Hairouse!

[vernod]

Hi,

Am currently travelling in India where I came across a product which is the local equivalent of toppik. BUT, unlike Toppik, which is all natural and made from keratin, this product (called Hairouse) has the following as active ingredients: Cellulose, Hydrogen Peroxide, Ceranine VRE (softner), and caustic soda. Apparently, the company that makes Hairouse has a technical collaboration with Naxpar Lab (UK) Ltd. (anyone know of this lab)??

Now, there is a big price difference between toppik and this (50%). But am concerned about ingredients like caustic soda and hydrogen peroxide on what little hair I have left! These two ingredients seems more appropriate in a drain cleaner or something like that!

Does this sound ok to use on the hair?

Thanks,

Vern

[Mark]

Hi Vern,

We've never heard of Hairouse before, but we sent this off to Dr. Farjo in the UK to see if he'd ever heard of it. We'll let you know if we hear anything.

-Mark

[vernod]

Hi Mark,

Thanks - appreciate it!

By the way, their website is hairouse.com and I did contact them and they said that the cellulose accounted for 99% and the remaining 1% was casutic soda, hydrogen peroxide, etc.

Thanks!
Vern

[mischelstraus]

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[Prayag]

Dude dis product( Hairouse ) sucks bigtym.what does hairouse mean anyway????.!its even worse than the rayon nylon products.
it appears like some powdery stuff on the hair man...