MANE Hair Thickening Spray and Root Concealer

Now available in Pakistan in following colors:
Rs4100- COD. Simply inbox us your contact details and address.

Black
Dark Brown
Mid Brown
Light Brown
Grey
Auburn
Hazel
Ash Blond

How to use MANE Hair Thickening Spray

- Always apply to clean dry hair.

- Always shake the can vigorously before using.

- Spray across the base of the thinning hair until sufficient coverage is achieved.

- Allow to dry for 7 to 10 minutes.

- Style with a bristle brush for best effect, spreading to other areas to blend with your hair.

- It is important to seal your hair style with either MANE Seal & Control Spray or any other spray. These will hold your hair in place and help to make it water-resistant.

- You can apply styling products afterwards, but please note that some of the thickener may come off on your hands. Apply the MANE Seal & Control Spray or any other spray and allow to dry before using any styling gels etc.

Hair Line
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If you would like to apply the thickener to your hair line at the front of your head, it is better to spray the product further back on the head and then brush forwards to spread towards your hair line. In this way you are in control of where the product is applied. The thickener should be worked to approximately half an inch behind the hair line for a natural look.

MANE Root Concealer

Do you colour your hair?
Do your roots show too quickly?
With MANE Root Concealer , you can instantly cover up unsightly roots between hair treatments.
Used by millions of customers over the years, the MANE spray is safe , easy to use and a cost effective solution to those annoying roots.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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- Shampoo and condition your hair with a good conditioner. Allow to dry.

- Brush and style your hair as normal but do not use styling products at this stage. You can put a towel around your shoulders to protect your clothing. Select the root area to be covered, lift the hair shafts upwards with a brush or comb.

- Shake the can well. Spray the concealer across the base of the hair, covering the root area (not directly on to the scalp) until sufficient coverage is achieved.

- Brush your hair well. This will release the shine element, giving your hair a more natural looking sheen. Repeat the process for all root areas of the hair that are to be covered, remembering to brush after spraying to release the shine. Once the hair is completely dry, style as desired. Feel free to brush your hair or use your usual styling products.

- As a finishing touch add a light coat of either MANE Seal & Control Spray or any other spray. Allow to dry.

To avoid nozzle blockages

- Always press the nozzle down fully to prevent powder remaining in the nozzle and causing blockages.

- If you use tiny spurts, you must press the nozzle down fully afterwards to clear the nozzle before you put the product away.
Small spurts have tiny amounts in the nozzle and these will cause a blockage if not cleared.

- If you think the nozzle is blocked, you can test it by removing it from the can, placing the can on a firm surface and then pressing the small stem on the can with a piece of scrap paper.
If product is released from the can, it is the nozzle which is blocked and not the can.

- Always keep the thickener can upright when spraying - if you turn it upside down, only gas will be sprayed out and eventually all the gas will run out but product will be left inside the can, so keep the right way up!

Now available in Pakistan in following colors:
Rs4100- COD. Simply inbox us your contact details and address.

Black
Dark Brown
Mid Brown
Light Brown
Grey
Auburn
Hazel
Ash Blond

Hair Thickener – How does it work?

The Mane Hair Thickening spray uses micron sized naturally occurring minerals in powder form.

When you spray the Mane Hair Thickening product onto your fine or thinning hair, the micro powders adhere to your hair shaft – no matter how fine – and so make the hair shaft thicker and opaque with colour – which in turn gives the look of instantly fuller and thicker looking hair.

The Mane Hair thickening spray powders are neutral; they will not harm your remaining hair and can be easily removed with warm water and shampoo.

There is no guaranteed cure for hair loss, but with Mane Hair Thickening Spray you can have instantly thicker, natural looking hair in seconds; without the need for expensive clinical treatments, chemical drugs or painful transplant surgery.

Available in
BLACK
DARK BROWN
MID BROWN
LIGHT BROWN
GREY
AUBURN
HAZEL
ASH BLOND

Hair Thickener – Shades
Mane Hair Thickening spray with shine is available in 8 colours so you can select the nearest colour to your remaining hair as well as mix the colours if you would like to.
Please note that the colours you can see on screen are computer generated, so if you are unsure about which colour is most suitable for you, then please send a sample of your hair to the office and we will match it for you.

