Pyridoxine activates hair growth, regulates metabolic processes and strengthens the hair structure.

Vitamin B6 is indispensable for hair. It belongs to the group of B vitamins, i.e. vitamins that are the main regulators in most metabolic processes in the organism. The medical name for this substance is pyridoxine. B6 is responsible for protein synthesis and the absorption of amino acids from food. However, our hair consists of protein molecules.

In addition, pyridoxine is involved in the formation of red blood cells, which means that it provides blood supply and the necessary amount of oxygen. This is very important for the hair follicles from which the hair grows: if the nutrient supply is insufficient, the hair will stop growing. Biotin, also known as vitamin H, B7 or B8, is an essential vitamin for our body. It is important to meet its needs because it is stored in the body only in small quantities. A deficiency of biotin damages the hair, determines its failure and causes skin problems. Biotin is the number one beauty ally: it strengthens nails and acts against hair loss, oily skin and dermatitis.