Biolaven reviews and discussion

**Hair and Scalp Tonic Biolaven Organic with Organic Red Grape Vinegar and Lavender Oil** **Packaging:** A small white bottle with a spray nozzle. **Volume:** 150 ml. **Manufacturer's Claims:** Biolaven Organic Hair and Scalp Tonic with organic red grape vinegar and lavender oil promises soft, smooth, and elastic hair from the roots. It provides a smoothing effect along the hair's length, adds a healthy shine, and can be used as an acid peel for the scalp. The product is vegan-friendly. **How It Works:** The formula, based on organic red grape vinegar, gently removes dead skin cells from the scalp, restores its balance, regulates sebum production, combats excessive keratosis, and promotes the growth of healthy, strong, and shiny hair. **Personal Experience:** Unfortunately, I didn’t notice any of the promised effects. My hair is porous and curly, and this product didn’t deliver any noticeable results. If sprayed in slightly larger amounts, the hair simply sticks together. The tonic has a strong scent, which might not be to everyone’s liking. I used it regularly for several weeks, hoping to see some positive effects, but nothing happened. Eventually, I replaced it with a different product. **Composition:** The ingredient list isn't particularly beneficial for hair and scalp. It contains several components that can potentially cause allergies. **Conclusion:** I couldn’t find any advantages to this product. It didn’t improve my hair or scalp condition and didn’t meet the claims made by the manufacturer.