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Sun Apr 05, 2015 7:46 pm  |
I've been reading with interest about the use of LED lights for wrinkles and other skin problems.
Years ago I experienced hair loss after having a baby and tried a red LED hair 'comb' to stimulate hair growth. It worked, but the hair came in coarse and wiry so I stopped using it. The problem resolved itself in time.
Has anyone who has used LED devices for facial skin noticed any problems with hair getting coarse or wiry near the hairline?
(Also, if anyone had a way to stop hair from getting coarse and wiry with age, please post your solution since my hair is starting to do that again even without exposure to red LED light). |
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