Red Light Therapy Hair and Scalp Brush

$99.99 $129.99

A few minutes a day, while you're doing what you already do.

The Red Zone brush pairs red light with gentle scalp massage in a single pass. Glide it through dry hair a few times a week - that's the whole routine. No attachments, no gel, no sitting under a helmet.

The specifications

Model DR-228.
Three functions in one pass. A liquid applicator for whatever serum you already use, vibrating scalp massage, and red light.
Two intensity settings, so you can dial the massage up or down.
Cordless and rechargeable - it lives on your bathroom counter instead of in a drawer.

How to use it

On dry hair. Work it slowly across your scalp in sections, a few passes each, three or four times a week. Start on the lower intensity. If you use a serum, fill the reservoir and let the comb put it where your fingers can't.

What to expect

Hair is the slowest thing on your body to show any change at all. Whatever you try - this or anything else - the honest timeline is months, not weeks. Use it consistently and judge it at 90 days, not 30.

We're not going to tell you what it will do for you. Research into red light is active and still developing, and honest answers vary from person to person. What we can tell you is what the device does and how to use it properly. The 60 days are there so you can find out for yourself.

Who should skip this

Anyone on a medication that causes light sensitivity - some antibiotics, acne treatments and diuretics do. Ask your pharmacist.
If you're pregnant, check with your doctor first.
Not on a scalp that's broken, irritated, sunburned or recently treated.
Don't look directly into the LEDs.

This is a wellness device. It is not a medical device, and it is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment. If your hair loss is sudden or patchy, see a doctor rather than a comb.