Glycoenergizer Hair
Definition
GLYCOENERGIZER HAIR is an active ingredient with epigenetic activity based on purified marine glycogen, the main polysaccharide reserve in our body.
Thanks to its homology with the glycogen of the epidermal and capillary cells, it ensures the availability of energy in the active growth phase of the hair follicle and is closely related to the hair growth process.
It is present and metabolize in the hair follicle during the synthesis of necessary proteins in the growth phase.
Activity
- Provides the energy needed for the hair follicles in Anagen phase
- Assist rising the oxygen consumption that comes before the mitotic activity of the cells at the hair bulb
- Helps the stimulation of the growth of dermal papilla cells
Cosmetic use
Anti hair–loss and hair anti-aging preparations.
Formulations to treat weak and thin hairs.
Preparations for weary and devitalized hairs.
Family
Marine
Use
Hair
Solubility
Hydro-soluble
Dosage
From 1% to 10%
INCI
Aqua (Water), Glycerin, Glycogen
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