Scientific name: Caffeine
Classification: Active ingredient of plant origin
Stimulant, antioxidant, diuretic.
Stories from Nature
Caffeine (1,3,7-trimethylxanthine) is a natural alkaloid found in coffee, cocoa, tea, cola, guarana, and mate plants, as well as in beverages derived from them. It is commonly found in infusions made from coffee and tea seeds and leaves, as well as in many foods and beverages containing products made from kola nuts. The widespread popularity of caffeinated beverages makes this substance psychoactive, stimulating, and invigorating.
Benefits Scalp
In treatments for Scalp, caffeine has a powerful energizing effect, supports the activity of hair roots, and stimulates regular and consistent growth. It also makes hair softer and shinier. It also combats the harmful effects of UV rays and photoaging. It stimulates microcirculation in the scalp, promoting better nutrient delivery to the hair follicles and thus helping to strengthen the hair and prevent hair loss.
Its energizing and revitalizing action supports the hair growth cycle, improving hair strength and density. Furthermore, thanks to its antioxidant properties, it protects the hair shaft from oxidative stress and external aggressors, making the hair visibly more vibrant and healthy, helping to prevent thinning, and prolonging the growth phase.
Skin Benefits
It is rich in antioxidants that combat free radicals and skin aging, promotes blood microcirculation, and reduces water retention—factors that help combat cellulite.
It strengthens and protects the skin barrier, improving hydration and defending the skin against environmental and oxidative stress. It stimulates microcirculation, reducing puffiness and dark circles, and promotes the drainage of fluids from the tissues. In body treatments, it combats the appearance of cellulite thanks to its ability to activate lipolysis.
