Disruptive Innovations in Scalp Care

1.1 Research Scope

1.2 Key Findings

1.3 Research Methodology

2.1 Multifunctional Ingredients to Treat Scalp Problems from the Roots are the Key Characteristics of Emerging Actives

2.2 Keratinolytic Agents and Steroids Contribute to the Most Commonly Used Ingredients

2.3 Side Effects and Associated Allergenic Reactions are Critical Drawbacks of Some Ingredients

3.1 Emerging Actives that Can Address the Challenges of Traditional Actives are Being Developed

3.2 Plants and Algae Serve as Sustainable Sources to Create New Actives

3.3 Chemical Actives Offer Clinical Efficacy but Entail High Risks Associated with Safety

3.4 Plant Derived Ingredients Require Isolation of Extracts from Leaves, Roots, and Flowers

3.5 Pomegranates, Juniper and Aloe Vera are Some of the Known Plants Whose Extracts Benefit the Scalp

3.6 Ingredients from Algae are Derived from Natural Polysaccharides Isolated from Algae

3.7 Laminaria, Pelvetia and Undaria are Some of the Known Algae Species whose Extracts Benefit the Scalp

3.8 Probiotics Can Normalize the Excess Sebum Production on Scalp

3.9 Supernatant Cultures Promote Stimulation of New Hair Growth

4.1 Anti-microbial and Anti-mitotic Actives Are Gaining Popularity in North America

4.2 Effective Loading of Permissible Ingredients is of Paramount Importance

4.3 Plant and Algae-derived Actives Are Gaining Popularity in Europe

4.4 Sustainability and User friendliness of Ingredients is of Paramount Importance

4.5 Ayurvedic and Organic Ingredients Are Gaining Popularity in Asia Pacific

4.6 Transparency in Ingredient Information and Clarification of Pharmaceutical and OTC Ingredients is of Paramount Importance

5.1 Availability of Funding is one of the Major Factors Propelling Adoption of New Actives

5.2 Hair loss Prevention Actives Focus on Stimulating the Hair Bulb Causing Regrowth

5.3 Emulsions Which Aid in Cellular Proliferation and Shaft Lengthening are Under Development

5.4 Seboregulation Actives Focus on Sebum Control From the Roots of the Scalp

5.5 Dandruff Prevention Actives Remove Flaky Skin on Scalp and Maintain Oil Balance

5.6 Most of the Commercialized Innovations Are developed from Sustainable Sources

5.7 Actives Aimed at Stabilizing Cosmetic Formulations are Also Developed

5.8 Partnerships and Collaborations That Are Focused on Development and Marketing of New Hair Care Actives

5.9 Funding is Focused on Scaling Up of Processing Facilities of Ingredient Manufacturers

5.10 Highest Intensity of Patent Activities are Observed in the Hairfall, Anti-dandruff and Sebo-regulation Actives

6.1 New Raw Materials and Biodegradable Ingredients Would be Explored in the Next Few Years

6.2 Future of Hair-fall Treatment Actives

6.3 Future of Dandruff Removal Actives

7.1 Key Contacts

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