Bionature Treated Hair Shampoo

Mimosa Tenuiflora is commonly referred to as the "Skin Tree". The total extraction of its bark acts as a regenerator of epidermal tissue, is antioxidant, soothing, antiseptic.

Saw Palmetto is a small palm tree from which an extract that is useful in fighting hair loss is obtained. A species of small size, having large fan shaped leaves and small yellow flowers which form large inflorescences. The fruit used to obtain the extract used in cosmetics is a small dark colored drupe. It acts by stimulating different mechanisms of action involved in the maintenance of the anagen phase, therefore of hair growth.

Plant extract of plant native to Japan, similar to wild nettle, which thrives on forested soils. It acts on the enzymes responsible for baldness.

Withania Somnifera, also known as Indian Ginseng, is one of the most important drugs of Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional Indian medicine thanks to which nowadays also we Westerners can benefit from the effects and properties of this miraculous plant. It has stimulating, anti-stress, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. A very valid help for our psychophysical health.

Wheat proteins have a strong affinity with hair keratin and are able to act directly on the structure of the hair fiber: they attach themselves to the surface of the hair, "fill in" the damaged areas and seal the cuticles. The perceived effect is extreme softness and shine.

Sweet Orange Essential Oil is obtained by cold pressing the rind of the ripe fruit of the Sweet Orange plant. Excellent relaxant that helps to overcome stress, anxiety and fatigue. Deodorant, disinfectant, calming.

The essential oil of ylan ylang is a product very much used in the cosmetics field for its strengthening and sebum regulating properties. It is an essence with a very intense and sensual scent, also used for its relaxing action on the nervous system and for its aphrodisiac properties. Effective in combating hair dryness, often caused by the use of straighteners and hairdryers at high temperatures or by atmospheric agents such as sun and wind.

Thyme is an aromatic plant typical of Mediterranean climates. Thyme essential oil, distilled in steam current from the leaves and flowering tops, has stimulating, antibacterial and expectorant qualities. It is not only able to thoroughly clean the scalp, limiting the secretions of sebum, but it is also able to calm the reddened and itchy skin of those who suffer from seborrheic dermatitis and to restore vigor, elasticity and shine to fragile hair.

Cedarwood essential oil is obtained from Cedrus atlantica, a plant of the Pinaceae family. It favors anchoring to the ground and this action is also carried out towards the hair root.

Patchouli essential oil has been for centuries, and continues to be, an important component in the preparation of perfumes and cosmetics. Patchouli has characterized an era by becoming very popular in the 60's with the "flower children" movement. Ancient Egyptians were already using it for its beneficial properties on the skin. In fact, it stimulates cell regeneration keeping the skin young and has a healing effect on dry, chapped or acneic skin.

The essential oil of Chamomile is obtained by steam current distillation from fresh flower heads. Chamomile in cosmetics is used to treat excessive skin tension. The extracts and the complex proteins contained in it make the product particularly suitable against the frequent traumas of the day that can cause brittle hair and tense skin.

Lavender is a herbaceous plant, perennial and very fragrant native to the Mediterranean. It has antiseptic, antispasmodic and sedative properties.

Also known as "sanguinella grass" or "soldier's grass", is a type of herbaceous and perennial plant. For external use, this plant boasts of anti-inflammatory, astringent, firming, anti-redness and anti-seborrheic properties.

Its numerous properties were already known by the natives of America who used it as a cicatrizant, later its properties against sunburns and its decongestant effect on eyes were known. It fights free radicals, it is emollient and contrasts redness.

This colloidal oat extract has a protective, moisturizing, antioxidant and soothing.

Anyone walking in nature can find burdock along roadsides, on walls and fences. In folk medicine, burdock root is primarily used for medicinal purposes. Even today, burdock root is used to prevent hair loss, scalp desquamation and eczema. The antiseptic components, mucilage and essential oils of burdock root have a sebum-regulating and stimulating effect on the circulation of the scalp, which is strengthened as a result.

Man has been using Echinacea for centuries, maybe millennia: it is native to the North American continent and the first ones to discover it were the Native Americans. These people were well aware of the medicinal virtues of the plant and used it to heal snake bites, superficial cuts, insect stings and toothache. On the hair and scalp it has important antiseptic and anti free radical properties.

Calendula is a herbaceous plant native to Egypt, which has multiple medicinal properties. The best known is Calendula officinalis, which grows in gardens, lawns or gravelly areas. The yellow-orange flowers make it resemble a large daisy. Emollient, soothing, healing, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory.