The word “laser” in laser hair comb can sound dangerous! I thought that lasers removed things (think tattoos, women’s facial hair) not grew things! Don’t lasers actually destroy tissue? I investigated and found out that lasers have been helping re-grow hair for over 30 years in Europe, and at least 20 years here in the U.S. Laser combs have been typically used in clinics and specialized salons in the form of hair-dryer type equipment that allows laser light of the red frequency to penetrate the scalp to reactivate blood flow to the hair follicles. Now however, smaller, lighter, hand-hale devices are made for home use.

Can a Hand-held Laser Hair Comb Really Work?

How can this be? I researched the low level laser therapy (LLLT) that has been used for years to treat chronic pain and inflammation and is now actually used to help heal and re-grow hair after scalp surgery. Low level laser light accelerates the healing and curbs any inflammation, restoring tissues and cells to their normal healthy function. When applied to hair follicles, this return to normal cellular functions and stabilization of the membranes results in hair re-growth. Years of damage from poor diet, too much sun, tobacco, excessive hormone levels and unlucky genetics can be overcome by a laser hair comb.

How Do I Use a Laser Comb?

Typically a quality laser comb is used three times a week for about 30 minutes per day. The laser brush or comb is passed over the scalp, targeting the thinning or balding areas in a pattern that most evenly covers the entire area that you want to treat. The most effective laser comb is one that has the highest number of true lasers and not just the light emitting diodes (LEDs) that some combs use. The new portable ones have no cords, but use rechargeable batteries, this makes it very easy to use in front of the TV or on vacation.

Common Questions about Laser Comb

Is a laser comb really worth the $300-$500 that is being charged today? Compared to clinic or salon visits for laser hair re-growth treatments it is very cost effective. There are no appointments to make, no travel time or gasoline expenditures and it can be used in the complete privacy of your own home. Any shampoos or conditioners that are recommended by laser comb manufacturers would be needed to maintain your hair and scalp cleanliness anyway. How quickly will hair re-grow and will the hairs remain or will they gall out again? Results can be seen in 2-3 months. Hair may grow in finer at first, but will thicken as the follicles regain total health. Continued use is mandatory however, as without the light therapy certain types of conditions may return. Will the hair look the same or will it be different? The hair that will re-grow will look exactly like the hair that last grew out of your scalp in that area. The benefit is that hair is not transplanted from another area of your scalp or body which could look out of place. What about any side effects? Make sure you purchase a laser comb that follows FDA guidelines for home use. Thorough testing and significant use has been analyzed by the FDA and many of the manufacturers.

Laser hair combs are now the new hot topic on the internet as well as in medical journals. However, as with all new solutions to age-old problems, time will decide whether or not this device will sin the hearts of men and women everywhere. As out health consciousness and quest for youthful looks increases especially in the baby boomer generation, I believe that this is just another tool in our toolbox for looking our best!

I’m only in my early 30s, but I’m already starting to notice that I’m going to have to find a treatment for thinning hair! I have made sure that I keep up on my exercise as I’m a part-time marathon runner (I do one full and two half marathon events a year) and I go to yoga and spin classes. I make sure to go for regular cleanings and check-ups at my dentist and whiten my teeth (as reminded by my Mom who works for a dentist!). I also get a massage twice a month (along with my yoga classes) to help relieve the stress that accumulates from my new job, pending marriage and house-hunting endeavors. I go for regular medical and skin checkups as I have great medical insurance and have even gotten my bone density tests (great results) and blood-work done (more great results).

My skin is in fairly good shape considering I’m outdoors a lot living at the beach, and I make sure to moisturize daily and wear sun screen and very little makeup unless I go out in the evening. WHY then, am I looking at myself in the mirror and seeing a much “older” person than I feel like I AM or put work into being? I finally saw it, thinning hair!

I started with the expensive conditioners and “volumizing” shampoos and found that they have to be changed out as the buildup was clogging my scalp pores (follicles) and causing itching and breakouts, PLUS my hair ended up getting even thinner as the pores clogged and I needed MORE product like a never ending cycle. I switched back to a squeaky clean approach!

Hair sprays are great for plumping up my hairdo for a night out on the town, but they build up if used every day to disguise my thinning hair problem. Blow drying my hair with my head upside down is super for creating volume especially if you use a mousse (they’re BAAACK!) but too frequent blow-drys or these blow-outs were just making my hair dry and brittle. Breaking hair made me need a more frequent cut and although shorter hair sounds good for some, it did not fit my face and I need to be able to put my hair up in a pony for exercise, so past mid-length is best for looks and lifestyle (I’m careful to use soft, non-breaking scrunchies). Besides, isn’t longer hair with a lot of movement and swing a sign of youth?

Coloring my hair and putting blond streaks in (I’m getting darker every year too) helps give me a lift and volume, but I worry about the overall health of my hair with dyes. Then I read that hair COLOR has less to do with looking younger than shine, smoothness, luminosity and VOLUME. Extensions are great (but costly to keep up) and forget a wig (even a wiglet). Next I looked for a natural hair loss treatment.

I do not want to take any internal medications and I would rather not use the expensive, messy topical out there such as Rogaine for women. However, I did stumble on laser hair therapy that can work with any meds you may have to take for other issues (I’m lucky that I don’t, yet!). The laser hair brush can also be used on dyed hair, any ethnicity, treated or damaged hair and it works for men just as well! There is a one-time cost for the laser hair brush itself and the rechargeable batteries, and you can use it the recommended 15-20 minutes every other day for the rest of your life! There is one with an awesome warranty and guarantee at about $700 and comes in with the lightest (like a hairbrush) weight and the most (35) lasers. It is cool to the touch and simply stimulates blood flow to the exact depth of the hair-producing follicle by pulsing these laser waves. Hair grows in thicker, shinier and FULLER!!! I have read the testimonials, have ordered and received my Nutreve Personal Hair Therapy Laser. I have called the company and actually got to speak to the owner and Team with my questions about safety, use, etc. and am fully satisfied. Results should be complete in 30 days or so…but I can already see more hair around my facial hairline and I’m comforted knowing that there is such a great customer satisfaction policy! Here’s to fixing my final flaw in my quest to looking as good as I feel!

The trick to youthful looks starts with a look back at old photographs of a younger you. Maybe it’s a playground or beach shot where you have a great carefree moment. You have shiny, bouncy hair, perfectly arched eyebrows, a natural healthy glow, clear eyes, a happy smile (and hopefully most of your teeth), warm round cheeks and dark, full lashes. There is not a wrinkle in sight! Fortunately, most of us still feel almost as good as we did then, so why can’t we look that young again? Maybe a little magic will do the trick!

Rosy cheeks can be had with makeup and a healthy glow comes from eating properly and getting enough sleep and just enough sun for proper vitamin D levels. Exercise can help with weight balance (not too skinny and not too heavy) and muscle tone so we can show off bare arms, legs and tummy. Getting enough hydration also helps keep skin elastic and more frequent use of moisturizers are now needed everywhere on the body paying special attention to our hands. Hands and necks can really define our age! Clear eyes are helped by proper sleep, natural tear-type eye drops and wearing sunglasses when driving as well as walking and playing outdoors. Eyelashes can be made to look darker and fuller with makeup or even lash extensions (no mascara needed!).

Eyebrows start to lighten up, thin out and even turn white! A regular visit to a brow boutique or salon can keep us perfectly manicured there, and there are professional eyebrow dyes or tints to darken and highlight what still remains of our eye “frame”. I was using eyelash mascara on my brows, then voila, out comes a new product made especially for eyebrows (looks the same to me!). However, I now use that to darken and fill in thinning brows. Lips also seem to thin, and although there are a lot of lipstick brands that tout “luscious lips”, lips need to be plumped up first for the full effect! Lip plumpers sold over the counter tend to wear off in no time, but a professional series of injections works wonders (on your pocketbook as well!).

As we age, the outer ring of our iris begins to fade making eyes look old. Colorful contacts can enliven our eyes. Our teeth tend to yellow with age as well as wear down. Regular visits to the dentist will keep our teeth healthy, but veneers or tooth-colored fillings to replace worn edges and all of the whitening products out there can rejuvenate our smiles. The skin around our lips also begins to pucker and we begin to develop “jowls” due to loss of collagen and muscle tone and connectivity under the skin in these areas. Keeping weight down helps for the jowl area and never having smoked, sucked heavily on drinking straws or any other similar motion (playing the French horn?) would mean that the lines above your lips might be spared from deep creases for a bit longer in life, but eventually we could all use some of the new rejuvenating injectables meant to decrease lines and plump tissue to keep those lines from reforming.

