Announcing: Mira Hair Oil - An all Natural, no Chemicals Added hair Product that Restores the Health of the Scalp and Strength, Consistency and Thickness to the Hair

(PRWEB) December 22, 2012

Mira Hair Oil, a completely natural blend of oils that heals the scalp and hair from the prolonged abuse of chemical treatments, heat and the stress at the follicle from weaves and hair extensions induced scalp damage. It replenishes hair that has been overworked and is not easy to manage. Today many women are returning to natural hair care and away from the heavy, toxic chemicals of hair treatments, scalp and hair stressing hair extenders. Mira offers the optimum start for the natural rebalancing of hair health that begins under the scalp.

Mira will halt hair loss, greatly accelerate hair growth, brings a healthy glow with just a two minute application, remove chemical product buildup, moisturizes, eliminate split ends, Hair becomes more manageable after the first application. Mira works with all hair types; oily, normal, dry, wavy, kinky, straight, permed and chemically treated curly hair.

What is Mira Oil?

Mira oils are derived from a 5000 year old procedure developed in India of blending approximately 15 oils and herbs into a hair oil, some ingredients will remain secret in the preparation. This procedure was an Indian royal secret for centuries. Some of those ingredients are as follows

Eclipta Alba -- A sunflower like plant that is commonly known as 'fake daisy'; the flower is common in India. There are numerous health benefits associated with the fake daisy that humans have used for centuries. Fake daisy is a proven hair grower that works in the follicles. Eclipta Alba is also a powerful antimicrobial. The hair follicle can harbor many types of bacteria and viruses, dead skin cells and old oily residue. These are usually minor or even unknown to the person, but to the scalp and hair the damage can be apparent after time. Eclipta Alba is one of Mira Oil's main ingredients.

Cocos Nucifera -- Also known as coconut oil; coconut oil is well known for being great for hair and scalp, but the most popular and common use is on the scalp. Hair relies heavily on protein and coconut oil does a wonderful job of helping to preserve the protein at the follicle. Coconut oil seeps into the pores on the scalps and into the hair follicle and facilitates healing of the tiny fissures that cause protein and subsequently hair loss. Coconut oil also preserves hydration of the hair and scalp. Hair that isn't properly hydrated will become brittle and break easily. Coconut oil is a natural moisture seal.

Lawsonia Inermis Henna -- It's been used for natural dying of hair and skin and various other health benefits. There is a decent amount of Henna in Mira but it won't cause dying of hair. Henna will however replenish the proteins and amino acids necessary for robust hair growth. These natural proteins and amino acids bond naturally to the skin and hair shaft and give hair a fuller healthier affect.

Bacopa Monnieri -- Mira follows Ayurvedic medicine fundamentals. Ingredients must be combined in a specific way to be effective. Bacopa Monnieri is one of the strongest plants for Ayurvedic applications. Bacopa Monnieri is an anti-aging tonic, circulation enhancer and potent exfoliant. But in this hair produce Bacopa Monnieri is employed according to Ayurvedic medical principles as a blender of the various oils.

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How is Mira Oil used?

The paramount instruction here is to use Mira daily. The daily soothing and re-nutrition of the hair and scalp will show outstanding results. Sometimes financial concerns will only allow application of 3 or 4 times a week, but daily application brings optimum results.

Wash the hair and scalp before applying Mira oil, washing the hair removes the build up of old oils, chemical residues (if any), remnants of past shampoos and the ever present dirt and grime that accumulate on the hair and settle on the scalp from daily living. Washing the hair and scalp allows Mira's oils and nutrients to have clearer access to the pores, hair follicles and to also absorb into the hair shaft to restore its fullness and moisture.

Eat healthier and exercise: Including healthier choices in the diet plan will assist Mira oil's hair and scalp restoration to grow fuller, healthier hair. Exercise is great for circulation; good circulation gives the whole body a glow. Let Mira's natural organics be a catalyst to a healthier life in general.

Mira hair oil is a stunning hair growth stimulator; it restores a healthy glow to the hair and heals the scalp. Ayurvedic medicine principles of balanced organically grown and gathered ingredients ensure that the whole body will benefit from using this product. The oil is light, unrefined and has a pleasing aroma. The oil reconstitutes the hair and scalp from the damage done by chemical treatments, dyes, harsh shampoos and the deterioration due to heat treatments.

Personal Care Chemicals Market and Personal Care Ingredients Market - New Industry Research Report is Now Available for Pre Order at Transparency Market Research

Albany, New York (PRWEB) February 16, 2013

In the past decade the global personal care chemicals and ingredients market has demonstrated rapid growth. It is further expected that this growth will not slacken in the next decade as well. Several factors contribute to this rapid pace of the market; however certain challenges of the past will still persist.

The major driver of this market is the growth in demand for cosmetics and similar items. With the growth in the purchasing power of the people especially the middle class, the demand for products like anti ageing formulas and hair removal items has grown.

The major growth is observed in the market of active ingredients since the bourgeois consumers get easily attracted to the marketing of active ingredients present in the product. The other major influence resulting in the growth of personal care chemicals and ingredients is the increased purchasing power of the middle class consumers. Almost half of the end consumers of this market are the middle class. They play an active role in forming the overall demand for personal care products. Owing to their influence, the ultimate demand by manufacturers of personal care products for chemical ingredients fluctuates.

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On the other hand, the major hold back of this market is the unstable properties of the chemicals like active ingredients. The formulations of active ingredients are unstable. Thus they may disintegrate rapidly in certain formulations which are complex and contain many other ingredients. Hence, safe and stable incorporation of these ingredients in the final product many at times become a risky and cost intensive process.

