Green Tea for Hair Growth

December 2014

Megan L. Robertson

green tea antioxidants dandruff control hair growth Aveda Color Conserve

TLDR Green tea in shampoo can help hair grow, get stronger, control dandruff, and is good for fine hair.

The document from 9 years ago discussed the benefits of Green Tea, particularly in Aveda's Color Conserve product, for hair growth and health. Green Tea was highlighted for its ability to stimulate hair growth, strengthen hair, aid in dandruff control, and provide antioxidants. The lightweight formula of the shampoo was deemed ideal for individuals with fine hair, as it doesn't weigh the hair down. The results in the salon were reported as outstanding, with Color Conserve even replacing other hair loss products being used.

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