The science of hair longevity

The latest ingredient technologies are moving away from loud, isolated claims to supporting how hair will function tomorrow, writes cosmetic scientist Rinki Pramanik

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When I start building a formula, I often ask a simple question: What is the hair follicle trying to tell me?

Not what I want it to do, but what it is already doing, or failing to do, because when you start looking at hair through that lens, everything changes.

It stops being a strand you condition and becomes a system you listen to.

In cosmetic science, we are trained to think in ingredients: oils, polymers, actives.

But the scalp does not understand ingredients, the scalp understands signals.

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