History
Baldness was a condition
that greatly affected the family of John Alexander Grey. It intrigued him
so much that he dedicated long hours in search of a solution to early hair
loss.
John Alexander Grey
found himself in Quito, Ecuador when World War II broke out. Drawing from
his background as a chemist and the rich nature of the Ecuadorian vegetation,
he created a scalp treatment called "New Hope."
Upon his death, the
formula for his scalp treatment was left to all of his children. His son
Vicente has now improved the product and introduced it in North America.
He has also developed a complimentary line of other natural products, all of
which are designed to stimulate the growth of healthy, shiny hair.
Vicente Grey this line
of products under the name of "J. Alexander Grey," in memory of his
father.