The Nue Co. offers consumers its SUPA_THICK topical scalp serum. As the winter months persist, it's common for the scalp to become dry and itchy, which can sometimes impact the amount of hair the scalp produces. Those noticing hair thinning would greatly benefit from this thickening scalp supplement.
The Nue Co. recommends using the serum before washing and massaging it into the scalp while the hair is dry. Consumers should leave the treatment in their hair for 20 minutes and follow up with washing the hair as usual. This should be repeated 2-3 times per week for the best results. The topical scalp treatment is designed to reduce hair shedding, strengthen, and build thicker hair with more body and volume.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Topical Scalp Serums
- There is an opportunity to develop and market more scalp serums that help reduce hair shedding and strengthen hair.
- Hair Thickening Supplements
- There is an opportunity to create more hair thickening supplements that help reduce hair thinning and promote healthy hair growth.
- At-home Hair Treatments
- There is an opportunity to develop at-home hair treatments like scalp serums that consumers can use themselves for easy and convenient hair care.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty and Personal Care
- The beauty and personal care industry can develop more hair thickening serums and supplements, as well as other at-home hair treatments for consumer use.
- Health and Wellness
- The health and wellness industry can focus on developing natural supplements and topical treatments to support healthy hair growth and reduce hair thinning and shedding.
- Technology
- The technology industry can create innovative tools and devices that work in conjunction with hair thickening serums and supplements to improve their effectiveness and convenience of use.