But the biggest magic trick is to replace lost hair! There is a laser hair brush on the market that is absolutely the best thinning hair treatment. The Nutreve Personal Hair Therapy Laser contains 35 pulsing cool temperature lasers that increase the blood flow to the base of the hair follicle allowing each to produce a thicker, shinier hair shaft. Using it every other day for just 15 to 20 minutes is a breeze, and with rechargeable batteries it is only a one-time cost. Any type or ethnicity of hair, dyed, natural, straightened, etc. is a candidate for laser hair restoration. Because it is a natural hair loss treatment it is also safe for a person taking any type of prescription medication or using any other type of hair loss treatment. Shampoos and conditioners help with body and shine, but for true volume and thick, youthful hair only the laser hair brush treatment “does the trick”!

Long and bouncy locks require great care, but here are some secrets to growing long, bouncy hair…fast! Tricks for styling and keeping hair healthy-looking help us cut through the time consuming trips to the salon and give us the youthful looks we want in less time and spending less money!

The first must is to keep your hair well hydrated, just like the rest of your body. While drinking plenty of fluids is great for overall health, hair may require a hydrating mask to actually keep moisture loss at a minimum as we go through summer. Argan oil with added proteins is the latest “go-to” additive which can coat our hair shafts to hydrate and lock in moisture.

Body-building is not just for our bodies, but also for our hair! Voluminous locks are always in fashion and added bounce can be had by using Velcro or sponge rollers at your crown area once your hair is fully dry. Let those rollers set for a few minutes, remove and brush out gently. Another way to get this ultra feminine look is to start in the shower by using a volumizing shampoo and conditioner. Make sure to rinse out the conditioner thoroughly so there is no additional “weight” on your hair. Next, section your hair and apply a mousse from root to tip. Next, blow dry your hair in sections with a round brush, pulling away from the head in an upward motion. A shortcut is to blow dry your hair with your head upside down. Flip your hair over and blow dry, then flip it back, brush gently and spray softly with hairspray. There are also styling lotions to tame flyaways and hairsprays that add shine while holding your tresses in place. Voila, volume!

Longer hair requires special care, and some added tricks are needed. Again, make sure to use a hydrating mask but maybe weekly for longer tresses. Rinse out conditioners add moisture but may not be enough hydration to hold up to the styling and heat damage required by longer hair. Hydrating masks also help with color treated hair as that process often leaves hair dry and brittle. Without breakage hair not only looks healthier, it can also then grow longer! So, let that mask sit on your hair for a full three minutes before rinsing….(you can use this time in the shower to floss or use your waterpik…which will give you a healthier smile!).

Split ends also make longer hair look “ratty” or shorter than it is…or downright unhealthy. Split end sealers are new to the rescue. Closing off and sealing up those splits make your hair look longer and shinier all at once. Long hair seems to need brushing thoroughly more frequently as well, and the wrong brush can pull at the roots or break hair off mid shaft. Make sure to be gentle when hair is wet or dry. A comb with teeth far apart can be the first step to detangling right after the shower, then a natural bristly brush (not a plastic one) can be used to gently comb through hair working from the ends up to the scalp. Finer hairs around our face and hairline edge are more fragile and are more sensitive to dyes and heat, so be especially gentle there. There are strengthening hair treatments for cases where hair is excessively thin or fine as well.

Of course, if hair is thinning or we are balding, then the Nutreve Personal Hair Therapy Laser is the only solution to a fuller head of hair that will be strong enough to grow to any volume or length. Laser hair therapy for women is now an at-home treatment option. This treatment for thinning hair is a natural hair loss treatment that uses pulsing lasers to stimulate the blood flow to the follicles where hair is produced. Nourishing the roots is key to producing the thickest, shiniest hair possible…perfect for long and bouncy hair for summer or ANY time!

We are so used to using products to straighten curly hair or ones that curl straight hair. All I know is that whatever we’re born with, that is NOT how we want to style our hair! Recently, however the trend is seemingly going back to the “hippie days” where we just let our hair flow free and even washing hair took a holiday. When we do decide to go natural, however, there are certain tips for still getting the best out of what we’ve been given…naturally!

The first of these is planning. We may think our natural hair is super curly, kinky or frizzy, but as we age and don’t “see” our natural hair for a few years, these locks may have straightened out a bit and formed soft waves or even gone gray and straight! Reality may shape where we end up with a new hairstyle. We also need to think about the quality of our hair once we stop any type of treatments. Our hair may be drier even though it is now chemical free if it is newly curly as scalp oil has a harder time travelling down a curlier hair shaft. Straighter hair may get oiler sooner as straight hair lies against the head and picks up oils faster. An oil free conditioner may be the best for straight hair and now an oil based product or leave in conditioner may help with frizzy or curlier hair.

