Laser combs are the latest weapon against the receding hairline or thinning hair. A lot of people have discovered the benefits of this low level (or cool) laser therapy that sparks the growth cycle of the hair follicles into action. However, what does this laser light therapy actually do and what difference does the shampoo or conditioner we use make?
Low level laser light therapy (LLLT) used by laser combs stimulates the blood flow and jump starts the cellular action that bring nutrients to the follicles in the scalp, helping to maintain thick, shiny and healthy hair. As long as the hair bulb is properly nourished, it will maintain its normal cycle of growth, and your scalp will not have balding or patchy thinning. This normal cycle does include a resting and a loss phase, but hair quickly re-grows in that same follicle. As each follicle is in a different phase at any one time, we typically lose only 100-150 or so hairs per day. If the follicle becomes damaged, or malnourished, the hair cycle can either stop and the hair in that follicle will fall out or it will only produce a thinner, weaker hair shaft. Shampoos and conditioners can either help the natural growth phase or hinder it. If the scalp and follicles are working at optimum potential, the laser light therapy of a laser brush or comb is an added benefit to healthy hair growth.
Use of the Proper Shampoo
Too much of most any shampoo will strip the natural oils that the follicle produces to keep the hair supple. Hair without any natural oils becomes brittle or damaged. This hair just breaks off where split ends occur when brushing. Some shampoos are just too strong chemically and strip these natural oils. Other shampoos cannot be easily rinsed out and the continued buildup on the hair shaft weighs it down. Too much of these types of cleansers can also clog the hair follicle itself, not allowing for proper growth and air circulation for a healthy scalp. Compounding this is the possibility of shampooing too often or not enough. If no shampoo is used or hair is not washed at all, the natural oils of the hair will actually clog the follicles, building up and suffocating the pores. Therefore, while the wrong kind of shampoo and the wrong shampoo regimen may not actually cause hair loss, it can easily contribute to the other factors that are causing thinning or hair loss. The laser hair comb is a powerful tool, but cannot work in a poor environment.
What Type of Conditioner is Best for Optimum Hair Growth?
A great conditioner actually puts nutrients and minerals back into the hair shaft, making it smoother and stronger. Stronger hair is less prone to breakage. The best conditioner will put these mineral and nutrients on the hair shaft, but will not leave a heavy buildup. If no conditioner is used, the hair shaft is rough. This barbed or rough hair more easily tangles, and breaks when it is combed or brushed. Even is a laser brush cannot repair broken hair or make a follicle work any faster than possible.
The Laser Comb is Helped by a System of Hair Care
If you are striving to avoid any type of thinning or hair loss, using the right kinds of shampoo and conditioner is important. Shampoo that lathers heavily will strip your hair of its natural oils. The best laser comb manufacturer gives you a system of hair care products that includes a low-sudsing shampoo. They will also offer a conditioner that does not build up on the hair shaft, and that rinses clean from the scalp tissue as well. This specific hair care system will also include an amino acid nutrient solution for added nourishment to the follicle itself. A pre-cleansing solution will unclog pores of excess oils and allow the amino acid nutrient to penetrate further into the follicle. A filter specifically made to de-chlorinate the shower water, ridding it of elements that damage hair and scalp tissue will also give you the optimal chance for healthy hair. The final important element of the system is hair specific vitamins for men and women to give hair growth the best chance. These products all allow the laser light from a laser hair comb to penetrate to its full potential, providing your scalp the best chance of performing its job efficiently, giving you a beautiful head of hair.
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