There is now a safe, natural and scientifically advanced way to eliminate the appearance of baldness and thinning hair.
It is not a spray, cream or cover up, and is totally compatible with hair treatments such as minoxidil.
Nanogen is a new complex of tiny, micro-fibres that blend perfectly with existing hairs due to being made of the same organic Keratin protein as real hair.
This gives an instantly fuller, more natural looking head of hair as the fibres transform the thin and colourless “vellus” hair into thicker healthy looking strands. Theatrical artists, entertainers and public personalities use Nanogen extensively.
Nanogen is applied quickly and without mess by simply shaking the container over the thinning area, releasing thousands of microscopic colour-matched hair fibres, which intertwine with, and branch off of the real hairs.
Charged with static electricity, they bond in fir tree patterns along the hair fibre so securely that they will stay in place all day, in strong winds and rain, and will not stain or smear, but can be easily washed out with a shampoo wash.
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Although hair loss is regarded as a modern day problem nothing could be further from the truth.
The ancient Egyptians were searching for a cure over four thousand years ago. The bible also has a few mentions of hair loss within its pages.
Hair loss, it’s problems and the search for a cure is not anything new. For thousands of years, men and women of all countries and races have shared the tragedy of premature hair loss and the hope of discovering a cure.
There is indeed a vast fortune just waiting to be collected for anyone finding the elusive cure.
Hair loss and history
To try and overcome the negative connotations that the words “wig” “hairpiece” and “toupee” conjure up in the minds of most men, the salesmen have a new range of names and terms to help sell their products.
Instead of calling their products wigs, we now have “hair extensions”, “weaves” or some kind of fancy “system”. Some have names like Polystrand , Microweave and Micro system 2000.
In Britain around one and a half million wigs or hair pieces are sold each year, and the industry is worth 150 million annually.
The fact of the matter is that they are all simply wigs: artificial prostheses which are manufactured from either synthetic fibres (such as nylon or acrylic) or from severed human hair.
Often a man who has been wearing a wig for a number of years would love to dispose of it, unfortunately for him it is too big a step psychologically to suddenly just wake up one morning and throw his wig away.
As much as he would love to probably come to terms with his baldness he is not in a position to do so. To suddenly appear in front of all his friends and family with no hair is just too much.
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