How to revive damaged and dead hair

watch and rewatch this so the advice sinks in!! save your hair guys!! 🫵🏼

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[EskalinEskalin-ltin]

I started noticing thinning in my late 30s- especially around my temples and part line. It was devastating and super embarrassing. I tried supplements, collagen, scalp massages, you name it. Nothing really worked, and it just kept getting thinner. I was getting to the point where I considered wigs. Then I stumbled on a forum where people were talking about red light therapy. I ended up getting a helmet from Narlest and committed to using it 3–4 times a week. Honestly, I didn’t expect much, but within a few months I started seeing fine hairs growing in again. A year later, my hair looks fuller than it has in a decade. I even get compliments again! It sounds dramatic, but it genuinely helped me get my confidence back.

[alpaparmar]

I’ve always had a high hairline, but a couple of years ago it started creeping even higher. I used to brush it forward and pretend it was fine, but deep down it bothered me. I tried hair fibers and powders, but they were just covering the problem. I came across red light therapy and gave the Narlest helmet a shot. At first, I didn’t notice much, but I stayed consistent. Around month four, I started seeing tiny hairs growing along the edges. Now it’s been about eight months, and I can actually style my hair differently again. It feels amazing to see that progress- especially after thinking it was a lost cause.

[sababvai]

I got a hair transplant two years ago and was told I’d need to maintain the existing hair or risk losing it again. I started using the Narlest red light therapy helmet a few times a week, and honestly, it’s been a perfect combo. It helped reduce inflammation, improved recovery, and even thickened the transplanted areas more than I expected. People always talk about the surgery, but not the aftercare. This was a huge part of keeping my results and making sure I didn’t waste the money I spent on the transplant. Highly recommend it whether you're pre- or post-surgery.

[RohanKumar-zxzl]

I got a hair transplant two years ago and was told I’d need to maintain the existing hair or risk losing it again. I started using the Narlest red light therapy helmet a few times a week, and honestly, it’s been a perfect combo. It helped reduce inflammation, improved recovery, and even thickened the transplanted areas more than I expected. People always talk about the surgery, but not the aftercare. This was a huge part of keeping my results and making sure I didn’t waste the money I spent on the transplant. Highly recommend.

[BharatJat-uhyk]

I never told anyone I was using it- not even my partner. I just quietly started using the red light therapy helmet from Narlest every other night while scrolling my phone. Didn’t want to get my hopes up. After a while, my barber asked if I was using something because my hair looked fuller. That’s when I realized it was working. I checked old photos and the difference was obvious. Still can’t believe it, honestly. It’s the only thing I’ve used that gave me real results without any weird side effects.

[FiremanN]

I was so skeptical about red light therapy. I thought it was just another trend that wouldn’t last. But nothing else was working, and I was running out of options. Ended up getting the helmet from Narlest after seeing someone recommend it. It became part of my weekly routine- super easy, no mess, no side effects. I honestly didn’t notice anything for the first couple months. But then the shedding stopped. And a few months later, I started seeing new growth. I’m not the type to leave comments like this, but this thing actually worked.

[MAURYA__vanshi]

Years of bleaching and tight hairstyles totally ruined my scalp. I had constant breakage and my hair was thinning out so badly around the front. I tried all the serums and deep conditioners but nothing helped with actual regrowth. I started looking into more science-backed stuff and found people talking about red light therapy. I didn’t want something cheap or gimmicky, so I got the helmet from Narlest that people kept recommending. It took a few months of regular use (I used it while doing my skincare routine), but eventually, I noticed fewer strands falling out and even new baby hairs along my edges. It's now been over a year and my hair looks so much healthier and fuller. Never thought I’d bounce back like this.

[yusufchougle]

I didn’t even notice the results at first- it was my partner who said, “Hey, your hair looks thicker.” I was shocked. I’d been using the Narlest red light therapy helmet for a few months and didn’t think much was happening. But then I looked at old photos and realized how thin it used to be, especially near my temples. The change was subtle but real. Less shedding, fuller volume, and I even enjoy using it- it's like quiet time to myself. If you’re struggling with thinning and don’t want to mess with chemicals or surgery, this is worth trying.

[The.beaningith]

my mom make me use them!
(they made my hair get longer in w few weeks)

[Uzr.ayeshaaa]

Ok so is everyone just gonna talk abt Narlest red light therapy 😭

[Kidsclubhouselove]

Hii I’m the second comment here. I would love a pr package 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣I don’t thing that will happen.😢😊😊😊😊

[Ihrtmyslf_]

I have healthy hair without any type of hair mask or nothing