High Frequency Wand for Hair: A Game-Changer for Hair Growth
Can a High Frequency Wand Really Help With Hair Growth?
Why I Tried a High Frequency Comb for Hair
Let’s be honest — seeing more hair in the brush or a thinning parting can really knock your confidence. I’ve always been curious about whether high frequency wands could help with hair growth, especially the comb attachments you see on social media. So I decided to test one properly for a few months — and here’s what actually happened.
What Is a High Frequency Hair Wand?
A high frequency wand uses a low-level electrical current passed through a glass comb filled with argon gas. When applied to the scalp, it delivers a gentle zapping sensation that:
Stimulates blood circulation to the scalp
Energises dormant hair follicles
Improves oxygen and nutrient delivery
Reduces scalp inflammation
Creates an antibacterial environment (especially helpful if you suffer with scalp issues)
This tool is often called a high frequency comb, scalp wand, or hair stimulator wand, and it’s been used in salons for years — but now you can use it at home too.
My Personal Routine (and What I Noticed)
I used the Diamond Grade Wand, which includes the comb electrode. Here’s what I did:
2–3 times per week after washing and towel-drying my hair
Moved the comb slowly across my scalp for 5–7 minutes
Focused on thinning areas around my temples and crown
Followed with a growth serum or scalp oil
After about 4 weeks, I noticed less hair fall and by week 6–8, fine baby hairs starting to grow along my hairline. The best part? My scalp felt so much healthier — less itchy, less flaky, and no irritation.
How to Use a High Frequency Wand for Hair Growth
Start with clean, dry or slightly damp hair (never soaking wet).
Attach the glass comb electrode to your wand.
Turn the wand on and set it to a low level.
Slowly comb it through your hair, especially areas of concern.
Use for 5–10 minutes.
Follow with your usual hair serum or scalp treatment.
TIP: You can use it before bed to give your scalp time to absorb post-treatment products.
FAQs: Hair Growth & High Frequency
Does high frequency really regrow hair?
It can stimulate regrowth if the follicles are still alive. It’s best for early thinning, postpartum hair loss, and improving scalp health.
Is it safe for all hair types?
Yes, but always start on a low setting and avoid if you have metal implants, pacemakers, or are pregnant.
How long until I see results?
Most people see a difference in 4–8 weeks with consistent use.
Can I use it with oils?
Apply oils or serum after the treatment, not before, to avoid blocking current.
What’s the best wand for this?
The Diamond Grade 5-Piece Set is ideal as it includes a hair comb and facial attachments.
Looking for more ways to support your scalp? Here are my favourite scalp treatments that pair perfectly with your high frequency wand.
Final Thoughts
If you’re struggling with thinning hair, early signs of hair loss, or a tired scalp — a high frequency comb is definitely worth trying. It’s non-invasive, surprisingly relaxing, and easy to use from home. Just remember, like any hair growth treatment, consistency is key.
If you're wondering whether it's right for you, feel free to message me — I’m happy to help!