Mádara Boost 3 Min Growth-Boost Scalp Treatment is a formula that targets hair thinning, loss of volume, and vitality. This product actively treats your hair from the scalp to the ends, boosting growth and strength.
Mádara Boost 3 Min Growth-Boost Scalp Treatment is perfect for you if you are struggling with hair thinning or equally loss of thickness and shine. Like our skin, our hair is also deeply affected by stressors. Whether they come from outside sources like environmental damage and UV exposure, or from our lifestyles, like emotional stress and hairstyling habits, these factors have a huge impact on our lock’s health. With time, you can start to notice a loss of volume, vitality, and also strength. The Growth-Boost by Mádara goes literally to the root of the problem. In fact, this incredible product stimulates your scalp with energizing actives that such as Caffeine and Zinc. These ingredients boost not only hair growth but also resistance and volume. However, the true star of this composition is the Extract of Northern Chanterelle, a vitamin-rich natural ingredient that increases hair growth and glow. This component will visibly help you deal with damaged and fragile hair, restoring your locks to their most radiant version. For optimal results, apply this treatment twice or three times a week, complementing it with the Mádara Grow Volume Range.
Apply Mádara Boost 3 Min Growth-Boost Scalp Treatment to dry hair massaging it into the scalp. Then, let it sit for about three minutes, rinse thoroughly and follow up with shampoo. For optimal results, do this treatment two to three times and complement it with the Mádara Grow Volume range.
In this section we answer frequently asked questions about Mádara Boost 3 Min Growth-Boost Scalp Treatment 100ml
Progressive hair loss, also called chronic hair loss, has genetic and hormonal causes. It happens slowly, with hair getting gradually finer and less dense over the years, usually in specific areas.
Reactive hair loss can happen in response to a specific event, such as stress, illness, childbirth, a nutritional deficiency, certain medications, or a change of season. It tends to come on suddenly and all over the head, but hair usually grows back once the cause has passed.
When in doubt, consult your healthcare professional.