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About this guide
A UK publication on hair loss for women and men. Red light hats are one section.
Written in the UK, for women and men.
Guide to Growing Hair is a UK publication on hair loss for women and men, covering causes, medicines, supplements and devices.
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Who publishes Guide to Growing Hair?
The same block is in the footer and on the contact page. Until those placeholders are replaced, the publisher name in the footer and in the structured data is Guide to Growing Hair.
What does this site do?
Guide to Growing Hair explains hair loss for women and men: causes, medicines, supplements, everyday care, and devices. Red light hats are one section. The method for devices is how we review, and the rules for every page are the editorial standards.
This site is not a clinic, a pharmacy or an NHS service. A quiz on a brand’s website is a sales conversation. It is not a diagnosis. If you are worried about hair loss, the NHS says to see a GP before a commercial clinic.
In the red light hat category, the current top pick is the Hat Pro, for the reasons on the comparison. Device wording on this site stays cosmetic. The evidence page is where the trial summaries sit.
Common questions
Who publishes Guide to Growing Hair?
Until those placeholders are replaced, the publisher name printed in the footer is Guide to Growing Hair.
Do you sell the Hat Pro?
No. RedLight Innovation sells it. This site reviews it alongside CurrentBody, HigherDOSE and Beauty Pie.
Is there a doctor on the editorial team?
No named clinician has signed these pages. If that changes, the person will be named, with their registration. Hair-loss decisions still belong with a GP.