated with looser hairstyles. The constant pull causes some hair loss, especially along the sides of the scalp.
Shampooing, combing and brushing too often, can also damage hair, causing it to break. Using a cream rinse or conditioner after shampooing will make it more manageable and easier to comb. When hair is wet, it is more fragile, so vigorous rubbing with a towel, and rough combing and brushing should be avoided.
 
Hereditary
Hereditary Thinning or Balding - Hereditary balding or thinning is the most common cause of hair loss. The tendency can be inherited from either the mother's or father's side of the family. Women with this trait develop thinning hair, but do not become completely bald.
 
Androgenetic Alopecia
makes follicles sensitive to the effects of DHT. This is the most common form of hair loss and can also affect women. Other terms for this condition include: MPB, male pattern baldness, female pattern baldness, hereditary Alopecia and Androgenic Alopecia.
 
Alopecia Areata
A disorder in which the immune system attacks the hair follicles, causing loss of hair on the scalp, face, and other parts of the body. In this type of hair loss, hair usually falls out, resulting in totally smooth, round patches about the size of a coin or larger. 
The cause of alopecia areata is unknown. Apart from the hair loss, affected persons are generally in excellent health. In most cases, the hair re-grows by itself. Treatments include topical medications, a special kind of light treatment, or in some cases pills.
 
Pregnancy and Lactation:
When a woman is pregnant, more of her hairs will be growing. However, after a woman delivers her baby, many hairs enter the resting phase of the hair cycle. Within two to three months, some women will notice large amounts of hair coming out in their brushes and combs. This can last one to six months, but resolves completely in most cases.
 
Thyroid Disease:
Both an over-active thyroid and an under-active thyroid can cause hair loss. Hair loss associated with thyroid disease can be reversed with proper treatment.
 
Inadequate Protein in Diet:
Some people, who go on crash diets that are low in protein, or have severely abnormal eating habits, may develop protein malnutrition. The body will save protein by shifting growing hairs into the resting phase. Massive hair shedding can occur two to three months later. Hair can then be pulled out by the roots fairly easily. This condition can be reversed and prevented by eating the proper amount of protein and, when dieting, maintaining adequate protein intake.
 
Medications:
Some prescription drugs may cause temporary hair shedding. Examples include some of the medicines used for the following: gout, arthritis, depression, heart problems, high blood pressure, or blood thinner. High doses of vitamin A may also cause hair shedding.
 
Cancer Treatments:
Some cancer treatments will cause hair cells to stop dividing. Hairs become thin and break off as they exit the scalp. This occurs one to three weeks after the treatment. Patients can lose up to *0 percent of their scalp hair. The hair will re grow after treatment ends.
 
Birth Control Pills:
Women who lose hair while taking birth control pills usually have an inherited tendency for hair thinning. When a woman stops using oral contraceptives, she may notice that her hair begins shedding two or three months later. This may continue for six months when it usually stops. This is similar to hair loss after the birth of a child.
 
Low Serum Iron:
Iron deficiency occasionally produces hair loss. Some people don't have enough iron in their diets or may not fully absorb iron. Women who have heavy menstrual periods may develop iron deficiency. Low iron can be detected by laboratory tests and can be corrected by taking iron pills.
 
Major Surgery/Chronic Illness:
Anyone who has a major operation may notice increased hair shedding within one to three months afterwards. The condition reverses itself within a few months but people who have a severe chronic illness may shed hair indefinitely.
 
Fungus Infection (Ringworm) of the Scalp:
Caused by a fungus infection, ringworm begins with small patches of scaling that can spread and result in broken hair, redness, swelling, and even oozing. This contagious disease is most common in children, and oral medication will cure it.
 
Hair Pulling (Trichotillomania):
Children and sometimes adults will twist or pull their hair, brows, or lashes until they come out. In children especially, this is often just a bad habit that gets better when the harmful effects of that habit are explained. Sometimes hair pulling can be a coping response to unpleasant stresses.
 
ENERGER hair gel An alternate option with natural ingredients:
There are good options available for the prevention and prophylaxis of hair fall using natural ingredients. The options are mainly from the natural centella Asiatica. Aloe vera has been proved to protect hair from the harmful effects of free radicals.
 
