Ingredients

Oxygenated Rain Water

Did you know regular tap water contains various elements that have been known to cause skin irritation? For Regrow, tap water just wasn’t going to cut it! Instead we mix our product using rain water that has been filtered through an Oxygenated Ozone Treatment System – oh my! You can be confident that the water Regrow uses has nothing added and nothing taken away.

Caffeine Extract

Caffeine doesn’t just perk you up in the morning, it can get your hair buzzing too. Another known DHT blocker that has been proven to stop DHT right in its tracks. Also, a cool little study was published in the ‘International Journal of Dermatology’ in 2007 found that the presence of caffeine stimulated laboratory-cultured hair follicles, increasing hair growth. We definitely didn’t want to leave that out.

Biotin – Vitamin B7

Although most research has been conducted on women, Biotin has been shown to significantly increase hair growth. Biotin is usually used as a 10% dilution in demineralised water and Glycerin. But because Regrow knows what a little wonder Biotin is we use 98% active pure Biotin powder in combination with our oxygenated mineral water. Yowser!

Menthol

Menthol can be found in the herbs peppermint, eucalyptus and pennyroyal. Applied topically, Menthol can help to relieve itching and inflammation and is amazing for circulation. Not to mention it gives a lovely cooling sensation when applied to skin – refreshing!

Hostapon SG

This is our key surfactant/cleanser. This surfactant (good cleaner) is a mild and gentle amino acid based anionic surfactant. It is based on glycine and coconut oil and provides a rich, creamy foam that makes for a wonderful skin feel. Plus it has an excellent rinse ability, especially in hard water areas which can help save water when showering. Not just good for you, but for the environment too!

Australian Horsetail Extract

Not the “neigh-neigh” sort. This horsetail is from a plant and contains the mineral silica. Silica helps to strengthen your blood vessels and improve circulation, which can stimulate the blood flow to your scalp and encourage growth. It is also a necessary component of your skin’s connective tissues and helps to strengthen your bones, nails and hair. Strong like a horse!

Chilli

Chilli Extract combines two potent active compounds that together make a super strong candidate for powerful natural hair care solutions promoting UV damage protection, cell structure and conditioning. Hot stuff.

Australian Nettle Extract

This amazing herb does many things, but when it comes to hair it is a remedy for oily hair, dandruff and hair shaft breakage. It stimulates the scalp, improves circulation and helps to promote fuller, more radiant hair. I think the question here is, why doesn’t every shampoo have this?

Saw Palmetto

Saw Palmetto is a scientifically proven DHT* inhibitor hero and we whack 25% active extract in powder form to really combat that DHT.

Betaine

This is the one that will make your hair super shiny and feeling a million bucks. Plus it strengthens your hair and protects it against heat damage.

Panthenol – Vitamin B5

A naturally-occurring material that is a highly effective humectant (moisture locker), moisturiser and detangler that also assists with strengthening and protecting hair. It spreads evenly on the surface of hair strands, forming a smooth film on the surface of the cuticle.

Niacinamide – Vitamin B3

This delightful little character helps improve the health of hair follicles. It also increases hair growth rate, hair thickness in general, and relaxes and repairs nerves.

Green Tea Extract

Green tea, not only great after a good yoga work out, the polyphenolic compounds found in Green Tea extract have been shown to improve hair growth. The health benefits of green tea are continuously being uncovered. It has been shown to work as an anti-inflammatory agent and helps to circulate blood to the scalp. Extra blood circulation means happy, healthy follicles being feed with extra nutrition.

Gingko Biloba

A fun fact about the Gingko Biloba tree nicknamed ‘the living fossil’, is that it has been around for 350 million years. Revered by Buddhist monks, this graceful tree is commonly found near monasteries and is often tended to by the monks for centuries.

The main compound in the tree, ginkgolide, assists with hair growth by improving blood circulation to the scalp. Also containing amine which is highly active in damaged hair renewal. It has high conditioning properties that give the hair shine and lustre.

