Unraveling the Potential of Natural Bioactives in Combating Hair Loss and Scalp Disorders

January 2024 in “ Editora Científica Digital eBooks ”

Gabriela Aquino Simões, Liliany Jann Zampiroli, Márcio Fronza

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TLDR Natural substances might help with hair loss and scalp problems.

The study "UNRAVELING THE POTENTIAL OF NATURAL BIOACTIVES IN COMBATING HAIR LOSS AND SCALP DISORDERS" conducted an integrative literature review to evaluate the efficacy of natural bioactive substances in addressing hair loss and scalp disorders. The analysis revealed that these substances, both individually and in combination, can help restore the balance of the hair cycle and strengthen hair strands. The review also identified gaps in current knowledge and highlighted promising areas for future research, providing a solid foundation for the development of new products to meet the increasing demand for effective hair loss solutions.

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