I can’t think why there would be any negative effect from using both – how often you wash your hair isn’t relevant to the device. However, if you’re having second thoughts, go on your gut. At the end of the day, as I’ve said in my review, I have no way to know whether the regrowth I experienced would have happened anyway. If yours is pattern loss (mine isn’t) you might be more likely to tell definitively. Perhaps use your Regaine for the right amount of time and if that’s not helping, then try the LED? It’s a tricky one because it’s so expensive and harder to say just give it a go and see.

Hi Harriet – yes, I’m a big fan of the IPL – it’s worked very well for me under my arms but left me with just one single seam of hairs which are grey and can’t be targeted by IPL – I didn’t even know I had any grey armpit hair but I do now! :-))) I would say that vitamins didn’t have any discernible effect on lashes or brows but I think you’d be a good candidate for Natucain brow serum. I used it on my lashes and it really did work to make them longer and stronger. I take Good Hair (Amazon).

This looks like an interesting device. Thanks for your recommendation on the CurrentBody IPL machine, I have had a great experience using it and have removed most of my armpit and leg hair so far. Seems that CurrentBody know what they are doing, so good luck with this.

Regarding the vitamins you take for hair, have you noticed whether these have an effect on your eyebrows and/or lashes? I am keen to fill out some Emmental-esque eyebrows so wonder if they would help. Can you please remind me which supplements you take if they’re different to the ones listed here?

Thanks

Harriet

In a few months time I will be back :-))

thanks – won’t be for a few months yet, I want to do it properly because most testing is done on androgenetic rather than telogen but as both varieties can benefit, I want to see for myself.

thanks Kim – I am being super gentle with my hair: no straighteners unless absolutely necessary. I use a dryer in the morning just to fluff up my fringe and sort out any obvious kinks. I was always such a silicone fan but less hair means there’s no need for it – I feel that its more an internal health issue rather than a product issue though.

thank you so much for this recommendation.