Patience is another must. Everyone hates the “growing-out” process. It is like the “watched pot never boils” theory. We all want our new style, length, color, etc…and we want it NOW. On average, hair grows about 6 inches a year, so adding that to trims to keep a decent shape, it may be awhile before our real self shines through! Of course we can always cut our hair really short or shave our heads and let the new growth take its time, but most of us introduce our new style in “stages” so trims are a necessity to keep ends smooth and give us at least some sort of cared-for look.

Of course there are other options for transitioning into a new style. We can get hair extensions or a weave to add body or length or for longer hair it can be braided or put up in a twist or ponytail. Hot rollers can help gently smooth out the curlier spots and meld them visually into the gently curled straighter parts for a gentle change between curly and straight. The latest aid is the blowout. In this case though make sure to treat your hair with a gentle shampoo and conditioner to aid the process of changing your texture during transition.

Unfortunately some of us find that our natural hair is thinning or may be sparser in patches and our new hairstyle shows these problems more. The latest laser hair restoration techniques using a portable hand-held laser hair brush can make sure that each hair follicle is producing the strongest and thickest hair shaft that it possibly can to help produce thicker, fuller and shinier hair for the “new you”. This laser hair therapy for women (or men) is the best natural hair loss treatment available. Nutreve’s Personal Hair Therapy Laser has the most efficient system with 35 pulsing lasers (cool, red wavelength) in a concave, smooth holder that is lightweight just like a hair brush! There is NO sensation (pain, heat, etc.) AND as a bonus it is NOT harmful to ANY type of hair, curly or straight. It is also not harmful to any hair colors or products nor any medications taken internally or topically.

So, go natural (or not) but make sure to take good care of the first thing a person notices on all of us…our HAIR.

Summer is already here but these awesome tips can be used right now to stop hair damage and can be used all year long! Summer usually means sun, salt, chlorine, wind and drying heat. Short of covering up every inch of our locks, there is no way to get past these summertime pitfalls. However, there are ways to protect hair and scalp from the elements and pleasures of summer.

Sunscreen is a MUST whether we are at the pool, ocean or gardening….and not only for our visible skin, but for our scalp and hair. Hair usually worn down becomes tossed up in a ponytail or off we go in that convertible with our hair flying about. In the meantime, the sun’s rays are drying out our hair and beating down on our scalp. New sprays are out there that protect from the sun and can also protect from breakage and wind damage whether windsurfing or taking a wild convertible ride. Oil treatments can also help for hair after the party if we were just not prepared for the fun!

The scalp also can end up with an extra layer of buildup from sun damage flakes and extra product. There is a fun scrub to make that just screams summer. This scrub lets conditioners work on hair and scalp after they have scrubbed away all of the excess. Just squeeze some shampoo into your palm and add a tablespoon of granulated sugar (it’s better on than IN our bodies!)…then mix and add to your head. Massage into your scalp to exfoliate. As the sugar melts away and the shampoo rinses out, your hair and scalp feel a new type of clean! And, the $ you save can buy you an umbrella drink!

Color is also affected by the elements, but once it starts to fade it is too late. Instead, think ahead and use a raw honey mask instead of conditioner the first time you wash your hair after coloring. All it takes is ¼ cup of raw organic honey and enough water to make a mixture you can easily spread on your hair. Leave it in place for 15 minutes and rinse out thoroughly. Add lavender or chamomile for a lovely scent! You can also research conditioners that are specifically made for color-treated hair. Either way you’ll keep your color and shine longer!

Clarifiers also come in handy to keep strands from looking dull and going flat. The difference between limp and luscious is the removal of the buildup of silicones in shampoos and conditioners. Clarifiers can be used once a week. Just wash twice with a clarifier then condition. Big disclaimer here…do NOT use on color treated hair or you will be back to the salon in no time!

Frizz is another condition that LOVES to come out in the summer months! Heat causes curls to unfurl like a flag on the 4^th of July and straight hair to frizz like fireworks! Style extenders can be applied to damp hair and then you can blow-dry, curl OR straighten. The heat from your device activates the ingredients which hydrate hair and block humidity.

