Hibiscus flowers as well as hibiscus leaves are enriched with vitamins, such as vitamin A, B, C, as well as calcium, phosphorus and other minerals along with amino acids, AHAs, etc that all work together to nourish the hair from deep within.
When used topically, the vitamins and other nutrients present in hibiscus add nourishment to the hair follicles. They strengthen the roots to the tips and stimulate them for hair growth. If you want to grow long hair, include hibiscus in your hair care regime.
If you have dry hair that hasn’t responded to any other treatment, try hibiscus. It contains Vitamin A which helps in promoting sebum production which in turn helps to moisturize the hair as well as scalp, and prevent dryness. Hibiscus also has calcium in it which further helps to heal dryness effectively.
Hibiscus contains a high amount of vitamin C. Vitamin C can boost collagen production, which helps in maintaining the natural elasticity of the hair. This way, it prevents split ends and dry, brittle hair.
