ATIVOS

 

• COCONUT OIL

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Decreases frizz and reduces split ends, improves blood circulation in the scalp, leaving the hair stronger and more resistant and aiding growth; It has antifungal and antibacterial properties, which improves the health of the scalp; Regenerates, rebuilds and rejuvenates, nourishing, moisturizing and treating hair.

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• Avocado oil

Beautifies hair, provides hydration for dry and weak hair giving shine and softness. Helps in strengthening the hair by stimulating growth, in addition to reducing hair loss.

 

• Macadamia oil

Penetrates the capillary pores maintaining the hydration of the strands, promotes decreased frizz, gives shine and repairs the natural elasticity of the capillary fiber, preventing the strands from breaking and that split ends appear. It is a recommended oil for chemically treated and damaged hair.

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• Soy oil

Soy Oil acts by hydrating, giving strength and shine in addition to promoting hair growth. In addition to helping to maintain moisture in curly hair, facilitating the handling of the strands.

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• Sunflower oil

Sunflower seed is rich in fatty acids. Sunflower oil can be used on the threads with the purpose of acting as a protective cream, moisturizing dry threads and adding shine.

 

• Hypericum oil

Although it is best known for treating mild and moderate depression, hypericum has also been widely used in the treatment of headache, gastritis, hemorrhoids, tetanus, mental illness and others. As it has antifungal, antioxidant and antibacterial properties, hypericum is used for several other purposes, such as laxative, diuretics, antipyretic, healing, neuralgia, insomnia and pain.

 

• Chamomile oil

Lightens the hair naturally;
Provides shine;
Reduces oiliness;
Moisturizes deeply.

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• Chestnut oil

The chestnut is rich in selenium, a powerful mineral that fortifies the hair and helps in its growth. A study on hair loss in menopausal women found that the mineral helps in the production of hair. The chestnut also has zinc.

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• Linseed oil

The main effect of semi di lino can be seen quickly in hydration, since the active performs water replacement in the hair, preventing the loss of water from the hair fiber and thus ensuring hydrated hair for much longer. The semi di lino provides light, shiny, soft hair with a lot of movement.

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• Almond oil

In hair, due to its emollient property and the presence of vitamin E, sweet almond oil helps in the recovery of damaged hair, dry ends and volume reduction, nourishing, smoothing and giving shine to the hair.

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• Wheat oil

The oil helps to improve the appearance of dry hair, eliminates frizz and closes cuticles of damaged hair. But the action does not stop here, wheat germ oil helps in hair growth and prevents hair loss.

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• Grape seed oil

The oil also brings benefits to the hair: it is great for moisturizing dry ends, acts in preventing hair loss and prevents the strands from becoming brittle, in addition to standing out for its ability to assist in hair growth. As for the therapeutic capillary use, grape seed oil is very effective in the treatment against seborrheic dermatitis (dandruff), helping to remove "skin flakes" from the scalp, keeping it hydrated.

 

• Jojoba oil

It dissolves the hair sebum, unblocking and oxygenating the scalp and, thus, producing new cells that will make the hair grow. The oil is lubricating, humectant and emollient, softening and nourishing brittle hair, also being great in the treatment of dandruff.

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• Castor oil

Good for hair and scalp
Due to its anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties, castor oil can also be an effective treatment for dandruff caused by seborrheic dermatitis and peeling. It also helps in strengthening the scalp and hair growth.

 

• Camelia oil

In addition to regenerating the hair and smoothing the hair cuticle, camellia oil is also capable of deeply hydrating and nourishing, not only the hair, but also the scalp. For this reason, it is associated with products that guarantee much brighter locks.

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• Karite oil

The oil also brings benefits to the hair: it is great for moisturizing dry ends, acts in preventing hair loss and prevents the strands from becoming brittle, in addition to standing out for its ability to assist in hair growth. As for the therapeutic capillary use, grape seed oil is very effective in the treatment against seborrheic dermatitis (dandruff), helping to remove "skin flakes" from the scalp, keeping it hydrated.

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• Chia extract

Its antioxidant effects prevent fading and aging of hair strands; and lysine, an amino acid present in high concentration, contributes to hair straightening. Vitamin B2 strengthens nails and hair. All of these benefits are stored inside the chia oil.

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• Cocoa butter

Cocoa in hair is rich in vitamin A, B2, B2, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium, just to name a few. They act mainly on the health of the scalp, making the hair grow faster, stronger, less thin and with more shine.

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• Mango butter

Mango butter nourishes and repairs and is particularly suitable for fine, damaged, curly, opaque or brittle hair. In fact, it makes hair stronger and shiny and avoids split ends.

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• Murumuru butter

Murumuru butter is rich in lautic, myristic and oleic acids, which hydrate, nourish and soften the skin. In hair, in addition to these benefits, it controls the volume. Argan oil, however, is rich in oleic and linolenic acids, which forms a protective film on the threads, sealing the cuticles.

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• Papaya extract

Leaves hair stronger, shiny and soft, stimulates hair growth and fights dandruff. "Papaya is a source of beta-carotene that will be transformed into vitamin A in the body, an essential substance for cell proliferation and division, which favors the birth of new healthy and shiny threads.