Nanotechnology makes hair younger

[Jacob]

Keratec's product is supposed to absorb just fine..hmmm..

http://www.elixirnews.com/newsView.php?id=528&catID=23

Nanotechnology makes hair younger
Wednesday, 7th June, 2006

London: A new hair rejuvenation treatment using nanotechnology to inject keratin inside the hair shaft has been launched in the UK.

The treatment, called Tanagra, comes from Brazil, restores damaged and ageing hair giving in strength, flexibility and shine. The manufacturers say the treatment is permanent.

The in-salon treatment, a course of three, which costs 50 each, takes up to an hour and is adual-stage process. A fine mist of keratin is applied section-by-section to the hair, to insert the tiny particles of keratin into the damaged areas of the hair structure. The second stage is carried out in the same way as the first, but using the sealing mist to lock the nanomolecules into the hair, forming permanent and insoluble keratin just like natures own.

It is claimed that after just one treatment Tanagra will repair up to 80% of the damage to hair, 90% after the second treatment and 100% after the third. The result is hair that is structurally as good as new! And hair that has a great structure is beautiful, strong, flexible & manageable - hair insuperb condition with an incredible shine.

[James]

But when the hair grows out you would have to do it again right? This stuff isn't hitting the follicle or anything.

Still sounds pretty interesting.

Thanks for posting it Jacob.