Keraplant Launches KERASCALPTM: Ayurvedic Adaptogen for Hair Growth and Well-being
Keraplant Laboratories introduces KERASCALPTM, a pioneering hair growth promoter that combines ancient Ayurvedic traditions with modern plant research. This innovative product, based on the new concept of 'Well-Mastering' by CareCredit, is designed to support consumers seeking self-care products that promote overall well-being.
At the heart of KERASCALPTM lies myrobolan (Terminalia chebula), a natural adaptogenic ingredient known for its beneficial effects on scalp and hair health. Adaptogens, such as myrobolan, help the body regain balance and cope with physical or mental stress. They can be used in combination with other health-benefiting ingredients like magnesium, as seen in Ayurvedic practices.
The effectiveness of KERASCALPTM has been proven in in-vitro and ex-vivo tests. It targets follicle miniaturization and offers anti-aging effects by analyzing and acting on the activity of genes and proteins involved in the process. This hair growth stimulator improves scalp health and prevents follicle miniaturization, making it an ideal choice for consumers interested in personal care products that enhance their well-being and offer daily routines as mindfulness-based rituals.
KERASCALPTM, with its ayurvedic and adaptogenic origins, is more than just a hair care product. It is a testament to the 'well-mastering' movement, which goes beyond simple wellness, promoting a holistic approach to body and mind. Consumers seeking products that help them become aware of their emotions and support their overall health, including health insurance, will find KERASCALPTM an appealing choice.
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