Can a Topical Scalp Treatment Reduce Hair Bulb Extraction?

    October 2007 in “ PubMed
    James V. Gruber, Lisa Bouldin, Kevin Lou
    Studysummary In this study, researchers observed that more hairs are extracted from the follicle with intact root bulbs than breakage occurring along the fiber in treated versus untreated hair.
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