June 8, 2012 | Good Look Ink Receives Overwhelming Response Following “Good Morning America” Appearance
Unique hair loss solution highlighted on national television program
Edina, MN (PRWEB) June 07, 2012
Good Look Ink has provided more than 1,000 men and women with thin hair the appearance of full density using a proprietary non-surgical procedure. After receiving recent national attention on Good Morning America, the company’s unique process is reaching an even larger, global audience.
Good Morning America followed the success stories of two Good Look Ink clients and introduced the country to Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication (CTHR™). CTHR is the process of matching a client’s unique hair follicle and replicating it tens of thousands of times with an insoluble pigment, creating the appearance of a full head of hair.
Following the national exposure on Good Morning America, the company fielded tens of thousands of new client inquiries as far away as Australia, where the segment also ran. The response was so tremendous that callers temporarily overwhelmed the company’s toll free 1-800 number. Viewers also flocked to Good Look Ink’s website at http://www.mygoodlook.com.
“We were expecting a rush of client inquiries from the media coverage,” said Darrin Gerr, president of Good Look Ink. “We took steps to manage the expected traffic by contracting with a professional call center and increasing our website bandwidth. However, the volume of new customers will have a profound impact on our business for the rest of the year as we schedule new CTHR treatment appointments.”
In the past few years, Good Look Ink has established itself as a top hair loss alternative with over 1,000 CTHR applications performed on clients from around the world. Many clients have turned their procedures into medi-vacations. In addition to the royal treatment clients receive, catered meals and deluxe accommodations, many international clients take in the sights as a tourist while in town. Whether it’s a trip to the Mall of America, a Twins game at the new Target Field or a Broadway show at one of the many theaters in town, clients make the most of their long-distance procedure and return from Minnesota looking and feeling better than ever.
“The seeing-is-believing aspect of the process is the truth,” Gerr told Good Morning America. “That is why Good Look Ink is successful and why people are leaving happy.”
You can view the Good Morning America story at http://www.goodlookink.com/the-gallery/video-gallery/good-look-ink-featured-on-good-morning-america
About Good Look Ink
Good Look Ink, Inc. is an international provider of Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication (CTHR), an innovative, non-surgical, permanent hair restoration solution to help men and women who suffer from thin or thinning hair or male pattern baldness (MPB), and enhance/repair or eliminate previous hair restoration attempts. Since 2008, Good Look Ink has performed CTHR for hundreds of satisfied customers who represent many ethnicities and walks of life. Good Look Ink gives men and women who suffer from hair loss an option to regain their confidence by having hair “PEACE” once and for all. For more information about Good Look Ink and CTHR procedure, visit http://www.GoodLookInk.com.
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June 1, 2012 | Good Look Ink featured on ABC’s Good Morning America
Millions of people learned about Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication yesterday, as Good Look Ink was featured on ABC’s Good Morning America.
March 21, 2012 | Good Look Ink featured in Star Tribune
By C.J. Good Look Ink eyeballing Matt Lauer’s hairline
Psst, Matt Lauer, three words for you: Good Look Ink.
A camera man captures footage for GLI's upcoming appearance on Good Morning America
Darrin Gerr, operations manager of Good Look Ink, confirmed that last week a “GMA” crew shot three clients who are undergoing the technique that camouflages thinning hair.
“They did a time lapse, a camera over the head of my technician, and every 20 seconds it was [capturing a frame] for six hours or whatever it was,” said Gerr, who’s “curious to see what this looks like in the end.”
“GMA”‘s Elisabeth Leamy is scheduled to arrive here Tuesday to see how the process worked on clients Naseem, Brian and Mike, all Minnesotans. The big reveal is scheduled to be made on “GMA” in the coming weeks. If you miss it, there’ll be a link at goodlookink.com.
Over the objections of Gerr, I simplistically describe the procedure as using pigment to pointillistically tattoo what look like hair follicles on a head.
This technique was first used to disguise scars from hair-transplant surgery, said Gerr, who prefers this explanation of the method:
“Like micropigmentation known as permanent cosmetic makeup and tattooing, which both use pigment going into the skin, this is a brand-new process. This is Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication (CTHR), which takes into account the different thicknesses of the skin on your scalp. The needle, the application
process are all unique. The end process is that people have the appearance of a full head of hair in a day, nonsurgically. The process has been perfected with nearly 1,000 men and women, to date.
“Micropigmentation is on the surface of the skin; over time exfoliation will eliminate it. Tattooing goes farther into the skin, draws blood. But CTHR is not on the surface and not as deep, but each impression is placed into the first and second layer of skin in its own little cocoon, so to speak, never to be harmed except by UV rays over time if proper precautions are not taken.”
Wordy, I know. Just remember that CTHR does not promise to promote hair growth — only give the illusion that hair is growing.
