PDRN Scalp Serum

No, and this is the one everybody checks first. The formula is lightweight and water-light rather than oily, and the brush puts it on your scalp instead of down the lengths, so there is nothing sitting on your hair to weigh it down. You can blow dry, straighten or tie it up straight after and it behaves exactly as it normally would. If anything, people tell us their roots hold better.

No. It is a leave-on, which is the whole point. Part, press, massage in, and get on with your morning. Three minutes, no shower required, which is why it is a routine people actually keep rather than one they abandon by week two.

A fresh, tingling lift that starts within a few seconds and settles after a minute or two. It is the part most people say sold them, because unlike almost everything else in a bathroom cabinet, you can tell it is doing something immediately. If it ever feels uncomfortable rather than cool, rinse it off and stop using it.

PDRN stands for polydeoxyribonucleotide. It is the ingredient that has taken over Korean skincare over the last couple of years, first in face serums and now on the scalp. It has been genuinely hard to get hold of in New Zealand, which is most of the reason this exists.

Yes, on all of them, and the brush is the reason. On thick or curly hair a dropper or a spray mostly lands on the hair itself and never reaches the skin. The brush parts it and puts the serum exactly where it is meant to go. Fine hair is covered too, because nothing is left sitting on the lengths. It is also completely fine on colour-treated hair, extensions and after a keratin treatment, since it goes on the scalp rather than the hair.

Yes, and it is not the serum doing it. Everybody sheds somewhere between 50 and 100 hairs a day without noticing. Massaging your scalp releases the ones that had already let go, so they collect in the bristles instead of turning up in the shower or on your pillow later. You are seeing them, not causing them, and it usually settles down once you are a week or two in.

No, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Lumia is a cosmetic scalp care product, not a medicine. What it does is cool and clean the scalp, lift buildup, and leave hair looking fuller at the roots. If hair loss is your actual concern, see your doctor or a dermatologist. They can help with that properly, and we would rather tell you straight than sell you the wrong thing.

Around 6 to 8 weeks at daily use, longer if you use it every other day. The brush meters it as you go, so you use far less than you would tipping a serum onto your fingers and losing most of it on your palms.

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