Hair Loss - follica / ICX Pigment question

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d129

01.05.2008, 22:43

follica / ICX Pigment question (Hair Multiplication & Research)
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anyonen know if either study has reported that the hair regrown is either pigmented or not?

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goata007

02.05.2008, 00:40

@ d129
follica / ICX Pigment question
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ť anyonen know if either study has reported that the hair regrown is either
ť pigmented or not?

They reported that in mice the new hair were colorless. However, I doubt they would have the same issue in humans because

a) the hair color comes from the epidermis where the melanin cells are that give your skin color.

b) I haven't heard of a single case of hair regrowth after wounding/accident in which new hair were colorless, which implies that we shouldn't need any special treatment i.e. EGF inhibitors etc to add pigment to the new hair.

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cal

02.05.2008, 01:08

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follica / ICX Pigment question
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That's basically what I was gonna say.

The hair's characteristics come from your skin's DNA. If the follicles grow correctly enough to function, then I don't think there's much possibility of the characteristics coming out different than the originals.

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d129 01.05.2008, 22:43	follica / ICX Pigment question (Hair Multiplication & Research) Post reply
	anyonen know if either study has reported that the hair regrown is either pigmented or not? d129 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
goata007 02.05.2008, 00:40 @ d129	follica / ICX Pigment question Post reply
	ť anyonen know if either study has reported that the hair regrown is either ť pigmented or not? They reported that in mice the new hair were colorless. However, I doubt they would have the same issue in humans because a) the hair color comes from the epidermis where the melanin cells are that give your skin color. b) I haven't heard of a single case of hair regrowth after wounding/accident in which new hair were colorless, which implies that we shouldn't need any special treatment i.e. EGF inhibitors etc to add pigment to the new hair. goata007 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO --- "If we knew what it was that we were doing, it wouldn't be called research, would it?" - Albert Einstein
cal 02.05.2008, 01:08 @ goata007	follica / ICX Pigment question Post reply
	That's basically what I was gonna say. The hair's characteristics come from your skin's DNA. If the follicles grow correctly enough to function, then I don't think there's much possibility of the characteristics coming out different than the originals. cal is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO