Hair Prescriptives and Atlas Capital Partners Forge Partnership

Hair Prescriptives, the botanically based and clinically proven haircare range formulated to address the needs of thinning hair and hair loss, has forged a strategic partnership with Atlas Capital Partners. 

 

By leveraging Atlas Capital’s expertise and strategic insights, the brand is expected to accelerate its growth and enhance innovation, expansion and market share, both domestically and globally. 

 

The strategic partnership with Atlas Capital will also support Hair Prescriptives’ continued development of natural professional and consumer solutions that meet the evolving demands of customers. Together, Hair Prescriptives and Atlas Capital say they are dedicated to revolutionizing the hair care industry through breakthroughs that address and enhance overall hair and scalp health for both men and women.

 

“This investment and partnership further Hair Prescriptives as a preeminent and leading personal hair care brand that is well-funded and focused on executing,” said Mathew August, executive managing director, Atlas Capital. “The company is led by a tier one management team with significant corporate and medical backgrounds and a board of seasoned CPG executives.”

This clinical-grade, synergistic range of products was developed by Dr. Steven Ringler, founder of the Hair Restoration Institute, LLC, a leading center for advancements in hair care treatments. He identified unique active botanicals that can correct the biochemical imbalance that often contributes to thinning hair and hair loss. The brand’s formulations include the proprietary Ekakshi Oil Complex, which includes the rare oil from the one-eyed coconut alongside other natural ingredients that actively rejuvenates hair follicles, generating results that improve hair density, texture and volume.

 

With a distinct focus in this niche area, the brand caters to individuals experiencing hair loss due to a variety of factors, such as hormonal imbalances and changes, stress, diet, alopecia and environmental issues.