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This funny-looking shower cap is actually a new hair regrowth tool. It's made of soft composite rubber, and has a giant hole at the top. When you shower, you're supposed to put the cap on and pour warm water into that hole--it's designed to capture the steam in such a way that it opens and cleans out scapt pores and allows repressed hair to come out again. It costs about $90.
Product page via Impress Watch (Japanese)
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I really hope I don't become a bald old guy, there's just so many products and stuff for hair growth out there that I'm scared O_o I wouldn't mind giving this one a try since it's only $90 :)
Keep up the good work!
(BTW: I just talked mangoes on my blog, would like to have an idea of how much a mango costs in Tokyo ^^ -> instant-ramen.net)
Posted by: Hao | March 21, 2009 at 04:25 PM
Becareful not to use too hot water, you could burn the root of the hair too and never have hair again.
Posted by: Dragonfang18 | March 21, 2009 at 05:35 PM