Could this bulky helmet be the cure for baldness? Engineers at Apira Science certainly seem to think so.
The iGrow Helmet, one of the products showcased at this year’s CES, promises to jump-start hair growth by stimulating weak hair follicles with low-level laser therapy. The iGrow uses 566 nanometer lasers to try to resurrect thinning hair. Because the gadget requires active hair follicles to work, the iGrow Helmet will be ineffective on those who are completely bald.
“When you have a follicle that’s producing a hair shaft — even if it’s a little thin, tiny hair shaft — this will grow those hair shafts back over time,” said a representative from Apira Science.
Source: Mashable
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