The Part Of Your Routine You'll Actually Keep
Most scalp routines fail for a boring reason: they're inconvenient. Serums are messy, clinic visits cost hundreds, helmets mean sitting still.
This is a cap. You put it on and get on with your day.
Three Steps, Then Forget About It
Charge the cap fully before your first session. Put it on like a normal cap, press the button once, and wear it for one session — the light switches off automatically when it's done. Pick a fixed time each day so it becomes automatic rather than something you have to remember.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
How long before I notice anything?
Light-based routines are slow by nature, so think in months rather than weeks. Most people give it a fair trial at 90 days of consistent daily use. If you're not going to use it daily, it isn't worth buying.
How often should I wear it?
One session per day. More isn't better here, and skipping days matters more than session length, so consistency beats intensity.
Does it get hot?
No. The LEDs run warm at most, so it feels like wearing a normal cap indoors. You can use it while working, reading, or walking around the house.
Will it fit my head?
The strap adjusts across standard adult sizes, [insert circumference range from your supplier]. It sits like a regular baseball cap, so if caps fit you, this will.
How long does the battery last?
A full charge gives you [X] sessions. It charges by [cable type] in about [X] hours, and it can't be used while plugged in.
Can I use it if I'm on medication or had a procedure?
Check with your doctor first. Anyone with a scalp condition, a recent procedure, or light sensitivity from medication should get a professional's answer rather than ours. For anything else, message us through the "Contact Us" page.