Pseudocatalase Cream for Grey Hair

[persistentone]

There was research published a while ago claiming that a pseudocatalase cream was used to reverse grey hair, by fighting excess hydrogen peroxide in the hair follicle:
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/260089.php

I see various vendors selling pseudocatalase creams online, but I have no way to authenticate that any of these are legitimate substitutes for the cream used in the research. Has anyone found a source for pseudocatalase cream that is affordable and that has some legitimate credentials behind it? I don't want to get ripped off by some hack vendor's get-rich-quick scheme.

 

[Mr White]

The cure for gray hair has long been discovered but I'm sure big cosmetic companies will do everything they possibly can to prevent it from reaching the public.

 

[persistentone]

The cure for gray hair has long been discovered but I'm sure big cosmetic companies will do everything they possibly can to prevent it from reaching the public.

Cosmetic companies would have no reason to not market a cosmetic.

You are thinking about pharmaceutical companies, but maybe a topical pseudocatalase could escape the need for FDA approval?

In any case, does anyone have insight on how to buy a pseudocatalase cream that is equivalent to what they used in the studies?

 

[Conpecia]

The cure for gray hair has long been discovered but I'm sure big cosmetic companies will do everything they possibly can to prevent it from reaching the public.

Are you talking about something that reverses gray hair or just stops it from progressing, and are you talking about the pseudocatalase treatment or something else?

 

[Mr White]

According to this article, the new L'Oreal pill will only prevent grey hair, not reverse the condition, and will have to be taken forever.

http://www.hairlosscure2020.com/category/loreal/

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Cosmetic companies would have no reason to not market a cosmetic.

You are thinking about pharmaceutical companies, but maybe a topical pseudocatalase could escape the need for FDA approval?

In any case, does anyone have insight on how to buy a pseudocatalase cream that is equivalent to what they used in the studies?

If it really is effective, L'Oreal's new pill will have a tremendous economic impact and rival companies will not be happy about it. And I'm sure L'Oreal executives will not market the new pill if they can make more money by not selling it.

Remember what happened to Aderans? The company was sold, closed down the next day and their hairloss research stopped.