| |
Biotin
and Hair Growth
Biotin is most often thought of as the
“hair growth vitamin.” It is an essential water-soluble B vitamin.
Biotin has come to be known for its role in the health and beauty
of Hair, Skin and Nails. It promotes healthy hair growth and protects
against dryness. It also increases the elasticity of the hair's cortex,
thus preventing breakage. However, biotin also has other uses. It
is involved in carbon dioxide transfer and therefore essential to
the metabolism of carbohydrate and fat. Biotin can be found in beans,
breads, cauliflower, egg yolks, fish, kidney, legumes, liver, meat,
dairy products, nuts, oatmeal, oysters, peanut butter, poultry, and
whole grains.
In addition to Biotin, there are other
vitamins that can promote healthy hair growth such as Folic Acid,
Pantothenic Acid, Vitamins A, C, and D, and more.
While supplements can promote faster
hair growth, it is important to also properly care for hair so that
it will not break. Preventing breakage is the most important step
when trying to grow longer hair. Breakage can limit your hair’s maximum
length, no matter how fast your hair is growing. Why? Well think of
it like this, if your hair was growing one inch per month (which is
really fast), but you were cutting it one inch per month, would you
notice any difference in the length? The answer is no. You may notice
an increase in thickness, but no change in length because you would
be cutting it as fast as it is growing. Now, think about how much
hair you could be possibly losing to breakage. .
Order
Now

|