Chinese Angelica for natural hair growth and hair regrowth

Chinese angelica can promote metabolism and supply the body with the nutrients necessary for the growing of hair. It is rich in calcium, which is needed to prevent hair from becoming brittle. The extract of Chinese angelica in the Evergreen hair regenerator contains the substance that is required for the anabolism of follicle cells. Through local application, it can penetrate deep into the hair follicles to give them sufficient nourishment and curb simultaneously the excessive secretion of sebum, so as to prevent as much as possible the occlusion of the upper part of any hair follicle by waxy matter and thereby facilitate blood circulation in the scalp. The increase of the volume of blood circulating in the scalp is conducive to the improvement of the growth environment of hair. Thus, hair loss is speedily brought to a stop, and with the nourishment of the follicles properly resumed hair will grow normally.

In ancient China silk of the light blue color was very precious. It was used only for making rich garments. A beautiful woman's hair was compared to light blue silk. The famous poet of the Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi noticed the pitiful fact that women also lost hair and described it in the following line:
Fell the silk of light blue and sparse grew the temples.
The situation deplored by the renowned Tang Dynasty poet has become more serious in the contemporary world. But there is no need for female to get into a panic if she finds a few hairs on her pillow in the morning. It is normal for a person, whether male or female, to lose 50 to 100 pieces of hair during the 24 hours of a day, because he is supposed to have one hundred thousand pieces of hair on his scalp. If the person washes his head and finds a lot of hair in the water, then the situation is more serious. It is highly probable that he,she is losing hair. It is certain that a woman will feel greatly alarmed or even become ashamed of herself if she should discover that her scalp is barely covered by a thin layer of hair. This is a natural reaction, because her beauty is impaired. Now, what are the causes of hair loss in the case of females? An obvious cause is some chronic skin disease. It must not be overlooked that ringworm may bring about alopecia with scaling and pustulation. This is far more serious than alopecia which is due to other diseases, such as anemia, so far as the possibility of regrowth of hair is concerned.

According to the findings of scholars of traditional Chinese medicine, the tuber of multiflower knotweed has great efficacy in supplementing energy, upgrading blood, nourishing the liver and kidneys, strengthening muscles and bone, and turning albescent hair black. All these effects are attributed by Chinese pharmacologists to the ability of this herbal medicine to promote haematopoiesis, raise the immunity of organisms, lower the content of fat in blood, resist atherosclerosis, protect the liver, delay aging, improve endocrine functions, lubricate the intestines and ease constipation. This herbal medicine depends for its effects chiefly on phosphatides, anthraquinone derivatives and glucoside derivatives that it contains. As a medicine, it has been used in China for hundreds of years.
It is noteworthy that Chinese angelica, which is one of the main ingredients of this Female-used Evergreen hair regenerator, is widely used in traditional Chinese gynecology as a medicine for curing diseases and a tonic for improving health. Its extract has the additional advantage of being able to penetrate easily through the skin and, for this reason, is employed very often as a transdermal passage promoter.

In our case, the extract of Chinese angelica carries with it the extracts of the other ingredients to pass through the skin smoothly so as to reach the hair follicles that need regeneration and to pervade together with the other ingredients the environment of hair follicles inside the scalp and provide them with added nutrients. Of these other ingredients, special mention must be made of the tuber of multiflower knotweed, which is reputed to possess a wonderful power of enabling hair to regrow. It has the popular nickname of Blackhead.