Hair serums
Hair serums and tonics
A hair serum is a concentrated care that you massage straight into your scalp. Herbal extracts, caffeine and plant oils care for the scalp and hair roots for thicker, stronger and shinier hair.
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How to choose a hair serum
The serum with caffeine and ginger is an oil-based care with walnut oil, argan oil and black cumin oil for a scalp prone to dandruff and for dry ends. The Vlasorost hair tonic combines a hydrolate of common rosemary, nettle root extract, caffeine and green pea protein.
For thinning hair there is the Regebasil® hair treatment with a biotechnological basil root extract, caffeine and vitamin E. It is better value in the set with the Regebasil® shampoo.

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How to use a hair serum
Apply the serum to your scalp along the partings and gently massage it in with your fingertips. A slow massage is also a moment of calm just for you. With an oil serum a few drops are enough. Leave the Regebasil® treatment on for at least thirty minutes, then wash your hair. Serums and tonics need regularity, so give them time – the treatment is used for roughly two months.
A hair tonic with rosemary
Rosemary water for hair is very popular these days. In the Vlasorost tonic you will find it as an organic hydrolate of common rosemary, complemented by a green tea hydrolate, burdock root extract and lavender essential oil. Gently massage the tonic into a freshly washed scalp and do not rinse it out.
A hair oil or a serum?
A hair oil is applied mainly to the lengths and ends, while a serum belongs on the scalp. The serum with caffeine and ginger does both: argan oil cares for dry and brittle ends and black cumin oil for the scalp. As a pure oil, the cold-pressed coffee oil, which naturally contains caffeine, will serve you well.
Scalp care in winter
Hats and heating do not do the scalp any favours. In winter, give your serum or tonic regular attention and wash your hair with a gentle herbal shampoo free of sulfates and silicones.

