Red Light Therapy

Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths, usually around 630–680 nm, to energize hair follicles at the cellular level, helping them stay longer in the growth (anagen) phase and slowing their shift into the shedding (catagen) phase. Studies using 650–655 nm devices on people with pattern hair loss have shown meaningful increases in hair count and density—one trial in men reported roughly a 35% increase in hair growth compared to placebo. At the scalp, red light improves micro‑circulation, so follicles receive more oxygen and nutrients, and it reduces low‑grade inflammation around hair roots, creating a healthier environment for thicker, stronger strands to grow. Laboratory work on human hair follicles also shows that 650 nm red light boosts follicle cell proliferation and supports signaling pathways involved in reversing miniaturization in androgenetic alopecia.​

For clients, this translates into a non‑invasive, comfortable therapy they can pair with scalp care and internal nourishment to support visible hair revitalization. Regular sessions—typically several times per week over a few months—are associated with denser coverage, increased hair shaft thickness, and less breakage, making hair look fuller and more resilient. Because red light therapy is drug‑free and generally well‑tolerated, it fits beautifully into a holistic hair‑wellness approach alongside expert hair therapy, scalp treatments, and targeted nutrition. Positioning red light as a “cell‑level boost” for both the scalp and the hair growth cycle helps clients understand why adding a red light bundle to their routine is a smart way to upgrade results from “just maintaining” to truly revitalizing their hair.