Hair Thickener – Before and After Photos

Cover your roots with
MANE hair thickener spray

Our Mane Hair Thickening Spray consists of micro minerals that bond to your hair. Although originally created as a means of making your hair look thicker, the specialised technology in our product gives such complete coverage of the hair shafts, that it will also cover the appearance of roots if you usually colour your hair. Cover your roots with Mane Hair Thickening Spray as often as you desire. It is completely safe to use and comes in an easy to use spray.

Quick, easy and effective
Gives excellent coverage to your roots
Will last until your next shampoo
Covers your roots in seconds
Can give a more youthful appearance
Full range of natural colours – 12 in total
Low cost, no drugs or surgery
Can be used for all normal lifestyle activities – including all sports (even swimming)
Is resistant to wind, rain and perspiration
Washes out with warm water and shampoo.

Apart from re-colouring your hair, there is no permanent solution to the appearance of roots, but with the Mane Hair Thickening spray you can have instantly, re-coloured roots at very little cost and without adding more harsh chemicals to your treated hair. The Mane spray works on both grey roots and also dark roots if you lighten your hair.

FAQ:

How do I use it?

Mane must be applied when the hair is clean and dry and should be sprayed through the hair roots. It is not necessary to over spray the hair lengths. After applying your hair will look fuller and give you that extra confidence. Your previous concerns about your thinning hair will disappear.

How often should I wash my hair?

For best results you should shampoo your hair daily to increase the effectiveness of the product and maintain hygiene levels.


Can Mane harm my scalp?

Mane is a non -allergenic product, the ingredients of which have been tested and used in all cosmetic and skin applications such as lipsticks and eye make-up. Mane has been widely used for over thirty years in the entertainment industry and by many thousands of the general public.


How long should a can last?

This will vary from person to person depending on their requirements, but on average six to eight weeks.

Can I use other products with Mane?

Yes. Mane is natural and inert and so you can use any products you like with it. It is recommended by Doctors and is compatible for use with other hair loss medications and with styling products.

I have very fine hair – can Mane help me?

Yes, although you may not have any noticeable hair loss, very fine hair can be substantially thickened with Mane Hair Thickening Spray.

Can Mane be used to cover my white growing hair?

Yes. Mane is perfect for covering over white hair or covering roots between colour sessions. Simply follow the normal instructions.

Will Mane run in the wet?

Once Mane Hair Thickener is sealed with Mane Seal and Control, it is water, rain, wind and perspiration resistant. We do recommend however that wet hair be allowed to dry naturally rather than rubbing rigorously with a dry towel.

How do I wash Mane out?

Mane Hair thickening spray can be washed out using normal shampoo and warm water. Rinse thoroughly. Once the hair has been washed, conditioned and dried, Mane Hair Thickening Spray can be re-applied.

Why do we lose our hair?

Hair has a lifespan of between 2 to 6 years. When hair eventually falls a new hair starts growing after the rest period of a few months. So it is quite normal for the hair to fall out every day. When this happens it does not mean that the hair lived and died, but rather that the hair fibre has done its programmed function and the root will get rid of it to start a new cycle. Hair loss only becomes a problem when the new hair is not produced at the same rate as the lost hair. Because we have so many hairs on our scalp when this loss process starts we do not realise the effect of it until we start seeing the scalp.

Apart from the natural programmed shedding of hair there is also other reasons why hair loss can occur prematurely. One common reason is illness or disease or the treatment to cure these conditions. Then there is also accidental hair loss, which can result from physical damage to scalp through cuts, abrasions and burns. There are also scalp conditions such as infections and fungal or parasite invasion. On top of all this, of course, there is Male Pattern Baldness. There is no cure and it can strike men at almost any age without much warning.

Cancer treatments can result in hair loss or baldness through the mechanism of the body’s defence system attacking indiscriminately to destroy cancer cells. Radiation therapy in some cases can also result in hair loss.

Receding hairlines and hair loss at the crown of men’s hair are caused by the hair follicles at the hairline or on the top of the head being programmed to cease growing. Male-pattern baldness is permanent. Women experience hair loss as they age but less than men and the loss is usually spread diffusely over the scalp. Oestrogen hormones are known to help hair loss and because women have more oestrogen in their bodies than men they seem to be somewhat protected from genetic programming of hair loss. As oestrogen levels start decreasing after menopause hair loss can become a problem in women and is permanent.

