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IvoBlak Hair Lotion

Catalase at the follicle, where grey begins.

Topical catalase and palmitoyl tetrapeptide-20 with watercress, onion bulb, curry leaf oil and melatonin — the topical arm of the IvoBlak protocol for premature greying.

Indication
Premature greying of hair
Format
Hair Lotion
Range
IvoBlak
MRP
₹730 (incl. of all taxes)
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Key actives

What is doing the work, and why.

Newtrimed publishes the function of every principal active rather than listing a proprietary blend name.

  • CatalaseDegrades follicular hydrogen peroxide
  • Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-20Signal peptide
  • Nasturtium officinaleWatercress extract
  • MelatoninAntioxidant
  • L-PhenylalanineMelanin precursor
How to use

Directions

Apply to the scalp and along the hair roots daily or as directed.

Use on the advice of a qualified dermatologist. Discontinue and seek advice if irritation persists. Patch testing is advisable before first use on sensitive skin.

About IvoBlak Hair Lotion

What is IvoBlak Hair Lotion used for?

IvoBlak Hair Lotion is indicated for premature greying of hair. Topical catalase and palmitoyl tetrapeptide-20 with watercress, onion bulb, curry leaf oil and melatonin — the topical arm of the IvoBlak protocol for premature greying.

What are the key ingredients in IvoBlak Hair Lotion?

Catalase — degrades follicular hydrogen peroxide; Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-20 — signal peptide; Nasturtium officinale — watercress extract; Melatonin — antioxidant; L-Phenylalanine — melanin precursor. The full ingredient list is published on this page.

How do you use IvoBlak Hair Lotion?

Apply to the scalp and along the hair roots daily or as directed.

Where can I buy IvoBlak Hair Lotion in India?

Through Newtrimed pharmacy stockists across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. See the stockist directory or contact us for the nearest one. Use on the advice of a dermatologist.