REVERSING SIGNS OF HAIR AGING: Clinical Evidence of Gray Hair Pigmentation and Hair Quality Improvement.

Author: Layane Melody da Silva Reis Cavalcante¹, Lucia de Fatima Holanda¹, Giulia Okamoto Maciente¹, Mauricio Frazilho¹, Carla De Figueiredo Presti Favaro¹, Marisa Sacuragui¹, Ana Lúcia Tabarini Alves Pinheiro², Carla Monserrat Grecco Lopes², Mayara Miranda Ferreira², Viviane Cristina Albarici², Juliana Rodrigues Pinto²

Published at: January 01, 1900

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Hair graying is a prominent sign of aging, characterized by progressive loss of hair pigmentation, primarily associated with melanocyte dysfunction and influenced by multiple genetic, physiological, environmental, lifestyle, nutritional, and medical factors. Beyond its aesthetic impact, gray hair may affect self-image, confidence, and psychological wellbeing, driving demand for effective, non-invasive cosmetic strategies to restore a more youthful appearance while supporting scalp and hair health.