Amazing Benefits Of Aloe Vera For Hair
Aloe Vera, also known as the plant of immortality by the ancient Egyptians, was used for its healing properties since time immemorial. Aloe Vera plants are commonly found in the African regions and belong to the family of Xanthorrhoeaceae, known for its succulent or fleshy leaves. This nontoxic plant stores water in its leaves and survives in low rainfall and arid regions. Aloe Vera leaf looks unique; it doesnt have any stems and the edges of leaves have tiny spikes. Aloe Vera is considered to be a miracle plant. Since, it contains photochemical and other nutrients which are beneficial for hair.
 
Nutritional Value:
Aloe vera consist as much as *5 nutrients, *0 minerals, *2 vitamins, *8 amino acids and **0 active enzymes. Aloe vera contains Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6 and B*2, Vitamin C and E, folic acid and Niacin. Minerals found in aloe vera include copper, iron, sodium, calcium, zinc, potassium, chromium, magnesium and manganese. The nutrients naturally present in aloe vera makes it a potential herbal product that can be safely used both internally and externally.
 
Treats Hair Loss:
Aloe vera for hair loss treatment can be traced back to the ancient Egyptian times. Aloe vera contains enzymes that promote hair growth. The proteolitic enzymes found in aloe vera help to eradicate dead skin cells on the scalp. Aloe Veras keratolic action breaks down the sebum and dead scalp cells. Aloe Veras alkalizing properties balances the pH level of the scalp and hair which results in further hair growth and retains moisture in the scalp.
 
Treats Itchy and Inflamed Skin:
Aloe vera also helps to eliminate itchy scalp and scalp dryness by its anti-pruritic properties. It also alleviates pruritic ailments like psoriasis and eczema of scalp. Aloe Veras enzymatic properties enable it to destroy excessive dead skin cells of the scalp. It helps to reduce the redness, scaling, itching and inflam
 
Treats Dandruff:
Aloe vera is also used in dandruff treatment. The natural enzymes found in aloe vera soothe and moisturize the scalp that helps to eliminate the scalp dryness that causes dandruff. Thus its anti-fungal properties alleviate dandruff problem. It alleviates the dry and itchy feeling that accompanies dandruff and oiliness. Aloe vera brings a refreshing and cooling sensation to the scalp. mation of scalp which directly benefits the hair.
 
Good Conditioner:
Aloe vera is a great conditioning agent that restores the hairs shine and luster, and leaves the hair silky and smooth. The gel like substance found in aloe vera leaves is similar to keratin in chemical composition. This enables it to penetrate easily along the scalp. The scalp absorbs the benefits of aloe vera up to 7 layers deep and provides deep conditioning to the scalp. The amino acids present in aloe vera add strength and luster to the hair. It also enhances the beauty and suppleness of the hair. It control frizzy hair and does not leave behind any greasy build up.
 
Restores Hairs Strength and Beauty:
The essential nutrients and vitamins found in aloe vera makes it an indispensible material for shampoos and conditioner. These vitamins and minerals aid in restoring hairs strength and beauty. When combined with oils like coconut and jojoba oil, aloe vera can make a revitalizing shampoo.
 
Perfect Hair Rinse:
Aloe vera gel is a perfect rinse for oily hair without making the hair brittle. Mix one part of aloe vera juice with two parts of lemon juice and apply the mixture to the shaft of hair. The acid from lemon strips away excess oil without any adverse effect of chemicals and aloe vera juice prevents dryness of the hair.
 
Repairs Dry and Damaged Hair:
Aloe vera gel also repairs dry and damaged hair in a short span of time. Aloe vera contains a good amount of protein which is necessary for maintaining the good health of the hair. By going through the hair shaft, aloe gel cures each strand restoring the natural beauty of the hair. In addition, it reinforces the outer layer of the hair which gives you a more manageable crown of glory. It softens, fortifies and rejuvenates by flushing out the dirt particles and bacteria from the scalp. A clean scalp helps to promote hair growth.
 
Treats Alopecia:
Alopecia or male pattern baldness is a common hair problem faced by men. This is a kind of hair loss that occurs at a particular part of the head or leads to full hair loss. This scalp condition can be reduced by regular usage of aloe vera. This is mainly because it rejuvenates the hair follicles andhelps to reduce hair fall.
Aloe Vera is respected for its potential healing properties by those who believe in naturopathy. Aloe vera helps to prevents cancer by destroying any free radicals in the body that can lead to abnormal growth of cells or tumors in the body. Those who undergo regular radiopathy treatments can protect their body from the side effects of radiation by drinking aloe juice and applying aloe gel to the affected area to cure radiation burns. Aloe gel has a very soothing effect on the skin. It cures skin dermatitis, gives you voluminous hair and a fit body. So make aloe vera your daily companion to get a holistic health care at the comfort of your home. You dont need to rely on harsh chemicals when you have a natural option to stay fit and look glamorous always.
 
Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica)
Gotu Kola is a very small herb, special to India. This particular plant grows in swampy areas and also near natural water. This herb can be eaten as a vegetable every day and it can also be used as a herbal medication. There are a lot of health benefits of eating Gotu Kola. Some of these benefits have been authenticated by the scientists and others are still open to debate! Below are some of the skin and hair benefits attached with this herb.
 
Beneficial For Hair Loss:
Gotu Kola is also very famous for the treatment of hair loss. This herb also acts as a platform for hair re-growth. Hair loss happens when the hair follicles become weak due to malnourishment. This herb plays a very important role in strengthening the hair follicles and nourishing the scalp. It strengthens the blood vessels in the area and allows the small hair follicles to expand.
 
Improves The Blood Circulation In Scalp
The circulation of blood becomes better as the blood vessels relax, due to this herb. This makes space for the entry of oxygen and other important nutrients in the scalp. In the end, all that can be stated here is that Gotu Kola plays an important role in nourishing the scalp, preventing hair loss and promoting hair re-growth. It will provide us with strong, lustrous and beautiful hair.
The only slight trouble here is that the efficacy of Gotu Kola as a treatment for hair and scalp has still not been Basil in Hair tonics validated by the scient On scalp application one can notice thickness of hair follicles on the scalp. A small amount of basil oil will help to grow hair thick and fullists.
This herb is utilized as an efficient indication for hair loss and it is believed as among the most excellent vital components of herbal hair loss medications. It can also guard your hair from falling and premature graying. The other benefits you can get from this herb include creating your hair root more resilient to lessen hair fall. Tulsi is also an antioxidant and helps in adapting to stress.
Cedar wood oil (Cedrus deodara) - Ashoka The oleo-resin from deodar is valued as a cure for skin diseases. Common Uses: Cedar wood oil OILS is very effective for treating hair loss and hair thinning as it stimulates the scalp and the underlying hair follicles to promote hair growth. Cedar wood oil OIL has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, Anxiety, Tension Cedarwood oil is used in therapeutic products to help prevent and cure acne, dandruff, greasy skin, hair loss and dermatitis. at the same time. Remember, a little goes a very long way. Kapur Kachari (Hedycheum Spicatum) - Sutti Actions & Uses Kapur Kachri promotes growth by stimulating the roots. It also has antiseptic properties benefiting the scalp
 
Nagarmotha oil
The oils of these herbs have a neutral waxy consistency and are used as a hair wash in India along with treating hair and scalp disorders. These oils stimulate sebaceous glands near the hair root, where they dilate the small capillary and acts favorably on the sebaceous glands. The anti-inflammatory activity was mainly localised in the hexane fraction from which 1% of pure active constituent was isolated. The analgesic activity was more prominent in the benzene fraction. Some other minor active constituents were also present which may contribute to the total activity of rhizomes.
Nagarmotha Oil (Cyperus Rotundus) Nut grass uses:
It was known to heal ulcers and ores. Arabs of the Land of Israel traditionally use roasted tubers, while they are still hot, or hot ashes from burned tubers, to treat wounds, bruises, carbuncles, etc. The plant is mentioned in the ancient Indian ayurvedic medicine Charaka Samhita (ca. **0 A.D.). Modern ayurvedic medicine uses the plant for treating fevers, digestive system disorders, dysmenorrhea and other maladies. It was used as perfume and it is an aromatic.
Modern Uses and Studies
Modern alternative medicine recommends using the plant to treat nausea, fever and inflammation; for pain reduction; for muscle relaxation and many other disorders.
 
Hair Actives:
Srinichems Hair Actives are a very special blend of Vitamins, Minerals, Aminoacids, Proteins, GLA, Carrot Seed oil and Saw Palmetto derived from natural plant sources.

Composition of ENERGER Hair gel
Nagarmotha oil	-	3.5%
Kapur Kachari	-	6.0%
Karanja	-	4.0%
Cedarwood Oil	-	1.5%
Basil Oil	-	5.0%
Draksa	-	2.0%
Centella Asiatica	-	5.0%
Aloe barbadensis	-	*8.0%
Hair Actives	-	0.3%

 
 

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