How many hairs does an average scalp have and how fast do they grow?

On an average scalp approximately 125,000 hairs are found which grow at a rate of an inch (2.6cm.) every 6 weeks.

Why do some never lose their hair?

This is genetically determined. As to the reason why some are chosen; no one really knows. All explanations are mere speculations.

Does washing hair too often harm it?

No. If your hair and scalp is healthy it can only do good by keeping dead skin and foreign materials off the scalp and even help dandruff. Washing once every two days is a good measure. But washing every day is quite common.

Does drying hair with a hair dryer do any harm?

Having your settings on your hair dryer too hot can scorch the hair. Be gentle with your hair, remembering that it is dead and the damage you do is permanent until new hair grows.

Does wearing a wig harm the scalp or hair?

It is unlikely if it is worn for short periods. Avoid wigs that are glued to the scalp. They would definitely do some harm in the way of irritation, excessive sweating and holding dead scaly skin entrapped on the scalp.

What about masking lotions?

Masking lotions are a form of shoe polish for scalp, remnants of theatrical make-up. They do not do much to enhance your existing fine hair, but cover up the shine of your bald spot. Little harm if any can result from the use of these, but they are not an effective way to get rid of bald spots or thinning hair.

How safe are hair transplants?

Hair transplants are usually a safe surgical procedure – however a lot of hair transplant patients have to use hair thickening products after surgery. Hair transplants will provide some coverage across the previously bald scalp area but it is impossible to produce a full head of hair. The transplanted hairs can be used as a base upon which to build the hair style required with the aid of hair thickening products such as those that we at Mane supply.
Hair transplants can be expensive.

Is there anything one can do to promote hair growth?

Yes. There are a number of things that can be done to promote a healthier scalp resulting in more hair growth, but this will not stop or reverse hair loss. By looking after your intake of vitamins and minerals and taking care of your scalp one can slow down the balding or thinning process. Protein is necessary for healthy hair growth as keratin which makes up the hair is essentially made up of protein; so diets that avoid protein should not be practiced.

In general a healthy, balanced diet with moderate exercise and avoidance of excessive sweat, dirt, chemicals and dandruff should help.

What about perms, curls, straightening, etc?

Any kind of repeated forcing of the hair into sharp angles will cause the hair shaft to break eventually and so lead to potential hair loss.

Is it normal to shed hair every time one brushes?

Yes. This is quite natural and there is no reason to panic unless the hair comes out in chunks. Normal shedding is replaced by new hair.

Is massaging the scalp good for it?

Yes and no. If hair is repeatedly bent during massage it will break and cause premature hair loss; however done in a gentle fashion, massage can promote circulation in the scalp resulting in more blood feeding the hair roots.

What is Alopecia?

Alopecia is simply a medical term that describes hair loss, or baldness, as well as the hair loss disease alopecia areata, which affects both males and females, young or old. Androgenic alopecia or pattern baldness is the most common condition that mostly affects adult males of all ages.
The Types of Alopecia
There are several types of Hair Loss or Baldness (alopecia) in men and women which are listed below:

Pattern baldness (Androgenetic Alopecia): Accounts for over 90% of all pattern hair loss in both men and women. It is the progressive and gradual loss of hair in certain areas of the scalp. Affects men from their early twenties and in some cases earlier, but generally the 40′s are the worst period. After menopause women can also be affected. The hair follicles in certain areas are thought to be affected by the hormone Dihydrotestosterone (DHT). These areas are commonly in the front and the top of the scalp. The rest of the hair follicles on the sides do not seem to be affected at all. Pattern baldness is hereditary, it can be inherited from either parent and is due to atrophy (a decrease in the size of an organ caused by disease or disuse) of hair follicles.

Patchy baldness (alopecia areata): This condition presents itself as patchy areas of the scalp clearly defined. It can happen to both sexes. Large chunks can come off while brushing. The cause is believed to be nervous stress and mostly following infectious diseases such as pneumonia, influenza, typhoid. It can also follow operations and childbirth. Hair will, in most cases grow back, usually white at first, regaining its natural colour gradually. Cortisone injections or pills can help to treat the condition, although new patches continue to occur. Minoxidil (5% Solution) is also used for treatment with some degree of success. Many creams or ointments are available, but these should be looked at with a lot of scepticism.