Follically endowed “GMA” anchors George Stephanopoulos, Josh Elliott and Sam Champion, with the thinnest hair of the trio, don’t look like prospective Good Look Ink clients to me. But Lauer sure does.
Somebody seems to monitor the cameras so that viewers don’t get angles of Lauer that reveal how bald he can appear when not shot from the front. Not that Annette Roque’s husband isn’t still quite handsome. And not that Lauer himself seems particularly bothered about the lack of hair on his pate, as
he certainly has the money to afford a hair transplant.
“We may go discuss it with Matt Lauer, and educate [more people about] this new option, after ‘Good Morning America,” said Gerr, “But ‘GMA’ asked for an exclusive, due to the time [commitment] from beginning to end to have this done.”
Read this at StarTribune’s website here
November 21, 2011 | ABC News – MN-Made Company Offers New Solution to Hair Loss
For a lot of men and women losing their hair can be a traumatic experience. One Minnesotan helped create a new procedure that brings back the look of hair through indelible ink.
Most people don’t have a picture of the top of their head on top of their office desk. Darrin Gerr’s wall and desk are decorated with photos of his head.
It is no surprise when you learn he is the owner of Good Look Ink in Edina. The company created a new procedure that brings back the look of hair through indelible ink.
He says the process recreates the appearance of tens of thousands of individual hair follicles. It costs about $4,000 and can be done in a day.
Gerr, who had the procedure done himself, says people notice something different about him, but they just can’t exactly pinpoint what it is.
Gerr says the company, which started in 2009, is the only business in the U.S. performing this type of hair process. He says they have clients from all over the world.
October 4, 2011 | Interview on Today’s Market Place on NBC News
Today’s Market Place on NBC News:
The Good Look Ink technique has been developed to recreate the appearance of tens of thousands of individual hair follicles for anyone with hair loss. This Practice employs the process of ingraining an indelible pigment (Non-Surgically) into the dermis of the scalp, mimicking both the color and density of a living follicle. Good Look Ink will restore the permanent look of a full head of hair using the Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication process. The CTHR™ process will take between 1 to 8 hours to complete depending on your current hair loss needs.
Scar Camouflaging CTHR™ creates the appearance of a healthy scalp with a level of realism far beyond mere shading. Each micro hair impression is individually crafted to perfectly replicate a living follicle, providing not only a uniform darker scalp but the real illusion of thicker, fuller hair leaving no evidence of previous scars at a glance.
Watch the full interview here.
June 23, 2011 | ESPN – Good Look Ink Interview
Good Look Ink was featured on ESPN Radio as part of a series on Time Out for Health with Kelly Jordan.
Darrin Gerr Owner of Good Look Ink was interviewed. Appearing with Darrin was Richard Woods. The name may sound familiar to those following Good Look Ink as Richard was a client picked by ABC television program Twin Cities Live in March of 2011 on the male makeover using the Cosmetic Hair Replication process.
Soon after the program Richard asked if he could help other men with hair loss such as himself and was hired by Good Look Ink as a consultant in May of 2011.
You can listen to the entire program by clicking here (Duration: 37min 33sec | 36.1MB).
June 2, 2011 | Cosmetic Hair Replication Revealed for Hair Loss
Edina, MN
Good Look Ink, Inc.http://www.GoodLookInk.com (GLI) offers a free, new to the world, Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication procedure (CTHR™) to one fortunate ABC viewer of Twin Cities Live in Minnesota, ABC affiliate KSTP’s popular afternoon TV program.
Some of the most interesting facts about Cosmetic Hair Replication are how affordable the process can be for those suffering with hair loss. Clients like Richard Woods are in and out in less than a day. Good Look Ink, Inc is the only place in the world that does CTHR™
Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication is the first Non-Surgical – Permanent – Maintenance Free – Affordable – Undetectable – Full Density option available in the hair replacement or restoration industry. In fact CTHR™ will work with, enhance, or eliminate all past solutions for hair loss.
With national attention, such as the story by FOX news in April of 2010 (http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/news/battling-baldness-with-ink-april-15-2010) GLI is getting attention not only in the US, but worldwide.
Good Look Ink, Inc is BBB accredited with not one unsatisfied client since 2008. Good look Ink, Inc. has clients from not only the United States, but worldwide. Recently men and women come from as far away as Brazil, South Korea, and Poland. GLI says that accommodating people who travel to Minneapolis is an important priority for the company and their clients. GLI has an inclusive program in place to accommodate all the needs of the out of town guest from transportation, lodging, and meals.
The GLI technicians are the real stars of the GLI family, true artists who understand the process and the clients’ needs, wants, and concerns.
