POWERHAIR® Essence

Six selected vitamins in a coordinated dosage:

Vitamin A (600 μg, 75% NRV) as retinol equivalent from β-carotene (plant-based) for cell renewal

Vitamin C (300 mg, 375% NRV) as L-ascorbic acid (produced via fermentation) — central to the body's own collagen formation

Vitamin D3 (20 μg, 400% NRV) as vegan cholecalciferol (plant-based) — low levels can be associated with reduced hair follicle function (Saini, Mysore & DipRCPath, 2021)

Vitamin E (45 mg, 375% NRV) as natural D-alpha-tocopherol (plant-based) to protect cells from oxidative stress

Vitamin K2 (70 μg, 93% NRV) as menaquinone-7 — the form with the longest residence time in the body

Biotin (5 mg, 10,000% NRV) as D-biotin (produced via fermentation) — a central building block in the keratin metabolism of hair and nails

The complete B-complex, high-dose and in highly bioavailable forms:

Vitamin B1 (7.5 mg, 682% NRV) as thiamine hydrochloride (fermentatively produced) — important for energy metabolism

Vitamin B2 (3.2 mg, 225% NRV) as riboflavin (fermentatively produced) — contributes to the maintenance of normal skin

Niacin / B3 (12 mg, 75% NRV) as flush-free nicotinamide — contributes to the maintenance of normal skin

Vitamin B5 (13.5 mg, 225% NRV) as calcium D-pantothenate (fermentatively produced) — helps reduce fatigue

Vitamin B6 (15 mg, 1071% NRV) as pyridoxal-5-phosphate, active form (fermentatively produced) — important for protein and glycogen metabolism

Vitamin B9 (300 μg, 150% NRV) as bioactive calcium L-5-methylfolate (fermentatively produced) — contributes to normal blood formation

Vitamin B12 (42.5 μg, 1700% NRV) as methylcobalamin (fermentatively produced) — important for the formation of red blood cells and the oxygen supply to hair and nails

B vitamins promote blood flow to the scalp and provide hair follicles with nutrients necessary for healthy hair growth. A 2018 study showed that B-vitamin supplements can improve hair condition when a deficiency exists. (Almohanna et al., 2018)

Ten essential minerals and trace elements in proven compound forms:

Calcium (300 mg, 37% NRV) (mineral source) — important for bones and teeth as well as normal muscle function

Magnesium (184 mg, 49% NRV) (mineral source) — contributes to the reduction of tiredness and supports normal muscle function

Zinc (5.3 mg, 53% NRV) as zinc citrate (mineral source) — important for cell division at the hair root; effective for hair loss caused by zinc deficiency (Karashima et al., 2012)

Iron (10 mg, 71% NRV) as iron bisglycinate (mineral source) — ensures oxygen transport in the blood; low levels are associated with brittle hair and hair loss (Trost, Bergfeld & Calogeras, 2006)

Copper (1.6 mg, 160% NRV) as copper sulfate (mineral source) — involved in the natural pigmentation of hair and skin

Selenium (26 μg, 47% NRV) as sodium selenite (mineral source) — important for hair and skin, protects cells from oxidative stress and supports thyroid function

Manganese (2.2 mg, 110% NRV) as manganese sulfate (mineral source) — important for connective tissue formation

Chromium (22 μg, 55% NRV) (mineral source) — involved in the metabolism of carbohydrates and fats

Molybdenum (22 μg, 44% NRV) (mineral source) — important for sulfur amino acid metabolism, relevant for keratin building blocks such as cysteine and methionine

Silicon (80 mg) as silicon dioxide (mineral source) — important for hair and skin

Four specifically selected amino acids in a free, directly usable form:

L-cysteine (400 mg) (fermentatively produced) — a sulfur-containing building block of keratin; can promote hair growth and slow down hair loss (Plaza et al., 2018)

L-methionine (200 mg) — as another sulfur-containing building block, it provides an essential base substance for keratin formation

L-arginine (500 mg) (fermentatively produced) — promotes blood circulation in the scalp and thus supports the nutrient supply to the hair roots

Taurine (400 mg) — supports cell metabolism and contributes to overall cellular health

Three natural carotenoids that together form a powerful antioxidant network for cell protection:

Lutein (3.6 mg) (plant-based) actively protects cells from oxidative stress and is considered one of the most important antioxidants for cellular health

Zeaxanthin (1.1 mg) (plant-based) works closely with lutein and strengthens their combined antioxidant protection

Astaxanthin (1.1 mg) (plant-based) is considered one of the strongest natural antioxidants in existence and effectively protects cells against free radicals

Three high-quality plant extracts:

OPC (100 mg) as oligomeric proanthocyanidins (plant-based, from pine bark) — supports skin wound healing (Khanna et al., 2002) and protects against UV-induced skin aging (Yarovaya et al., 2020)

Green tea catechin extract (100 mg) as EGCG (plant-based) — known for its strong antioxidant effect

Hesperidin (50 mg) as citrus bioflavonoid extract (plant-based) — acts as an antioxidant and complements the formula's flavonoid action

Many customers report the first noticeable changes after 3–6 weeks, and visible new hair growth usually after 3–6 months of continuous use. In cases of more severe nutrient deficiencies, it can take longer — we recommend a course of treatment for at least 6 months, ideally 12 months.

Stir 1–2 scoops daily into water, yogurt, or similar. No need to swallow capsules. Best taken shortly before, during, or after a meal — not on an empty stomach, as this can otherwise lead to discomfort.

POWERHAIR® Essence was developed for light to moderate hair loss — as a holistic, high-quality basic supply or for prevention, without personalization, immediately available. Quintessence and Premium were developed for moderate to severe hair loss and are personalized to your individual needs.

In Switzerland, a guarantee may not be given for food supplements. However, our customers' experiences confirm that regular intake over several months achieves good results.