Nanoemulsion serum with terpenoid for beard hair growth

Technology
Conceptual
University

A cutting-edge nanoemulsion serum designed to enhance beard hair growth by improving penetration and bioavailability of terpenoids. This innovative formula stimulates microcirculation, reduces inflammation, and activates dormant hair follicles for optimal beard health.

Overview

This innovative nanoemulsion serum is engineered to significantly enhance beard hair growth by utilizing terpenoid-rich essential oils. By improving penetration and bioavailability, the serum stimulates microcirculation, reduces inflammation, and activates dormant hair follicles, promoting overall follicular health and hair regeneration in the beard region. The nanoemulsion technology ensures the active compounds reach the dermal papilla, where hair growth is regulated, thus delivering targeted benefits.

Technical specifications

Key Features:

  • Nanoemulsion Technology: Ensures droplet sizes below 200 nm for enhanced penetration through the stratum corneum.
  • Terpenoid Activity: Stimulates microcirculation and provides anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits, mitigating stressors that inhibit hair growth.
  • Localized Action: Topical application reduces systemic side effects and targets dormant hair follicles specifically in the beard area.
Technology readiness level

The current development stage of this nanoemulsion serum is at Technology Readiness Level 3. Future plans include formulation development, in vitro studies to assess cellular mechanisms, preclinical safety and efficacy tests, pilot production scale-up, and clinical translation to ensure regulatory compliance and market readiness.


About Lincoln University College

Lincoln University College is a private Malaysian university college in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, with a broad, professionally oriented academic and research profile extending from foundational study through doctoral level. Its Center for Postgraduate Studies coordinates research-based master’s and PhD activity across the institution, providing a central route to faculty and postgraduate expertise. The university college supports external engagement through research collaboration, student mobility and internships, international academic partnerships, and its location in the Kuala Lumpur metropolitan area. Research funding includes Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education schemes such as FRGS, along with opportunities from MOSTI and other national programs. A Research and Development function supports external funding, dissemination, technology transfer, incubation, and commercialization.

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