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An overview of low-TRL technologies from research papers, clinical trials, product claims and patents.
A leading consumer goods company wanted early-stage ideas for a new line of hair care products that work on the biological processes behind hair growth and aging. We searched the research and helped the client see which companies to partner with.
The client is a leading consumer goods company looking for emerging hair care approaches to build into a new line of products. It wanted solutions that ease common problems by acting on the biological processes involved in hair growth and aging.
Prescouter was asked to look for novel approaches in the early stages of R&D for hair loss and thinning, scalp issues, graying, and aging issues such as rough texture.
Approaches that act on the biology of hair growth.
Treatments for common scalp problems such as dandruff.
Ways to address graying and rough, thinning hair with age.
An overview of low-TRL technologies from research papers, clinical trials, product claims and patents.
We vetted mechanisms such as laser therapies and blood flow and growth factor stimulation, plus dandruff, anti-graying and hair-loss drugs.
We profiled companies offering customized hair care built on biological data, and alternatives in blood flow stimulation and mRNA.
Prescouter profiled over 35 companies developing or providing customized hair care based on innovative emerging technologies, for the client to consider as partners in its new line of products.
Developers and providers of customized hair care to consider partnering with.
Laser therapies, blood flow and growth factor stimulation, and mRNA.
Early-stage approaches the client could develop into new hair care products.
Most hair care treats the symptoms. The next products will come from the science of why hair thins, grays and ages.
Find the early-stage technologies and partners that can give your products a real biological edge. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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