Jan Marini Releases Age Intervention® Hair Revitalizing Conditioner...
Get Ready for Lusher, Fuller, Younger–Looking Hair! New Technology Targets Thinning, Aging, Chemically and Environmentally–Challenged Hair.
Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc. (JMSR), the company that developed the phenomenally successful Age Intervention Eyelash, announced today the launch of Age Intervention Hair Revitalizing Conditioner, a stunning new technology that dramatically improves the appearance of aging, environmentally and chemically–damaged hair.
Hair Facts
Noted skin care researcher, Jan Marini, CEO and president of JMSR, believes that everyone can enjoy lusher, fuller and younger–looking hair. “Studies have demonstrated that a person’s age can be closely determined just by looking at pictures of the back of the head,” says Marini. “Today, there are many options to rejuvenate the face and body. However as hair ages and styling options become increasingly limited, everyone looks older. Hair rejuvenation is the next anti–aging frontier.”
The Long and Thick of It
Results are visible from the first application of Age Intervention Hair. This unparalleled styling product immediately gives hair a renewed appearance of body and bounce. After two weeks, hair will appear significantly thicker and fuller, and results will become progressively more pronounced with continued use.
The Proof
From the first application of Age Intervention Hair, the hair immediately appears lusher, fuller and healthier. With continued consistent use benefits are cumulative. The hair progressively appears denser and more lustrous and pre–existing damage is repaired via additional reconstructive technology.
Easy to Use and Versatile
Age Intervention Hair works well on all hair types for both females and males. Marini notes that one of the product’s most attractive features is that it can be used with any favorite hair product or routine. But best of all, says Marini, “Now you can have the hair of your dreams.“
Jan Marini is responsible for some of the most revolutionary skin care innovations in the last 20 years. The launch of Age Intervention Hair marks yet another groundbreaking contribution to the industry by providing a solution for a challenge that affects everyone – aging hair.
About Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc.
San Jose, CA–based Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc. (JMSR) is a recognized leader and innovator in skin care, providing state of the art technologies and breakthroughs in medically–based skin care therapies. The JMSR Skin Care Management System is used and trusted by physicians and skin care professionals worldwide to ensure optimum results for their patients and clients. JMSR products range from Glycolic Acid formulas and patented breakthroughs to the state–of–the–art anti–aging properties of the remarkable C-ESTA® family of products, all aimed at addressing aging skin, acne, rosacea and other common skin concerns.
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal Friday, April 28, 2006 |
Trust the doctor, her skin care advice
Danek S. Kaus
Jan Marini
Founder, Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc.,
Jan Marini thinks skin products should actually work.
The former model and TV commercial actress has been researching skin care ingredients and technology for about 30 years. She has consulted and lectured to physicians and consumers and appeared on radio and TV talk shows.
In 1994, she founded Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc., in San Jose, to develop a line of medically-based products, using breakthrough ingredients, to address a variety of skin issues.
"The average female has over $400 worth of products in her bathroom that she does not use. They just keep buying more, thinking there’s got to be a miracle out there somewhere," Ms. Marini says.
And there is, she says. But it’s not found in department stores. It’s in the offices of doctors and licensed skin care specialists.
Selling through doctors was an idea that got a cold, if not dry and peeling, shoulder at first. But managed health care changed attitudes, according to Ms. Marini. As doctors saw incomes drop, they became more receptive to selling products in their offices.
Ms. Marini decided to offer her products only through limited channels because people need the input and insight of those who have more training than a clerk in a department store, she argues.
"If you’re going to spend $300 to $500 on skin care, it seems to me your physician is best suited to tell you if something will work," she says.
It is a strategy that has paid off.
The company started in an industrial park with 8,000 square feet and now operates out of 50,000 square feet. It has almost 90 employees, most of them in San Jose, with several sales representatives around the country.
The only blemish in their revenue stream has been finding enough sales representatives to move the product. Even so, the company has enjoyed double-digit growth since its inception, Ms. Marini says.
Registered nurse Toni Howard, who owns AestheTechs, in San Jose and Los Gatos, has been using the skin-care line herself and offering the products to clients since 1994. "I think they’re excellent products and so do the customers," she says. "They are more effective because they have higher concentrations of ingredients than over–the–counter products."