Stress Balancing Hair Tablets

Rhodiola rosea is a perennial flowering plant that grows naturally in cold regions of Europe, Asia and North America, particularly in mountainous and Arctic areas. The plant is characterised by its thick roots and fleshy leaves, with small yellow to reddish flowers. Extracts used in supplements are obtained from the roots of the plant. Rhodiola rosea is included in nutritional supplements as a botanical ingredient and is commonly combined with other vitamins, minerals and plant-derived components as part of a broader nutritional composition.

Lactobacillus rhamnosus is a probiotic bacterial strain from the Lactobacillus group. It occurs naturally in certain fermented environments and is grown under controlled conditions for use in supplements. For inclusion in nutritional products, the strain is processed into a stable form that can be used in capsules or powders. Within supplements, Lactobacillus rhamnosus is included as a clearly identified bacterial ingredient as part of the overall formulation.

L-theanine is an amino acid that occurs naturally in certain plant sources, most notably in tea leaves. For use in supplements, L-theanine is produced in a purified and standardised form to ensure consistent quality and accurate dosing. It is commonly included in nutritional supplements and multi-ingredient formulations, where it is combined with vitamins, minerals and botanical ingredients. In hair-focused supplement products, L-theanine may be present as part of the overall ingredient composition, without being assigned a specific hair-related function.

Within supplement formulations, melatonin is included in carefully defined amounts and is commonly combined with vitamins, minerals and botanical ingredients. In hair-focused supplement formulations, melatonin may be included as part of the overall ingredient composition, without targeting a specific hair-related function. As such, it forms part of a broader nutritional profile used within structured daily or evening routines.

Reishi mushroom is derived from the Ganoderma lucidum fungus, which grows naturally on hardwood trees in various regions of Asia, Europe and North America. The mushroom is recognisable by its glossy, reddish-brown surface and woody texture. For use in supplements, Reishi mushroom is processed into an extract or powder form. It is included in nutritional supplements as a botanical ingredient and is commonly combined with vitamins, minerals and other plant-derived components as part of a broader nutritional composition.

Magnesium is a mineral that is used in supplements in specific compound forms rather than in pure form. These forms allow the ingredient to be accurately measured and easily incorporated into supplement formats such as capsules, tablets or powders. In hair-focused supplement formulations, magnesium is included alongside other nutrients as part of the overall ingredient composition, without being assigned a specific role or effect related to hair. It forms part of the broader nutritional structure of the formulation.