If it’s the AMOUNT of hair that you have or don’t have that bothers you, then the latest in a thinning hair treatment is laser hair therapy. A laser hair brush can be used every other day for 15-20 minutes per treatment to stimulate the scalp’s follicles and allow them to produce a thicker, shinier hair shaft. Any viable follicle will respond to the increased blood flow and added nutrients it receives. Using a laser hair brush for hair loss will increase the volume and the quality of your hair. Head into Summer with confidence and some shiny, healthy locks!

Perusing the internet I come across some crazy ideas to cure all sorts of maladies, and the ones that say they cure balding are as varied as any. First of all, according to science, once a hair follicle is dead, then it will not produce a hair again…ever. However, hair follicles can become dormant or temporarily stop producing due to disease or trauma. In these cases hair may either be coming in at a slowed rate or very wispy and almost invisible and shedding is increased so that balding or thinning is increased even more.

So, taking out the idea that a dead follicle can ever produce a hair again, what do these internet wonders offer us for a balding or thinning hair treatment? In many cases, thinning or balding is caused by an excess of the hormone DHT around the hair follicle base. Natural vinegar rinses, shampoos and conditioners tout the ability to remove this chemical as well as the natural debris and residue buildup that can also clog the pore that the hair a follicle produces comes out of.

A clogged pore can hinder hair size and production. These vinegar rinses also balance the pH of your scalp and the natural acids and enzymes kill off bacteria and fungus as well as providing alpha hydroxyl acids loaded with vitamins and minerals. These are called a natural hair loss treatment as they are free of alcohol, chemicals, Gluten, GMOs, paraben, sulfate and animal products. They are also cruelty free, handmade fresh, made in the USA and guaranteed. Benefits include an anti-fade and color safe promise as they are chloride and sulfate free and it seals in color to protect from sun, wind and pool chlorine. It also claims to protect perms, dyes, straightening and other treatments.

If all this is true, however…why aren’t we all using this vinegar rinse and taking a licorice, comfy root, saw palmetto concoction which can be had for pennies compared to expensive transplant surgeries, dangerous prescription drugs or time sapping laser hair treatments??? Well…I think it’s because parts of the claims are true in that these products are better for your hair and scalp than sulfite and chemical laden products and anything natural will let your hair grow faster and healthier because your whole system is healthier…but as far as curing baldness I believe that those claims cannon be true! Snake oil is a term used “way back when” to sell items using blown up claims.

Well, prescription drugs do work to increase hair production but they are very careful to say that it will only increase production in areas of live follicles. Hair transplant surgeries can take hair from fuller areas and put it in thinner or empty areas…but eventually you run out of “donor” follicles and scarring can overtake your scalp and be unsightly through hair you do have. Laser hair therapy however has come a long way from costly and time consuming production it used to be. Instead of visiting the salon every other day for ½ hour plus using time, gas and scheduling…Nutreve International has come up with a hand-held laser hair brush that works just as well at a fraction of the time and cost. The Nutreve Personal Hair Laser has a curved, smooth surface which houses 35 pulsing lasers that stimulate follicular hair growth. It has rechargeable batteries and is used every other day for 20-30 minutes a treatment and the cool, red wavelength lasers do not interfere with any hairstyle, texture, coloration, shampoos and medicines and is safe for all ethnicities and hair types. It is lightweight, rechargeable, cordless highly portable, and discreet. Check out their website as it has a spectacular guarantee and warranty and sells for around $600. This natural hair loss treatment is the best treatment for thinning hair on the market. See their before and after shots along with the testimonials and see what laser hair therapy is all about. It’s NOT snake oil!

How many times have we heard that our hair needs volume? “Get Major Volume” read ads for volumizing shampoo, hair sprays, treatments, dry shampoos and conditioners. Polimers and proteins bulk up the strands when heat is applied in blow drying or blowouts. As we age, however, hair thins and then these tricks don’t work anymore. Laser hair therapy using a laser hair brush can optimize each follicle’s output of hair. The cool wave lasers target the base of the follicle to increase blood circulation, promoting growth of stronger, thicker shinier hair.

Once we have our perfect amount of hair, we have such a choice of styles! Back in the 50’s hair was mostly soft and touchable. Moms had soft bobs or curls and kids too. The 60’s on the other hand became all about volume. Teased hair, soup can rollers and lots of hairspray were the norm. After all that stiffness, hairstyles went into a phase of tousled locks with waves that looked like we just walked out of the ocean and the sun dried each strand. Lack of structure propagated the thick and wavy look which blended set waves with a bit of windblown effect.

