DIY Hair Growth Journey: Using Red Light Therapy Cap for Thinning Hair
Hair Growth Device · Portfolio Video
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A person documents their personal experience with hair thinning after childbirth. The video showcases the progression of hair loss, the use of various hair growth products, and the introduction of a red light therapy cap. The creator highlights the cap's FDA clearance and red light technology for stimulating blood flow to the scalp. The video includes visual comparisons of hair density over time, emphasizing the potential benefits of consistent use of the therapy device.
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This was one shower. This was one baby shower. After my last baby, I had clumps of hair on my clothes. Hair on my gloves. Definitely coming out when I'm brushing. I didn't know how bad my hair was until I saw myself in a video with a literal bald spot. I kept telling myself, it's hormonal, it'll grow back. Here I was months down the road, trying all these serums, shampoos, and vitamins and still feeling embarrassed to wear my hair out. That's when I found the Kiierr laser cap. Now what made me even consider something like this is it's FDA cleared medical device, not just a cosmetic product. It uses red light therapy technology for stimulation and blood flow. And it's backed by six clinical studies. You just wear it for 30 minutes a day, three times a week. I usually throw it on when I'm folding laundry, watching TV, or even on my phone. It doesn't hurt or feel weird at all. And by month four, month three, four, I started noticing less hair falling out in the shower. And finally seeing my little baby hairs grow. They also have a seven month money back guarantee. That's over a half a year to see if this works for you, which gave me a piece of mind. So if you're dealing with thinning, and you feel like you've done everything, this may be worth trying.
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