Many of GLI’s clients are former hair transplant patients who may not have the post-surgery density or results they desired. Most have dramatic strip scarring http://www.goodlookink.com/hair-loss-and-scars/hair-transplant-scars from the surgery itself. Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication fills the gaps by adding density and camouflaging scars. In fact, it works so well that GLI works with hair transplant and restoration surgeons. Some of the doctors that recommend GLI are hair transplant surgeons from the Bosley group and even more impressive the renowned hair transplant and restoration surgeon Dr. Ron Shapiro of Shapiro Medical Group. Dr. Shapiro is one of the most, if not the most, recognized names in hair transplantation surgery and restoration to date.
Men and women everywhere can regain their confidence no matter their age without waiting a long period of time. The whole procedure can be done in as little as 2 – 8 hours. Richard Wood’s CTHR™ Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication process took only 6 hours, but the feeling and the results are amazing and can last a lifetime.
GLI is the world leader in Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication (CTHR™).
The office is located in Minnesota.
Contact number 952-378-1778 – Email GoodLookInk(at)GoodLookInk(dot)com
Good Look Ink, Inc. can be viewed online at http://www.goodlookink.com.
March 18, 2011 | GLI “Twin Cities Live” Male Makeover Winner Shown Live on TV.
Good Look Ink was surprised that Twin Cities Live did a 8 minute long segment on the Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication process. After seeing Richard and hearing how he felt it was a no brainer for his story to be told. It was the first time ever that GLI offered a discount to potential clients. The phones rang off the hook and after a week of consultations GLI was booked for all of March and April.
Here is the report on TCL website: Losing their hair can be pretty traumatic for some men. Richard Woods is a hardworking father of three who got the chance to get the look of a full head of hair again from Good Look Ink. First Darrin Gerr, of Good Look Ink, explains the process that uses micro pigmentation to recreate the look of thousands of tiny individual hair follicles, followed by Richard Woods and seeing the results of his transformation. If you would like to try the treatment for yourself, Twin Cities Live viewers can get a $500 discount on the full process or $250 off on the scar treatments. Schedule a consultation within the next week and be sure to mention the Twin Cities Live discount. Click here to contact Good Look Ink.
February 18, 2011 | GLI Twin Cities Live Male Makeover Update:
The producers of the Twin Cities Live show have informed GLI of the winner they have chosen. UPDATE: 2-18-2011 Richard Wood of Brooklyn Park MN won the MAN MAKEOVER. He will be on a future show in March of 2011 so stay tuned.
January 24, 2011 | GLI featured on ABC show Twin Cities Live in Minnesota
Darrin was interviewed on the local ABC show Twin Cities Live (The Minnesota version of Regis and Kelly) to talk about Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication (CTHR). During the segment they showed the before and after results of Darrin. Something GLI has never done before was to offer a lucky viewer the CTHR process at no charge and the lucky viewer would be shown on a featured show. See below the information directly off of the TCL website.
If you or someone you know is dealing with hair loss, don’t miss this segment! Darrin Gerr explains how Good Look Ink offers people a non-surgical, low-cost, permanent solution. We’re giving one Twin City Live viewer the chance to win this treatment! Welcome to Win a Man Makeover!! How does it work? Good Look Ink, Inc. specializes in Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication…and they’re giving one Twin City Live viewer a Man Makeover! If you or the man in your life could use a boost of self-confidence and a brand new look, submit a picture of him and tell us why you are nominating him. Your submissions are private and pictures will not appear on our website.
October 19, 2010 | Featured in StarTribune
Tiny tats or a head of hair? That’s the point.
By C.J., 
Last update: October 18, 2010 – 7:59 PM
Video: C.J.: Good Look Ink is attacking baldness
According to Darrin G, producers who’ve worked with Oprah are aware of his camouflaging technique for thinning hair, but he’s not equipped for the onslaught that could accompany such a national airing.
For two years privately and eight months publicly, Gerr, operations manager of Edina’s Good Look Ink, has been working on a business that specializes in “Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication.” This is a process whereby dots of pigmentation are placed among the thinning hairs of a head to resemble individual hair follicles and thus create the illusion of hair.
Darrin has two technicians, Leah and Tonya, trained in this pointillist process.
Since a mention on, say, Oprah could bring a flood of clients, Darrin’s not prepared for that level of national exposure just yet, although the master plan is that “We’re going to make this global” eventually, said Darrin G.
I ran into him at Fox 9 — he’s been on many Fox stations — and got a chance to examine the finished product up close. See video of me playing in Gerr’s hair at startribune.com/video.
This process was first used to disguise scars from hair-transplant surgery. It costs between $500 and $8,400, reportedly hurts much less than getting a tattoo, and there’s no blood. The $8,400 is for a full head of 30,000 dots, the number required for someone with alopecia. The cost depends on how much hair you have left. The technique involves applying 200 or fewer dots per square inch to skin that’s visible beneath thinning hair.
Hmmm. Wonder if this could be what’s going on with Joey Lawrence, who has returned to TV in “Melissa & Joey,” an ABC Family Channel sitcom?