By the time we got to the 90s we wanted out bob back…but this time it was cut on angles with deep parts and not too much poof. Think geometric. Then hairstyles started to change more rapidly. We went to layered looks both straight then curled. Those curls became more polished and looser…sometimes looking like the strands came right off the rollers. Glamour finally overtook the crazy curls and softened them, giving our hair a smoother finish. Now volume is back in waves, but in an undone look…or slicked back into a glamourous ponytail. Hair now doesn’t come in “one style fits all” but is adapted to our location, venue and the time of day.

All of the above however, is achieved only by having that full set of locks. Many of us now have to find a thinning hair treatment and a natural hair loss treatment at that! Back to the laser hair brush for hair loss or thinning. I have found that the Nutreve Personal Hair Therapy Laser is the most complete and easy to use laser hair brush on the market today. Its curved head holds 35 pulsing, quality lasers that are poised to target the base of the follicles. It has rechargeable batteries so that it has only the original price tag of less than $600 as far as operating costs.

The ergonomic handle allows for ease in maneuvering the brush to all needed areas, OR you can use the optional hands-free stand so that you can multitask while using the device. Required use is for only 15-20 minutes every other day, and this laser hair restoration device is light and portable so that it can be taken along on vacations or business trips. The Nutreve Personal Hair Therapy Laser can be used along with any prescription medications, and works well with hair restoration medications, creams or treatments. It works for hair of any ethnicity, color or texture and increases follicle output and duration overall. Nutreve is very up front to say that a dead follicle will not produce hair again. Miracles are not an option.

However, they offer the best alternative to pills, surgeries, wigs or any other hair loss or thinning hair treatment out there. Then, style as usual!

We are bombarded with “the Latest” as so many different companies compete for our dollar in the race to “stay younger looking”. We are hearing about skin rejuvenation, laser hair restoration, dark spot correctors and cellulite removal. Science is definitely improving…but it is hard to believe that ALL of the products out there actually work.

I recently read about “in home” cell therapy. It is a pill that contains an extraction of the DNA of certain deep water marine life which is touted to restore everything from cartilage to collagen. It is said to remove everything from headaches to wrinkles. Nowhere in the article, however, did I see any form of guarantee. In one ad it even says that one 60 year old woman’s skin improved so much she no longer “needed her regular Botox treatments.” Crazy…I didn’t realize that I might NEED Botox…perhaps I should look closer in the mirror! Wanting to look younger and needing to look younger have become interchangeable verbs in this “don’t grow old” society.

The term “in home” is a new buzzword that means that we no longer have to take the time or the gas money to drive to a clinic or office and none of our friends need to know that we are doing any type of treatment at all! We order on line and just about anything arrives in a few days in a “discreetly wrapped” package. We don’t have to fess up to any kind of treatment…and I’m sure there ARE actually “in home” treatments that work.

One product that has actually been on the market for decades, but finally made it to the “in home” stage is laser hair therapy. An easy to hold, laser hair brush is used as a thinning hair treatment for only 15-20 minutes every other day. It’s red or cool wavelength lasers target the hair follicles just below the scalp and cause increased blood flow to the base of the follicles to stimulate production. Hair grows thicker and shinier from each active follicle.

Now, they do NOT promise that hair will grow from a follicle that is already dead…but they do have a complete money back guarantee that you will see your thinning spots fill in and your overall hair quality will improve! Not too long ago, these treatments were only available in salons and dermatology clinics. Folks who had lost hair due to cancer treatments, patients recovering from hair transplant surgery and men and women with early balding patterns have been success stories. This treatment for thinning hair was costly and time consuming. Now, for a single fee of less than $600 for the best brand (the one with the most actual lasers..35…and a pulsing laser format) you can improve your hair quality and quantity right at home. The Nutreve Personal Hair Therapy Laser also has a curved faceplate that targets more scalp for the treatment time and offers a hands-free stand so you can work at your computer, read or whatever at the same time you are getting the benefits…without having to leave home. Rechargeable batteries keep the running costs down and lets you take it with you when you travel.

All this beats taking a pill or wearing a wig and certainly avoids the costs and downtime of surgery. No needles, drugs or clinic visits are needed and use of the laser hair brush for hair loss is a natural hair loss treatment that actually works…”in home”!