Vitamir ledisharm vitamins for hair tablets N30 – Kvadrat-c

What it is

Ledisharm by Kvadrat‑S Vitamir is a food supplement created with women in mind who want to give their hair extra attention from the inside. Hair is a living structure that grows from the follicle, and its strength, shine and growth rate depend largely on what reaches the root through the bloodstream — amino acids, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. When the diet is uneven or the body is under stress, hair is often the first to show it: it becomes thinner, duller or falls out more than usual.

Key components

This product belongs to the category of beauty‑oriented vitamin and mineral complexes for hair. The idea behind such formulas is simple — to deliver in one tablet the building blocks that the hair follicle needs to form a healthy shaft.

• B‑group vitamins (especially biotin and pantothenic acid, which take part in keratin synthesis)
• Zinc (important for follicle activity and a balanced scalp)
• Amino acids or plant extracts that nourish the root

How it works

Hair grows in cycles, and a visible change in quality usually appears only after the new portion of hair has had time to grow out — that is why such complexes are taken in courses of 1–3 months rather than a few days. During this period the body receives a steady supply of the micronutrients involved in building the keratin fibre, in cell division inside the follicle and in the work of the sebaceous glands on the scalp.

Who it’s for

The tablet form is convenient: a precise dose, no taste, easy to take with a meal. Thirty tablets are usually intended for about a one‑month course, after which it is reasonable to assess the result and, if needed, repeat after a pause. The complex can fit into the regimen of women who notice seasonal hair shedding, who often colour or heat‑style their hair, or who simply want to keep its appearance in good shape from within, alongside shampoos and masks that work only on the surface.

Cautions and notes

Please note: this is a food supplement, not a medicine, and it does not replace a varied diet. It is not intended for children, and during pregnancy, breastfeeding, in case of chronic conditions or when taking other vitamin products it is wise to consult a doctor or pharmacist first. If sudden, heavy hair loss occurs, the cause should be clarified with a specialist rather than addressed with vitamins alone.