BCN Scalp - Hair Loss Mesotherapy Cocktail

Actives: Panthenol, Pyridoxine HCL, Thiamine HCL, Biotin, Ferrous Gluconate

BCN Scalp contains active ingredients whose loss or deficiency can cause hair loss: dexpanthenol and biotin. It also includes other B vitamins and iron.

Dexpanthenol, a natural component of the skin and hair, is the alcoholic analog of pantothenic acid or vitamin B5 and, therefore, is provitamin B5 that is rapidly absorbed through the skin and transformed into vitamin B5. Its effectiveness is based on its great moisturizing power and good penetration into the skin. It boosts moisture levels in the stratum corneum, reducing the transepidermal loss of water, and maintaining the natural smoothness and elasticity of the skin. Its mechanism of action is based on its status as a component of coenzyme A, a substance required in numerous biochemical processes, and, in general, it acts as a cofactor in acetylation reactions.

Biotin is called vitamin H, vitamin B7, or vitamin B8 and is necessary for cell growth, production of fatty acids, and amino acid metabolism. By accelerating lipid synthesis, it improves the function of the skin as a natural barrier. It is also a natural seborgulator, that relieves the symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis, eczema, and dry skin, helping to combat hair loss and premature capillary discoloration.

Thiamine or Vitamin B1 is an antioxidant that increases blood circulation in the skin and the scalp. This action improves the penetration of blood and fluids -and therefore of oxygen- in different skin areas and hair follicles. Because of that thiamine prevents hair loss and promotes the growth of new hair, achieving a significant improvement in the hair, which looks glossy and shiny.

Pyridoxine or vitamin B6 has proved to decrease the formation of dihydrotestosterone and regulate its excess in the root of the hair and therefore limiting its fall and stimulating its growth. It balances oily skins, limiting the secretion of the sebaceous glands. Combats dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis. It reduces the itching and inflammation of the skin (atopic eczema).

Iron, as a fundamental component of many proteins and enzymes, has a direct effect on the hair, so certain types of alopecia are usually corrected with an increase in iron. In addition, iron is necessary for keratin formation, the main protein component of the outer layers of skin and hair, thus affecting the healthy appearance of skin, nails, and hair.

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