Mama hair - Hair supplement course with biotin, keratin and apple

Here are some tips to help you naturally boost hair growth:
Pay attention to your hair care routine: avoid pulling your hair too hard, too tight, etc.
Wash and brush it gently, using a scalp massage brush if you have one. Choose a good-quality shampoo and use a conditioner.
Avoid applying too much heat (straighteners, etc.), especially without a heat protectant, and be mindful of colouring treatments and other processes that can damage your hair.
Give yourself a scalp massage.
Certain food supplements may help. For example, vitamin B8, zinc and selenium contribute to the maintenance of normal hair.

The hair cycle has 3 phases: growth, rest and shedding. This cycle can be disrupted by various factors and changes — stress, nutritional deficiencies, pollution, fatigue, hormonal fluctuations (particularly during pregnancy), thyroid issues, etc. — all of which can affect hair growth, density or the overall dynamics of the hair cycle.
Most women experience telogen effluvium or alopecia (diffuse, acute hair loss), particularly in the postpartum period.*

*The Postpartum Telogen Effluvium Fallacy. 2016.

Yes, absolutely — these 2 products complement each other perfectly. 

We use keratin hydrolysates derived from sheep's wool.
Sheep's wool is a noble material — the animals are treated with respect and are not slaughtered. The sheep are kept solely for shearing and do not go to slaughter.
The sheep used belong to a very specific breed from New Zealand. They are selected for their amino acid profile, which is remarkably close to that of human hair. Indeed, all the amino acids are present in the proportions that the human body needs.

This keratin has an amino acid composition very close to that of human hair. These hydrolysates are completely natural and soluble, and they are 96% bioavailable!
Keratin is essential to our lives as it makes up hair, nails and the epidermis by more than 90%. Hair is composed of 95% keratin*.  

* The Formation, Composition, and Properties of the Keratins. 1954

Cynatine® HNS stands for Hair, Nail, Skin; this active ingredient is therefore also beneficial for the skin and nails! Mama Hair also contains biotin, which contributes to the maintenance of normal skin.

The main difference between these supplements lies in the format. The Mama hair course comes in a liquid pipette format, to be taken on its own or diluted in a glass of water. The Mama hair pipette provides a 15-day course, whereas a pot of Hair essentials provides a 1-month course.
Finally, Mama hair also contains an apple extract. Its effectiveness is therefore even further enhanced, which can be particularly well suited to the postpartum period when hair loss is significant.