You already know
why you're here.
Foliva is a red light cap. 650 nanometres, ten minutes a day, worn at home while you do something else. No appointments, no clinic, no one else needs to know about it.
- 650nm
- Red wavelength, the one the research is about
- 10 min
- Per session. Built-in timer shuts it off
- Cordless
- Removable battery panel, charges over USB
It's a cap. That's the whole point.
Most things aimed at thinning hair ask you to rearrange your life around them — book a clinic, remember a pill, stand still under a machine. This is a cap with a light panel sewn into the lining. You put it on, it runs for ten minutes, it turns itself off.
The panel comes out. Charge it over USB, drop it back in, wear the cap on its own if you want. There is nothing to assemble and nothing to refill.
We are not going to tell you what it will do to your hair. Nobody honest can promise you that, and anyone who does is selling you something. What we can tell you is exactly what it is: a 650-nanometre red light array, worn on your head, ten minutes at a time.
What turns up at your door
The cap, the removable LED panel, a USB charging cable, and the printed guide — packed in a plain box. Nothing on the outside says what's inside.
Three steps, then forget about it
Charge the panel
Slide it out of the lining, plug in the USB cable. A full charge covers several sessions.
Put it on, press once
One button starts a session. The light is warm and quiet — you'll barely notice it.
Do whatever you were doing
Ten minutes later it switches itself off. Most people run it while watching something.
The questions people actually ask
How long does shipping take?
Eight to fourteen days to most addresses, and it's free. We'd rather tell you the real number now than have you refreshing a tracking page in three days wondering what happened. You get a tracking link as soon as it ships.
Will this regrow my hair?
We're not going to claim that. Red light at this wavelength has been studied for years and you can read that research yourself — but no honest seller can tell you what will happen on your head specifically. If a page promises you a result, be careful with it.
Is it safe to wear?
It's low-level light, not a laser and not heat treatment. It gets slightly warm, the way a hat does. It isn't a medical device and it doesn't replace talking to a doctor — if you've had a scalp condition or a transplant, ask yours first.
What if I don't want it?
Send it back within thirty days of it arriving and we'll refund you. It needs to be in a condition we could reasonably resell — worn is fine, destroyed is not.
Will the box say what's inside?
No. Plain outer packaging, no product name, no images. The billing line on your statement is the company name, nothing descriptive.