Ingredients you can trust
Every ingredient in our products has a purpose. No fillers — only what truly works.
What's inside our products?
Trichovita's serum and mask are built on 8 active ingredients delivered with liposomal technology.
| Active ingredient | Serum | Mask |
|---|---|---|
| Liposomal bovine colostrum | ||
| Growth factors (IGF-1, EGF, TGF-β) | ||
| Lactoferrin | ||
| Proline-rich polypeptides (PRP) | ||
| Hydrolyzed silk | ||
| Ceramides NP, AP, EOP | ||
| Phytosphingosine + Cholesterol | ||
| Hemp seed oil (Cannabis Sativa) | ||
| Jojoba oil (Simmondsia Chinensis) | ||
| Sweet almond oil | ||
| Shea butter (Butyrospermum Parkii) |
Serum
Twice a day, morning and evening, massaged into the scalp, no rinsing. Ceramides NP, AP and EOP with phytosphingosine and cholesterol rebuild the epidermis between washes, when the skin needs it most. The light texture means daily use never weighs the hair down.
Mask
Two or three times a week, ideally left on overnight. The four oils, hemp, jojoba and sweet almond, plus shea butter, need time to penetrate. That's why the mask left on overnight gives the most. A shorter 15 to 30 minutes also works, but that is the minimum, not the optimum.
How to read INCI on trichology cosmetics
INCI (International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients) is the EU-mandated naming system for cosmetic ingredients. Every cosmetic must display it on the packaging — and it's the one thing actually worth reading when choosing a product.
Order = importance
INCI ingredients are listed from the highest to the lowest concentration. The higher on the list, the more of it in the formula. The first five positions are usually about 80% of the product.
The 1% threshold
Down to 1%, ingredients must be listed in descending order. Below 1% they may appear in any order. That's why "natural extracts" at the end of the list often mean a few drops for marketing.
Look for the actives
If an active ingredient sits very far down the list, it is probably present only in a small amount.
Watch out for detergents
With a sensitive scalp, be careful with harsh detergents such as SLS and SLES — they can damage the skin's hydrolipid barrier.
Check the silicones
Dimethicone or Cyclomethicone can smooth the hair, but they are not always desirable in scalp care.
Don't trust only the front of the pack
Marketing claims are not enough. Always read the product's full INCI before you buy.
The full composition of our serum and mask is on each product page.
Meet our 8 active ingredients
Every ingredient has a specific role. Click through for the full profile, mechanism of action, and answers to the most common questions.