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›Beauty & skincare›Hair care technology

Browse 813 solutions in hair care technology on the Halo network

Updated Sept 30, 2026

Hair care technology covers the follicle and the fiber, and telling one problem from the other. On Halo, the solutions cover conditioning and shaping the fiber, measuring the scalp, screening for a hair compound, and simulating the fiber and the formula. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.

Growing hair, and stopping it

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jrx biotech

Nanoparticle delivery system for enhanced skin and hair growth

A nanoparticle carrier pushing actives through skin for hair and beard growth.

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Zylö Therapeutics

Sustained release NO delivery system for enhanced hair growth

Silica microparticles releasing nitric oxide to raise blood flow at the follicle.

Co-developmentIn developmentStartup
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Zylö Therapeutics

Silica microparticles for enhanced delivery of ingredients to hair follicles

The same silica platform carrying a conventional active deeper and slower.

Co-developmentIn marketStartup
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University of Wisconsin, Madison

Food-grade fungal fermentate for promoting hair and beard growth

Aspergillus oryzae fermentate, food grade, aimed at loss and regrowth.

In developmentUniversity
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BIOITHAS

Precision probiotics for hair loss treatment through gut-skin axis

Precision probiotics working the gut-skin axis in two kinds of alopecia.

In developmentStartup
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A.ME Beauty

Boosts Fullness, Optimizing Growth — Scalp Serum by a.ME Beauty

Organic botanical extracts in a scalp serum, with two-week results claimed.

LicensingIn marketStartup
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Insignes Labs

Scalp Biotech Serum powered by plant metabolite technology

Plant metabolites for follicle stimulation and post-transplant recovery.

Sponsored researchIn developmentStartup
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caykur

Method to prevent hair from turning gray and falling out

Gene activation and protein modulation aimed at graying and at loss.

Co-developmentIn marketStartup
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Cutaneon-Skin & Hair Innovations GmbH

Topical hair growth inhibition using TAS2R4 stimulation by rebaudioside A

Rebaudioside A on the TAS2R4 receptor, to suppress unwanted growth.

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Conditioning and shaping the fiber

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Nourish Ingredients

Creamilux™ Biomimetic Hair Lipid Technology

A lipid system built to imitate the hair's own, at low inclusion rates.

Co-developmentIn marketStartup
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Chinova Bioworks

Mushroom chitosan for moisture and frizz control in Type 4 hair

Mushroom chitosan films on Type 4 hair, holding moisture with no buildup.

Pilot or trial engagementIn developmentStartup
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Landa labs

Alaska hair care technology with safe and permanent hair shaping

Permanent shaping with no formaldehyde, and it survives a dye.

LicensingIn developmentSupplier
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Electraqua Tech

Controlled hydrogen peroxide generation for efficient, low-damage oxidation

Peroxide generated electrochemically on demand, so less of it is needed.

Sponsored researchIn developmentStartup
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About hair care technology

Growth is the commercial core of the work on Halo, approached through delivery into the follicle, fungal and microbial actives, and the gut. Around it sits an unusually large amount of infrastructure: five imaging platforms that measure a scalp and five screening systems that test a compound before anyone applies it. On Halo it spans five groups, including conditioning and shaping the fiber, measuring the scalp, and screening for a hair compound.

Stage of development. Work on hair care technology on Halo comes mostly from companies. 46% of the solutions are in market. Co-development and sponsored research are the usual partnering routes, and about 41% of the solutions that state terms offer pilot engagements.

Three trends in hair care technology on Halo

More infrastructure than product. Fourteen entries measure or model, and treat nothing: five imaging platforms reading follicular density off a scalp, five screening systems from 384-well assays to ex vivo human follicles, and four simulations of how a formulation meets the fiber. Hair growth claims are hard to prove and easy to dispute, and this is what that costs.

Delivery into the follicle, not onto the scalp. Three entries carry an active down into the follicle, where a serum would sit on the surface: silica microparticles releasing nitric oxide to raise blood flow, the same platform carrying a conventional active with sustained release, and a nanoparticle system claiming faster and denser growth. A fourth works from the inside entirely, through gut probiotics.

The measurement is becoming the product. Two entries sell scalp imaging to clinics and brands, one runs a remote regrowth clinical trial off a phone, one reads PGD2 and DKK1 out of follicle secretions through a nanopore, and one guides a home root touch-up with spectral imaging. The same sensing supports a diagnosis, a trial endpoint and a retail experience.

708organizations
813solutions listed
73%from startups and companies
46%in market

Frequently asked questions

What is hair care technology?

Hair care technology covers the follicle and the fiber, and telling one problem from the other. It spans actives and delivery systems aimed at growth, imaging and sensing that measure a scalp, the assays and models used to screen a compound before it reaches a person, simulation of how a product meets the fiber, conditioning and shaping chemistry, and the devices a salon or a consumer operates.

What are examples of hair care technology?

Five examples of hair care technology solutions on Halo include:

  • A nanoparticle carrier pushing actives through skin for hair and beard growth. (jrx biotech)
  • A lipid system built to imitate the hair's own, at low inclusion rates. (Nourish Ingredients)
  • AI diagnostics built for trichologists, transplant clinics and brands. (hairhealth.ai)
  • 384-well follicle assays with a dozen small molecule libraries behind them. (Baylor College of Medicine)
  • All-atom and coarse-grained models of how a product meets a hair surface. (Schrodinger)

What are the latest hair care technology innovations?

The most recently updated hair care technology solutions on Halo include:

  • Recombinant human elastin peptides, validated on hair as well as skin. (VELOZBIO)

Which companies and suppliers are developing hair care technology?

There are 708 organizations with hair care technology solutions on Halo, 121 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are jrx biotech, Zylö Therapeutics, and University of Wisconsin, Madison. Most offer co-development or sponsored research. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.

How do I find hair care technology research partners?

Browsing hair care technology solutions on Halo is free. Sign up to search the full network and save the ones you want. Post your specific need to get exact matches. Organizations reply directly on the platform.

What are R&D teams looking for in hair care technology?

Over the past 12 months, R&D teams on Halo have posted these hair care technology needs:

  • Keratin-binding peptides for cuticle penetration and hair repair (July 2026)
  • Wet-adhesion polymers and bio-inspired hair-binding technologies (June 2026)
  • Biological restoration of natural hair pigmentation (May 2026)

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