Description

Key Benefits

1️⃣ Reduces Hair Fall & Strengthens Follicles

Provides essential micronutrients that support follicle strength and reduce hair breakage.

2️⃣ Supports New Hair Growth

Promotes the anagen (growth) phase of the hair cycle, helping improve:

• Density

• Volume

• Thickness

3️⃣ Nourishes Hair from the Inside

Supplies vitamins, minerals & amino acids that are crucial for healthy keratin production.

4️⃣ Improves Hair Texture & Shine

Regular use leads to:

• Smoother hair

• Reduced split ends

• More manageable strands

5️⃣ Helps in Multiple Types of Hair Fall

Effective for:

• Telogen effluvium (stress-induced shedding)

• Nutritional hair fall

• Post-covid or post-illness hair fall

• Postpartum hair thinning

• Pattern thinning (as supportive therapy)

Recommended for:

• Men & women with thinning hair

• People with weak roots or excessive shedding

• Those with poor diet or nutrient deficiency

• Individuals undergoing stress or hormonal changes

Safe for long-term use as advised by healthcare professionals.

• Advanced Hair Growth Supplement: Supports stronger, thicker & healthier hair.

• Reduces Hair Fall: Strengthens follicles and helps reduce daily shedding.

• Boosts Hair Density & Volume: Promotes healthier regrowth and improved fullness.

• Nutrient-Rich Formula: Provides essential vitamins, minerals & amino acids for hair health.

• For Men & Women: Ideal for stress-related, nutritional & postpartum hair fall.

💡 How to Use

• Take 1 tablet daily after a meal or as directed by your doctor.

• For best results, use consistently for 8–12 weeks.

Karehair tablets are blend of various vitamins essential for the growth of hair.

Composition:

N-acetyl cysteine:

Cysteine is an amino acid that is closely related to cystine. (Cystine is two cysteine molecules combined together.) Cysteine is a sulfur-containing amino acid. It is important in helping with the formation of keratin and in enhancing keratin’s strength. (Keratin strengthens beaks, nails, feathers, hair, and skin.) It is also a free-radical scavenger and antioxidant. The antioxidant properties are largely due to its ability to bind with an acetyl group, becoming N-acetyl-D-cysteine (NAC). NAC seems to function by increasing the available levels of reduced glutathione3. Glutathione is the body’s most important antioxidant.

Biotin:

Biotin is a water-soluble B vitamin that is an essential cofactor for four carboxylase enzymes, each of which catalyzes an essential step in intermediary metabolism. Because humans and other mammals cannot synthesize biotin, it must be derived from dietary sources and de novo synthesis by intestinal bacteria.

Calcium pantothenate:

Pantothenic acid functions and is present in all living cells, mostly in the form of coenzyme A. CoA is the cofactor of one of the most important enzymes of intermediate metabolism. It is formed by joining pantothenic acid with other materials to form a structure of coenzyme A. CoA activates acetate by converting it to an acetyl CoA. The pivotal compound for many pathways. Duncan states that acetyl CoA is concerned with acetylation of choline, aromatic amines and other substances detoxified by acetylation; synthesis of fatty acids, acetoacetic acid, cholesterol and steroids; and oxidation of pyruvate. pyruvate plays a pivotal role. In order to enter the Kreb cycle and produce energy by oxidation it is necessary to change pyruvate to acetate in order for the two carbon acetates to enter the Kreb cycle. Without adequate supplies of coenzyme A this will be impossible and the hair follicle nutrition and hair coloration will suffer.

Copper:

Copper, in its many forms, is the third most common mineral in the body. In addition to being important for many enzymesystems, copper is found throughout the musculo-skeletal system, although the largest amounts are found in the brain and liver.Collagen production, formation of red blood cells and the oxidation of fatty acids are all highly dependent on copper concentration.Copper, through its involvement in the formation of several key enzymes is not only involved in the release of energy inside the cell, butalso contributes to the function of very many antioxidants, assisting the “mopping up” of the free radicals that cause cell damage.

Selenium: 

Selenium increases elasticity thus improves youthfulness of skin. Selenium has enzymatic functions that have been characterized. However, the biochemical functions of most have yet to be determined. It also maintains of the cytochrome P450system, DNA repair, enzyme activation, and immune system function.

Iron:

Humans also use iron in the haemoglobin of red blood cells, in order to transport oxygen from the lungs to the tissues and to export carbon dioxide back to the lung thus improves nutritional supply to hair and skin tissues.

Zinc: 

Zinc is essential for healthy skin. Zinc is a mineral that the body requires for the synthesis of collagen, which is a requirement for the healing of skin wounds. Zinc is also a component in the proper functioning of enzymes that are required by the body to repair skin tissues. Zinc also participates in apoptosis It acts as a skin-drying agent and can act as a skin anti-inflammatory. Zinc also helps sooth the skin from itching, rashes, and moist skin conditions such as diaper rash.

Indications: 

Uncontrolled hairs fall, Premature aging, Hair thinning, Dry skin, Dull nail.

Dosage and administration:

One tablet daily, should be administered orally

Packing: 1 strip contains 10 tablets