For healthy hair
 Beautiful hair shapes the ideal of beauty in today's society and is essential to our happiness. We make every effort to make the hair look good. We blow dry it, we dye or bleach it and use various styling tools.
 But we tighten our hair every day. In addition, sunbathing or salt and chlorine water attack our hair.
 Hair provides optimal performance through renewal or growth every day. For this they need nourishment and nutrition, and we must supply them regularly and adequately through diet.
 Biotin and zinc help maintain normal hair. Copper supports normal hair pigmentation (hair color).
 Folic acid and vitamin B12 play a role in cell division.
 Vitamin B1, vitamin B2 and pantothenic acid contribute to normal energy metabolism.
 Vitamin B6 is necessary for the formation of the amino acid cysteine. The trace element molybdenum helps the metabolism of sulfur-containing amino acids.
 L-cysteine is a sulfur-containing amino acid. It is especially present in the fibrous protein (keratin) of human hair and nails. Keratin gives strength to hair and nails.
 L-methionine is also a sulfur-containing amino acid. Since the human body cannot produce this amino acid by itself, it depends on the supply of food. Among other things, methionine is used in the body to form cysteine.
 Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) is one of the oldest plants in the world: these plants developed nearly 400 million years ago-they are tree-sized branches. Ancient Arabs and Greeks have already appreciated this plant. Horsetail is characterized by tiny silicic acid crystals that give the cell wall strength. Therefore, the leaves of horsetail are similar to the leaves of fir trees.