freshHAIR: A new hair care line to prevent acne

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Renee Cobos, MD, a board certified dermatologist and associate professor of dermatology at the University of California, Irvine, announced the launch of RC freshHAIR™, the first dermatologist-created hair care line that is specifically formulated to treat and prevent acne, acne rosacea, seborrhea (dandruff) and oily skin. RC freshHAIR is the newest addition to the RC Dermatology™ line of skin care products.

"When oily hair or hair care products that contain oil come in contact with your skin, it can aggravate acne break outs on the face, back and chest," said Dr. Cobos, award winning dermatologist and acne specialist. "When used daily, my RC freshHAIR products leave your hair healthy, shiny, and oil free, which helps prevent breakouts. The idea is to provide the best of both worlds - clear skin and gorgeous hair."  

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