On the basis of their market, the overall personal care chemicals and ingredients can be segmented into chemicals and ingredients required for products in oral care, decorative care, hair care, sun care, body care, facial care and antiperspirants and deodorants. Simultaneously, the major constituents can be classified as active ingredients, lipid layer enhancers, shine concentrates, waxes, protein products, opacifiers, thickeners, chelating agents, UV light stabilizers, humectants, cream bases, solvents, polymers, surfactants and many more.

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Find Out Why Route One Pumpkins Skin Care Products Are Natural, and Free of Known Endocrine Disruptors, Chemicals Currently Implicated by a Recent WHO Study

Half Moon Bay, CA (PRWEB) March 13, 2013

Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that may interfere with the bodys hormonal balance and produce adverse developmental, reproductive, neurological, and immune effects in both humans and wildlife. A wide range of substances, both natural and man-made, are thought to cause endocrine disruption, including pharmaceuticals, dioxin and dioxin-like compounds, polychlorinated biphenyls, DDT and other pesticides, and plasticizers such as bisphenol A. The greatest concern related to the disturbance of hormonal balance is the early onset of cancers, especially breast and prostate.(1) In a 2012 publication by the National Institute of Environmental Health Studies, endocrine disruption has also recently been implicated in a study of Autism by interupting oxytocin and thyroid hormone signaling pathways. (2)

Recently, on February 19th 2013, an international team of experts in a joint effort by by the World Health Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme reported that evidence linking hormone-mimicking chemicals to human health problems has grown stronger over the past decade, becoming a global threat that should be addressed. The panel of 16 scientists from 10 nations found that endocrine-related diseases and disorders are on the rise, with emerging evidence for adverse reproductive outcomes and mounting evidence" for effects on thyroids, brains and metabolism. The study concludes that chronic disease worldwide is higher than ever because of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals.

Frankly, for BPA, the science is done. Flame retardants, phthalates the science is done, Professor R Thomas Zoeller of Umass, senior editor and senior writer for the paper said. We have more than enough information on these chemicals to make the reasonable decision to ban, or at least take steps to limit exposure. They dont stay in the environment long but people are exposed to them all the time so its the same effect... (3)

Phthalates mimic hormones and have been linked to numerous health problems, but remain legal. On Feb 2, a study quoted by the Daily Green was released that linked baby powder, lotion and shampoo to higher levels of phthalates in babies' bodies. To avoid phthalates, look for products -like Route One Pumpkins - labeled phthalate-free or read labels for their chemical names, or abbreviations: DBP (di-n-butyl phthalate) and DEP (diethyl phthalate) are often found in personal care products, including nail polishes, deodorants, perfumes and cologne, aftershave lotions, shampoos, hair gels and hand lotions. DEHP (di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate or Bis (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate) is used in PVC plastics, including some medical devices.BzBP (benzylbutyl phthalate) is used in some flooring, car products and personal care products. DMP (dimethyl phthalate) is used in insect repellent and some plastics.

Phytoestrogen: soybeans are the most significant dietary source of isoflavones, an class of phytoestrogen. Consumption of soy food or phytoestrogen supplements has been frequently associated with beneficial health effects, however the potentially adverse effects on development, fertility, and the reproductive and endocrine systems are likely under-appreciated. Soy and soy-derived products contain isoflavones that mimic the actions of estrogens and may exert adverse effects on male fertility and studies have shown decreased sperm count in men eating higher quantities of soy in their diet. It is not known whether there is a difference between consumption of organic/non-GMO soy and the more dominant genetically-modified soy grown in the US and subjected to higher use of pesticides. Sensitive populations such as pregnant women should weigh consumption carefully to avoid endocrine disruption.

BPA stands for bisphenol A. BPA is an industrial chemical that has been used to make certain plastics and resins since the 1960s. In a February 2013 radio interview Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Linda S. Birnbaum, PhD discussed the status of the research and how BPA can seep into food or beverages from containers that are made with BPA or into your body when you handle products made with BPA. To avoid BPA, avoid plastics with the recycled symbol 7 on the bottom or select plastics labeled BPA-free, use glass or other materials to store and reheat food and just say no to receipts and thermal papers, which commonly have BPA that is absorbed through your skin (use email options at ATMs, for example). A new study quoted by Rodale (publisher of Prevention magazine) supporting that theory suggests that humans also absorb BPA through the skin even after handling cash-register receipts for just a few seconds. (4) (5)

One problem concerning those studying endocrine-disrupting chemicals is the vast number of them about 800 are known and how they may interact with one another. Theyre in a variety of goods such as pesticides, flame retardants, plastics, cosmetics and canned foods and research has only touched the tip of the iceberg, according to the WHO report, stating that the vast majority of chemicals in current commercial use have not been tested at all. Several groups, including the National Institute of environmental health are working on testing methods. (6)

Route One Pumpkins products and packaging are free of phthalates, BPA, soy ingredients, petroleum products, parabens,, artificial colors and fragrances. Also vegan-free of animal products and not tested on animals. Certified by Leaping Bunny. Available at http://www.RouteOnePumpkins.com and quality natural retailers.

1. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/health/topics/agents/endocrine/index.cfm

2. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/news/newsletter/2012/2/science-armstrong/

3. http://www.who.int/ipcs/publications/new_issues/endocrine_disruptors/en/

4. http://www.rodale.com/bpa-receipts

5. http://radiomd.com/show/staying-well/item/9684-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-chemical-bpa

6. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/news/newsletter/2013/1/science-casey/index.htm