Dermal Stem Cells Stimulate Hair Growth In 2009, a University of Toronto-based research team discovered a role for dermal stem cells in the dermal papilla (base of the hair follicle). Dermal stem cells induce hair follicle formation and hair growth in mice, which in turn raises their therapeutic potential to treat hair loss (alopecia) in humans. Scientists identified stem cells from the Argan tree that have been shown to activate dermal stem cells. This could stimulate the formation of hair follicles and hair growth in humans. Argan stem cells increase dermal density to support a healthy scalp. In addition, procyanidin B-2 and biotin support hair growth; copper supports hair follicles; and tea extracts protect the skin by fighting free-radical damage. When combined, these nutrients offer a multi-faceted approach for improving the health and appearance of the scalp-laying the foundation for healthy hair.
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