he HAIR LOTION containing 10% Padina pavonica extract (EPP), has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication. Padina pavonica extract (EPP) boosts the synthesis of the keratins, and restores the phenotype of the cells when this has been damaged by aging or genetics. Within the dermis, the restoration of cell function renders the scalp more supple, which in turn ensures better intercellular exchanges.
The HAIR LOTION increases the synthesis of collagens and glycoaminoglycans, substances that form elastic networks. These proteins take up water and minerals, and retain them within the scalp
Padina pavonica extract- has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication
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Jacob
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Padina pavonica extract- has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication
http://www.icpconcepts.com/hair-lotion.aspx
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Re: Padina pavonica extract- has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication
interesting, i like the simplicity of the ingredients. Any idea how much is it going for?
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Re: Padina pavonica extract- has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication
I'm more interested in that ingred..not necessarily the product. I don't like the Ethanol in it...
Haven't seen any prices on it- you could probably try contacting them.
Haven't seen any prices on it- you could probably try contacting them.
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Re: Padina pavonica extract- has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication
Is there any scientific backing for the use of PPE in hair loss?
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Re: Padina pavonica extract- has the ability to stimulate the function of the epithelial cells, inducing their multiplication
I've contacted them about that..we'll see. I noticed some patent type info out there, but don't care to read through them all.