PDRN's Slow-aging Hype Reaches Hair Care

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Salmon sperm’s precious polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) content has been the beauty industry's latest star ingredient. Is it the key to a new wave of hair care innovation?
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Salmon sperm’s precious polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) content has been the beauty industry's latest star ingredient. While generally embraced for regeneration, anti-inflammation and other skin repair benefits, PDRN has more recently followed the "skinification of hair" charge—particularly launches from KeraFactor and VT Cosmetics. But does the category jump make sense? 

Three skincare product bottles in white, yellow, and teal packagingAccording to KeraFactor, PDRN is a groundbreaking development in hair restoration and, when paired with peptides, it delivers a multi-targeted approach that KeraFactorAccording to KeraFactor, PDRN holds the ability to repair tissue, reduce inflammation and activate growth signals. The ingredient was therefore incorporated into brow and lash serums, as well as KeraFactorMD brand scalp treatments to provide optimal conditions for regrowth, especially after procedures like microneedling or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy.

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