Green tea extract

Green tea extract – powerful antioxidant for hair and skin

Green tea extract is one of nature’s most powerful antioxidants and a fantastic ingredient for hair and skincare. Extracted from the leaves of the tea bush Camellia sinensis, green tea extract is rich in polyphenols and catechins that protect, strengthen, and balance. We use green tea extract in our White Flower Shampoo bar to provide hair with antioxidant protection and balance the scalp.

What is green tea extract?

Green tea extract is derived from the leaves of the tea bush (Camellia sinensis). Unlike black tea, green tea undergoes minimal oxidation, preserving its high antioxidant content. Green tea has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for over 4000 years for its health-promoting properties.

Nutrients in green tea extract

Green tea extract contains a unique combination of nutrients:

  • EGCG (Epigallocatechin Gallate) – The most powerful catechin, strong antioxidant
  • Polyphenol – Antioxidants that protect against free radicals
  • Catechins – Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial
  • Caffeine – Stimulates blood circulation
  • Vitamin C – Antioxidant and collagen production
  • Vitamin E – Protects and moisturizes
  • Vitamin B2 – Promotes cell renewal
  • Amino acids – Strengthen and repair

Benefits of green tea extract for hair

1. Powerful antioxidant protection

Green tea extract is one of the most powerful antioxidants available. It protects hair from free radicals caused by UV radiation, pollution, and styling, preventing premature aging and damage.

2. Promotes hair growth

EGCG in green tea extract has been shown to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth. It can also help reduce hair loss by blocking DHT (dihydrotestosterone), a hormone that can cause hair loss.

3. Balances the scalp

Green tea extract has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that help balance the scalp. It can reduce dandruff, itching, and excess oil.

4. Strengthens hair

The polyphenols in green tea extract strengthen the hair strand and make it more resistant to breakage and damage. Hair becomes stronger and more elastic.

5. Adds shine

Green tea extract gives hair a natural shine by sealing the hair cuticles and creating a smooth surface. Hair becomes silky and glossy.

6. Reduces oily hair

Green tea extract helps regulate sebum production in the scalp, making it perfect for oily hair. Hair stays fresh longer.

7. Improves blood circulation

The caffeine in green tea extract improves blood circulation in the scalp, delivering more nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicles.

8. Anti-inflammatory

Green tea extract soothes irritated scalp and reduces inflammation. Perfect for sensitive scalp.

Benefits of green tea extract for the skin

Green tea extract is equally powerful for the skin:

  • Anti-aging – Reduces fine lines and wrinkles
  • Protects against UV damage – Enhances the skin’s natural sun protection
  • Reduces inflammation – Soothes redness and irritation
  • Fights acne – Antibacterial properties
  • Reduces pore size – Tightens the skin
  • Evens skin tone – Reduces pigmentation spots
  • Moisturizes – Provides skin with moisture and softness

Our products with green tea extract

We use green tea extract in our White Flower line for volumizing and balancing hair care.

Shampoo bar with green tea extract

White Flower Shampoo bar

Volume-boosting Shampoo bar - White Flower Shampoo bar

Contains green tea extract for antioxidant protection and balanced scalp. Green tea extract adds volume, reduces oily hair, and protects against damage. Perfect for oily hair that needs balance.

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Complete set with green tea extract

Volumizing Set

Volumizing Set: Shampoo bar & conditioner bar for volume

Complete set with White Flower Shampoo bar (with green tea extract) and conditioner bar. Green tea extract balances the scalp and provides antioxidant protection, while the conditioner bar adds moisture and volume.

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Scientifically proven

Green tea extract is one of the most studied natural ingredients. Research has shown that green tea extract:

  • Contains up to 10 times more antioxidants than vitamins C and E
  • Can reduce hair loss by up to 30% by blocking DHT
  • Improves hair growth by stimulating hair follicles
  • Reduces inflammation in the scalp
  • Protects against UV damage and premature aging
  • Regulates sebum production and reduces oily hair

Green tea vs black tea

Both green and black tea come from the same plant but are processed differently:

Green tea

  • Minimal oxidation
  • Retains high antioxidant content
  • Richer in EGCG and catechins
  • More powerful antioxidant protection

Black tea

  • Fully oxidized
  • Lower antioxidant content
  • Contains other types of polyphenols
  • Still beneficial but less potent

Is green tea extract safe?

Yes, green tea extract is very safe:

  • Natural and safe – Used for thousands of years
  • Non-irritating – Suitable for sensitive skin and scalp
  • Non-toxic – Safe for daily use
  • Hypoallergenic – Rarely causes allergic reactions
  • Dermatologically tested – Approved by dermatologists
  • Eco-friendly – Biodegradable

The history of green tea extract

Green tea has been used in China and Japan for over 4000 years, both as a beverage and medicine. Traditionally, green tea has been used to promote health, improve concentration, and extend life. In modern times, science has confirmed many of the traditional uses and discovered new benefits for skin and hair.

Experience the power of green tea extract

Green tea extract is one of nature's most powerful antioxidants and a fantastic ingredient for hair care. With its ability to protect, strengthen, balance, and promote growth, it is perfect for all hair types, especially oily hair that needs balance. That's why we include green tea extract in our White Flower series – to give your hair the best antioxidant protection from nature.

Try our products with green tea extract and experience the difference. Your hair deserves nature's most powerful antioxidant.

Would you like to know more about green tea extract or our products? Feel free to contact us!

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