KRONOS Hair Care
It’s time to turn back the clock on aging hair. KRONOS, derived from the Greek word for “time,” is a new hair care collection specifically developed to give people of all ages the texture, strength and shine of youthful hair.
While skincare has been the focus in the fight against signs of aging, we have overlooked an important part of ourselves that also demonstrates visible symptoms of age and distress: our hair.
From peroxide to styling tools, our hair is subjected to a myriad of daily stressors from an early age. This can make 20-year-old hair look like that of a 60-year-old.
Launching with an initial seven innovative paraben-free and sulfate-free products, KRONOS specifically addresses the five signs of aging hair: Thinness, Dryness, Limpness, Damage and Dullness.
KRONOS is clinically-proven to restore hair’s youthful appearance by utilizing a revolutionary “t-sfere technology” that delivers cutting-edge ingredients to the scalp, follicle and hair shaft.
KRONOS’ patent-pending t-sfere technology is the first delivery system that allows the microscopic encapsulation and targeted release of potent hair care ingredients to treat areas of the scalp, the follicle and the shaft. The result is a dramatic improvement in each ingredient’s permeation and effectiveness, providing everyone with healthier, fuller, shinier, younger-looking hair.
Developed under the guidance of acclaimed hair stylist, Dusty Simington, KRONOS is ideal for people who are looking to both prevent and treat the signs of maturing or damaged hair.
KRONOS is the new generation of hair care - developed under the watchful eye of both science and style.
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Comments
Lol@the first comment, no it does not work that miracle however it does seem to help my hair keep from drying out. I like this product.
What about gray, does it magically change gray hair back to original color as your ad implies by the picture of the woman going from gray to blonde?