Hi everyone — I’m Kenza, community manager at Hair Labs.
We work on the biology of hair ageing, and we’ve just published a short educational podcast episode mapping how hair gradually turns grey — looking at it as a system rather than a single trigger (stem cells, signalling, oxidative stress, etc.).
Sharing here in case it’s useful or sparks discussion among hair professionals.
A really interesting essay! One of my University lecturers once told me tht what defines a great scientist is their ability to imagine what is possible, and I think this essay stands as a shining example of that. Looking forward to your future releases too!
Hi everyone — I’m Kenza, community manager at Hair Labs.
We work on the biology of hair ageing, and we’ve just published a short educational podcast episode mapping how hair gradually turns grey — looking at it as a system rather than a single trigger (stem cells, signalling, oxidative stress, etc.).
Sharing here in case it’s useful or sparks discussion among hair professionals.
Podcast link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6t7J5PUZwADqbh1FK6qk5n?si=LYw7dxauRvupHjKWYgOtHQ&nd=1&dlsi=24a7b94012274c28
wonderfull stuff and a new approaching of moplecular biology in human cells..
A really interesting essay! One of my University lecturers once told me tht what defines a great scientist is their ability to imagine what is possible, and I think this essay stands as a shining example of that. Looking forward to your future releases too!
Wonderful stuff. I molecular biologist I once spoke to said that only the rate can be slowed but the inevitability of death cannot be avoided.