[b][Melbourne, May 20, 2016][/b] – Hairy Bastard, a company in Melbourne, caters to men with thinning hair by providing them with a solution that masks the appearance of bald spots. Their flagship product, dubbed Clooney, utilises powder keratin fibres in natural colours. It sticks to the existing hair, giving it a fuller, thicker appearance.
[b]Natural Keratin Fibres[/b]
The key ingredient in Clooney is keratin fibre. According to Hairy Bastard, the fibres are completely natural and match the material that real hair is made of. Keratin is a naturally occurring protein found in the hair shaft. It gives hair its thickness and lustre.
Clooney uses keratin fibres in powder form. It comes in a variety of colours to match the natural shade of their customer’s hair. It is available in eight colours:
• Black
• Dark brown
• Medium brown
• Light brown
• Medium blond
• Light blond
• Ginger
• Grey Fox
Hairy Bastard states that the keratin fibres cling to the existing strands of hair using static electricity. It hides receding hairlines and covers up bald spots by blending in with the real hair.
[b]Hides Thinning Hair Instantly[/b]
Clooney is easy to apply. The users must have clean, dry hair to allow the fibres to stick. They then sprinkle the powder onto the hair, covering up any bald spots and adding additional volume to thinning hair.
Clooney is weather and sweat resistant, and will not leave powder residue on clothing or on pillows. It washes out with regular shampooing.
For first time buyers, Hairy Bastard includes a free spray applicator for more precise application of the powder fibres. Clooney is available in bottles, weighing 27.5 grams each. The company estimates that one bottle will last for up to 75 days.
[b]About Hairy Bastard[/b]
Hairy Bastard is a Melbourne based company founded by two friends. They developed Clooney over twelve months, creating a natural product from keratin fibres. For more information on Hairy Bastard and their product, interested customers can visit their site at http://www.hairybastard.com.