New Product Promises Men “Thicker” Hair ■ body and bulk. The product penetrates the hair shaft making it look thicker and healthier. “This is not a case of hair just looking thicker”, said a spokesman, "it literally is thicker because ProteinEnriched Brylcreem forms a protective layer on the hair cuticle and its excellent hair conditioning properties could help counterbalance the harsh effects of our climate on Loss of hair is a concern hair and scalp conditions.” for many men, particu- With daily application of larly when it occurs at a Protein-Enriched Brylrelatively young age. Now, creem the condition of the through a new approach to hair will improve and it hair grooming from the will look thicker and healBeecham Company, a thier. special hairdressing pre- Look for Protein-Enriched paration has been devel- Brylcreem in this distincoped tive red pack at chemists, The new product, called supermarket, ’ grocery Protein-Enriched Bryl- stores and hairdressing creem, moisturizes '.the salons throughout New scalp and conditions Iffy, Zealand. .... thin hair to give it rifbre - Advertisment
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