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Placenta Hair Serum for Strength 50 ml

Placental concentrate for formulating anti-hair-loss serums and treatments

This placenta-based serum belongs to the category of concentrated active ingredients used by formulators to develop products against hair thinning and weakened follicles. It sits within the broader Active Ingredients for Hair section, which gathers concentrated actives for strengthening hair follicles, stimulating growth, and restoring the internal structure of the hair shaft. The 50 ml size suits small-batch studio production, formula testing, and individually tailored treatments prepared by salon professionals and independent formulators.

Placental extract has long been valued in trichological cosmetics for its content of biologically active growth factors, amino acids, and peptide fractions that support cellular activity around the hair follicle. The largest real-world demand for this type of raw material comes from professional trichology products: ampoule concentrates, salon serums, and pharmacy-grade anti-hair-loss lines, alongside the growing anti-age scalp care segment where brands look for natural alternatives to synthetic growth stimulators. Home formulators also use it for personal or small-batch treatments, though the primary industrial application lies in professional and semi-industrial hair care manufacturing.

In formulations, the serum is typically added during the cool-down phase, once the base emulsion or water phase has cooled to around 35-40 degrees Celsius, to preserve the activity of the biological components. Recommended dosage generally ranges from 2 to 5 percent of the total formula weight, depending on the intended strength of the finished product. This active pairs well with other hair-strengthening ingredients, such as the Liposomal complex for hair Protective with tripeptide-1, which protects follicle cells and improves delivery of active substances into the scalp. Combining it with a targeted peptide such as Capixyl Peptide allows formulators to build multi-factor anti-hair-loss formulas with an enhanced stimulating effect. For larger production runs or an expanded product line, the Liposomal Hair Complex Protective with tripeptide-1 in the larger size helps maintain a consistent active concentration when scaling up from a test batch to full production.

Store the serum in a refrigerator or a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in a tightly closed container to prevent oxidation of the active fractions. Once opened, use the contents within the period recommended by the manufacturer and avoid prolonged exposure to air. Beyond individual serums, this ingredient works well in lotions, scalp masks, and toners, as well as in comprehensive care programs where predictable results from consistent use matter most.

Strengthening scalp tonic with placental complex

Placenta serum 10 ml

Aloe vera juice 50 ml

Panthenol liquid 4 ml

Nettle extract 6 ml

Biotin solution 2 ml

Broad-spectrum preservative 1.5 ml

Combine the aloe vera juice with panthenol liquid and biotin solution in a clean container, stirring gently until fully blended. Add the nettle extract and let the mixture cool to room temperature if it was warmed during preparation. Once cooled, mix in the placenta serum and the preservative, stirring thoroughly until the formula is completely uniform. Transfer the finished tonic into a spray bottle, store it in a cool place, and apply to the scalp with gentle massaging motions as part of a regular strengthening routine.

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INCI	Gereinigtes Wasser, Glycerin, Schweine- Plazenta -Hydrolysat, Hydrolysat phytoprotein , Beta-Glucan , Vitamin P , B5
Other
Color product	from light yellow to yellow
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	shampoos - 5-7%, hair care masks - 10-20%
Minimum count	1
Name	Placenta Hair Serum for Strength 50 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 ml
Solubility	water
View	cloudy liquid
Valid until	12.2028