Australian Rosemary

Rosemary isn’t just awesome on roast potatoes. Rosemary is a rich source of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds, which are thought to help boost the immune system and improve blood circulation. Good blood circulation means improved health of the hair follicle. Used for centuries to help with dandruff, itchy scalp and prevention of grey hair. Poor Adam found this last bit out too late but like he says, he’d rather be grey than bald.

White Cypress

An Australian Native species traditionally used by the local Indigenous people for medicine, resin, and wooden oars. By using eco-sustainable practices and cellular extraction processes, we are now able to capture the full plant profile of phyto-compounds natural molecules rapidly under high pressure, and thereby maintaining their integrity.

Fantastic for use as a topical hair growth agent and is showing potential for reversing the effects of hair loss. This lovely unknown Australian native contains potent antioxidants and is great at repairing damaged hair. The lignin in the extract is a natural substance that binds cells allowing movement; creates structure, flexibility and tone to the hair. It stimulates growth and proffers suppleness. Yes please!

Acai

You may know acai as a superfood, but did you know that it can also help promote hair growth?Acai berries contain antioxidants that can help reduce oxidative stress on the scalp, which can promote healthier hair growth. They also have high levels of vitamin C, which helps support collagen production in the hair follicles, leading to stronger, healthier hair.

Sunflower

Sunflowers may bring to mind fields of golden petals, but the oil derived from their seeds can work wonders for your hair growth. Sunflower oil is rich in vitamin E, which is an antioxidant that helps protect hair follicles from damage. It also contains fatty acids that can help nourish the scalp and stimulate hair growth.

Rice Bran

If you’re looking for a natural ingredient to support hair growth, rice bran oil might just be the ticket. Rice bran oil contains inositol, which is a carbohydrate that can help strengthen hair and reduce breakage. It also has vitamin E and fatty acids that can moisturise and nourish the scalp, promoting healthy hair growth.

Marula Oil

With its luxurious texture and nourishing properties, marula oil is a top pick for promoting healthy hair growth. Marula oil is rich in antioxidants, including vitamin C and E, which can help protect hair follicles from damage caused by free radicals. It also contains fatty acids that can help nourish and moisturise the scalp.

Mongongo Oil

You might not have heard of mongongo oil, but this nutrient-packed oil can work wonders for your hair and scalp health. Mongongo oil is high in vitamin E and fatty acids that can help promote hair growth by nourishing and moisturising the scalp. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce scalp irritation, which can be a barrier to healthy hair growth.

Shea Butter

Shea butter has been used for centuries to moisturise and protect skin – and it can do the same for your hair, too. Shea butter is a natural conditioner that can help moisturise and nourish the hair and scalp. It also contains vitamins A and E, which can help promote healthy hair growth and reduce inflammation on the scalp.

Waratah Flower

Waratah Flower, native to Australia, is a powerful ingredient used by Aboriginal people for its medicinal properties. It contains antioxidants that protect hair from UV radiation and pollution, promotes healthy hair growth, improves blood circulation to the scalp, and has anti-inflammatory properties that soothe an itchy scalp.

Macadamia oil

Macadamia Oil is a nutrient-rich ingredient that nourishes and strengthens hair, providing intense hydration without weighing it down. Its high levels of fatty acids protect hair from damage caused by styling tools and harsh chemicals, making it particularly helpful for dry, brittle hair. This ingredient also helps to moisturise and soften hair, making it more manageable and less prone to breakage, leaving hair looking shiny and healthy.

Kakadu Plum

Deep from the heartlands of Australia thrives the Kakadu Plum, an indigenous treasure renowned for its potent properties. This unique fruit is a reservoir of Vitamin C, boasting higher concentrations than many citrus fruits. In the realm of hair care, Kakadu Plum’s rich antioxidants combat oxidative stress on the scalp, fortifying hair roots and promoting growth. It also lends a deeply hydrating touch, rejuvenating the scalp and restoring its natural balance. Infused with native wisdom, the Australian Kakadu Plum is more than just a fruit; it’s a symbol of nature’s ability to nourish and heal.