Products for Grease and tangles
It’s a quick, efficient pack specialised to absorb toxins, help control oil and remove impurities from the scalp such as build-up from chemical products, pollution, fungus & bacteria. The set includes Niacinamide, Mango Butter and Collagen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions that our customers have around NaPa hair care products & online shopping of NaPa Products.
Each follicle on your scalp is attached to an oil-producing gland, which secretes sebaceous filaments. This perspired substance, referred to as sebum, travels up the hair follicle to moisturize the scalp and strands. When these glands fail to function correctly, it may result in overproduction of oil on the scalp.
Each follicle on your scalp is attached to an oil-producing gland, which secretes sebaceous filaments. This perspired substance, referred to as sebum, travels up the hair follicle to moisturize the scalp and strands. When these glands fail to function correctly, it may result in overproduction of oil on the scalp.
Our hair hack just for grease and oily scalp–Niacinamide, Mango Butter, and Collagen is the best. In clinical studies, niacinamide has been found to reduce excessive sebum production and restore the overall skin barrier. Collagen is found naturally in the body but deteriorates over time. This molecule is a vital functional protein for the scalp. Mango butter can untangle your locks by adding moisture. It can also hydrate your hair and scalp without making it look greasy.
Each follicle on your scalp is attached to an oil-producing gland, which secretes sebaceous filaments. This perspired substance, referred to as sebum, travels up the hair follicle to moisturize the scalp and strands. When these glands fail to function correctly, it may result in overproduction of oil on the scalp.
Believe it or not, can result in oily, greasy hair. Yes, shampooing can signal your glands to produce more sebum with each wash. If you do this too frequently, your scalp will develop an oil overload response. As a result, a greasy sebum buildup will ensue. Not to mention the possibility of attracting dirt and bacteria.
Excessive Sun Exposure, heating tools, genetics and overwashing may cause tangles.
Due to overproduction of oil on the scalp, your roots become oily and greasy, while your strands remain dry and damaged due to a lack of moisture. Because the hair is undernourished, it dries out from the middle to the ends, resulting in frizzy, knotted tresses.
