How Mon Mon Herbal Hair Growth Shampoo works:
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In traditional Vietnamese and Chinese medicine, hair is regarded as the surplus of blood. When blood is deficient, hair is not nourished and falls out. Blood needs qi to circulate, and modern life easily leaves qi stagnant from lack of movement.
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Hair belongs to the body's exterior. When the exterior is weak, hair falls out. Cold-dampness at the exterior stagnates qi and blood, and wind also depletes blood while cold causes blood stasis, leading to hair loss, an itchy scalp and excess oil that lets bacteria and fungus thrive.
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The formula dispels wind, removes dampness and disperses cold while invigorating blood, so the hair is nourished. With enough qi and blood, the scalp becomes healthy, itching and oiliness ease, and hair roots grow stronger. This helps keep each strand, encourages faster growth, and gives hair a glossy shine, and it may even darken again. The approach is mainly to treat from the outside in.

Herb: Tang Bach Bi (white mulberry root bark)

Herb: Cam Cuc Hoa (sweet chrysanthemum)

Herb: Trac Ba Diep (oriental arborvitae leaf)

Herb: Bach Linh (poria)

Herb: Man Kinh Tu (vitex fruit)

Herb: Bach Chi (angelica root)

Herb: Te Tan (Asian wild ginger)

Herb: Xuyen Khung (Sichuan lovage)

Herb: Han Lien Thao (eclipta)
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