Healthy skin and beautiful hair with the power of oats
Rich in biotin and zinc, oats moisturise, strengthen the hair structure and soothe sensitive skin. Ideal for natural beauty!
Oats have become a popular food in our diet. And the grain also shows what it is capable of as a beauty product. With its versatile nourishing properties for skin and hair, products containing oat extracts should no longer be missing from any bathroom.
From a niche crop in German fields to a domestic superfood: oats have been experiencing a real hype on the food market in recent years. No wonder: oats are healthy, filling and ecologically sustainable thanks to their local cultivation. But oats are not only a great food, they are also a real miracle cure for skin and hair care. It provides moisture and shine, can prevent hair loss and has a soothing and anti-inflammatory effect on irritated and irritated skin. In 2017, oats were even named "Medicinal Plant of the Year" by the University of Würzburg.
Biotin: The beauty vitamin in oats
The grain owes its positive properties primarily to the ingredients biotin and zinc. Biotin, also known as vitamin B7 or vitamin H, is a water-soluble vitamin that contributes to the maintenance of normal, healthy skin and hair. It is involved in the production of one of the most important components of our hair: keratin. This not only ensures the structure and strength of the hair, but also plays a decisive role in the formation of new roots. A deficiency can lead to brittle hair and hair loss. Biotin also retains moisture. A property that is important for our skin. This is because the vitamin protects the skin from drying out and can prevent it from ageing. These effects make biotin a true beauty vitamin.
Zinc: The protective factor in oats
The trace element zinc also plays a decisive role in the health of skin and hair. It also supports the formation of keratin and therefore helps to strengthen the hair structure. Zinc is also responsible for regulating sebum production in the skin. With its anti-androgenic effect, the trace element can prevent blemishes such as spots and blackheads. Zinc is also a good active ingredient for small wounds and skin irritations. Thanks to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it is contained in many wound ointments.
The use of oats in skin and hair care
Many cosmetics manufacturers offer individual care products or entire care ranges based on oats. They range from shampoos, conditioners and hair masks to shower gels and body lotions. Natural cosmetic products are the best choice. These contain only natural ingredients, are gentle on the skin and reduce the risk of irritation and allergies. Some care products are also easy and inexpensive to make yourself, such as our oatmeal hair treatment.