“That’s what everyone’s asking me,” Gerr said with a lengthy laugh.
September 18, 2010 | Good Look Ink is now on Facebook
Follow Good Look Ink on Facebook. As we have stated before, GLI is committed to do all that we can to help educate and inform past, present, and future clients. GLI has now taken another step in helping those that communicate mainly via the web.
Join us on Facebook, to see pictures and learn, about events and news as it happens.
September 14, 2010 | FOX 9 BUZZ REPORT in Minneapolis/St Paul
Good Look Ink was featured on The Fox Buzz Morning show. Fox was interested in finding out how past client Dave Miller was doing after his Cosmetic Transdermal Hair Replication was donr on April 15th of 2010. Operations Manager Darrin Gerr was also featured on the Fox Buzz show.
See the before pictures and live results of Dave and Darrin on the video in our CTHR Gallery.
August 15, 2010 | Good Look Ink is now on Twitter
Follow Good Look Ink on Twitter at MyGoodLook – Many clients have asked to have GLI update them via Twitter. We are committed at GLI to doing all that we can to help educate and inform past, present, and future clients. GLI has now taken another step in helping those that communicate mainly via the web.
July 25, 2010 | 830 AM Radio WCCO – Hair Loss Interview
Jearlyn Steele talked about innovative treatments for those with bald or thinning scalps. She will had leaders in the hair indusrty to talk about options available for men and women.
Darrin Gerr from Good Look Ink is one of the key speakers who was interviewed as he discussed a new option for men and women who suffer from hair loss. Listen to the interview
July 1, 2010 | Good Look Ink Joins Twin West Chamber
Good Look Ink, Inc is proud to be part of the TwinWest Chamber in Minnesota. Julie H. is Good Look Ink’s lead contact who works with our corporate accounts and doctors throughout the world.
Julie helps inform and connect people to businesses who help others with alopecia, scars from brain sugary or transplants, as well as working with vets who have had head trauma. To have an opportunity to learn more about how CTHR can help improve their quality of life.
Recently Julie has brought on over 100 plastic surgeons to work directly with Good Look Ink, Inc
TwinWest Chambers Mission
TwinWest is an advocate for local business. They stand as a voice for business on a local, state, and national and provide members with opportunities to grow their businesses and improve their communities.
At TwinWest, they are passionate about the success of businesses in the Twin City Metro area. Some of the core beliefs
TwinWest Chambers Statements are as follows
MEMBERS: We care about our stakeholders. The way in which we develop and implement programs, policies and services results in an engaged membership, a sense of inclusivity and a fun social environment.
ADVOCACY: We impact the business climate. We involve and inform members and influence public policy. We provide opportunities for members to advocate for one another.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP: We operate with an entrepreneurial spirit. We are proactive, innovative, and creative and forward thinking.
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT: We foster personal and professional growth in conjunction with business and economic development.
COMMUNITY: We enrich our communities through our philanthropic activities and partnerships with schools and local governments.
May 1, 2010 | Good Look Ink is Accredited with the BBB
BBB Accreditation
Good Look Ink, Inc. has been a BBB-Accredited business since May, 2010. Good Look Ink, Inc has earned this accredidation by supporting the BBB’s services to the public and meeting its high standards
Business Contact and Profile for Good Look Ink, Inc.
Name: Good Look Ink, Inc.
Phone: (952) 378-1778
Address: 5108 Edina Industrial Blvd.
Edina, MN 55439-3008
Website: www.goodlookink.com
Original Business Start Date: November, 2008
Entity: Corporation
Incorporated: December 2009, MN
Type of Business: Hair Replacement, Hair Products and Equipment, Personal Services
BBB Accreditation: Good Look Ink, Inc. is a BBB Accredited business.
April 15, 2010 | FOX NEWS NATIONAL REPORT
Watch Report youtube.com/watch?v=spvAz60VbL8
Battling Baldness with Pigment
Published : Thursday, 15 Apr 2010, 6:08 PM CDT
MINNEAPOLIS – When your chances for long locks are long gone, you may embrace the idea that “bald is beautiful” or, it could end up your number one insecurity. But anew tool can help those fighting baldness.
Dave Miller, age 39, says he wasn’t obsessed with baldness, but it just never looked quite right on him.
He underwent a five-hour procedure called Cosmetic Hair Replication with a newly designed hair thin needle and mineral-based pigments to match his natural hair color. The technician colored permanent tiny dots to simulate hair follicles.
Once healed, the redness disappears and the color will lighten to match his real hair color.
Good Look Ink, Inc has been in the hair replication business for about two years. Darrin Gerr says “it’s not just for the really bald, but those with thin or thinning hair, are also perfect clients” because the procedure can make the remaining hair look thicker. They can also disguise scars from hair transplants or injury.
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