Hair fibers suffer from protein loss and cuticle damage leading to aging signs and structural weakness. Addressing this degradation restores mechanical integrity and aesthetic health.

Follicular aging and premature growth cycle termination lead to thinning and loss. Arresting these degradation mechanisms maintains scalp productivity and hair density.

Active conditioning agents like silicones and cationic polymers often undergo undesirable phase separation or precipitation in single-phase formulas. Maintaining stability while ensuring uniform delivery of immiscible components is the primary technical bottleneck.