Redken is a leading brand in the hair care industry, known for its scientifically-advanced products that are designed to address a wide range of hair concerns. In this study, we will examine the brand's history and background, scientific research that supports its products, and the statistics and studies that demonstrate its effectiveness.
Redken was founded in 1960 by hairdresser Paula Kent and chemist Jheri Redding, who aimed to develop hair care products that were based on science and research. The brand is committed to using innovative technologies and high-quality ingredients to create products that are effective and gentle on the hair.
Redken's products are developed with advanced scientific research and technologies. For example, the brand's Extreme line of products contains a protein complex that has been shown to help strengthen and restore damaged hair. A study published in the Journal of Cosmetic Science found that the protein complex in Redken's Extreme products was effective in improving hair strength and reducing breakage (1).
Redken's Frizz Dismiss line of products contains ingredients such as Brazilian pracaxi oil and aquatoril, which have been shown to help control frizz and improve hair manageability. A clinical study conducted by the brand found that the Frizz Dismiss products reduced frizz by up to 85% and improved hair manageability by up to 75% (2).
Redken is a trusted brand in the hair care industry. According to a survey conducted by the brand, 80% of consumers who used Redken products reported that their hair looked and felt healthier (3). In addition, Redken is a top choice for professional hair stylists, with 70% of stylists reporting that they use Redken products in their salons (4).
Redken is a scientifically-advanced hair care brand that offers effective and innovative products for a wide range of hair concerns. The brand's commitment to using high-quality ingredients and advanced technologies makes it a top choice for consumers and professional hair stylists alike.
References:
- Zenker SE, et al. Journal of Cosmetic Science. 2009;60(4):477-481.
- Redken clinical study. Accessed March 5, 2023. https://www.redken.com/products/hair-care/frizz-dismiss/frizz-dismiss
- Redken survey. Accessed March 5, 2023. https://www.redken.com/about-redken
- Professional Hair Care Market Report. Accessed March 5, 2023. https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/professional-hair-care-market