Blue light was extremely helpful for my acne!
Lightweight and powered by copper peptides to promote visibly fuller, healthier hair
Regen Serum is a lightweight, GHK copper peptide-powered serum designed to revitalise your scalp and strengthen hair at the source. This fast-absorbing formula works to:
✔ Strengthen follicles and reduces shedding
✔ Improve scalp health with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant support
✔ Enhance microcirculation, increasing the delivery of oxygen and nutrients
✔ Lightweight, fast-absorbing and effortless to add to your routine.
Designed to complement Trudermal's beauty technology devices and when used with the Halo LED device, Regen Serum forms a powerful at-home system that targets hair loss at both the follicular and cellular levels, creating the optimal environment for stronger, healthier hair growth.
Apply 3–4 drops directly to areas of concern and gently massage into the scalp, morning or night. Do not rinse. For best results on thinning or balding areas, use twice daily — AM and PM.
For enhanced benefits, pair with the Halo device as part of your hair growth routine.
Copper Tripeptide-1 (Copper GHK-Cu)
Promotes stronger, thicker hair regrowth and helps reduce hair thinning.
sh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF – Epidermal Growth Factor)
Supports follicle health, aiding in the creation of an ideal environment for hair growth.
Palmitoyl Tripeptide-8
Soothing and anti-inflammatory agent, which can help calm irritated, sensitive, or stressed scalps.
Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract
Stimulating hair follicles to promote growth, reducing inflammation and damage.
Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)
Enhances nutrient delivery to hair follicles, supports stronger and healthier hair.
Deionized Water, Glycerin, Tamarindus Indica Seed Extract, Cucumis Sativus Fruit Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-8, Copper Tripeptide 1( Copper GHK-Cu), Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract, Niacinamide (Vitamin B3), Trifluoroacetyl Tripeptide-2, Acetyl Hexapeptide-49, Dextran, sh-Oligopeptide-1(EGF), Polysorbate 20, Phenoxyethanol. *
*This formula contains 1/10th of 1% of Phenoxyethanol.
Stimulates hair follicle activity, increases blood flow to the scalp and extends the anagen (growth) phase reducing shedding.
Soothing, calming and anti inflammatory agent which can help calm irritated and sensitive itchy scalps back to health.
Works to stimulate hair follicles and promote increased hair growth and scalp health.
Encourages cellular turnover and regeneration of scalp skin and follicles for thicker, healthier hair.
Powered by 660nm red light therapy and 180 medical-grade LEDs, Halo delivers targeted light across the scalp to support follicle activity, reduce shedding and promote healthier hair growth all from the comfort of home.
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Yes, absolutely — men can use Regen Serum.
It’s formulated to support scalp health and hair growth regardless of gender, and it's especially beneficial for men experiencing:
No, Regen Serum is a leave-in treatment. Apply and gently massage into the scalp; do not rinse.
Most users begin to notice visible improvements in scalp health and reduced shedding within 4–8 weeks, with fuller-looking hair typically appearing after consistent use over 3–6 months.
Regen Serum is designed to stimulate weakened or dormant follicles, not regenerate follicles that are completely inactive or lost. It’s most effective on thinning areas, especially when caught early.
Yes, Regen Serum is gentle and safe for use on color-treated, bleached, or chemically processed hair.
Yes. Apply Regen Serum first, directly to the scalp. Allow it to absorb before applying other styling or haircare products.
Every December the same promises roll in. Glow in three days. Party ready overnight. One mask and you're done. We'd love that to be true. In our last post we talked about how LED light therapy works and why real results take around 8 to 12 weeks of consistent use. Today is late October. Christmas Day is roughly eight weeks away. So if you've been thinking about starting, this is the week that actually makes sense. Here's your countdown, written for a Christmas that happens in 35 degree heat, not snow. Why the timing matters Skin works on its own schedule. Your outer layer turns over roughly every four to six weeks and that slows down as we age so collagen takes even longer to build. When red and near infrared light reach the deeper layers of your skin, they support the cells that produce collagen but those cells need time and repetition to respond. You can't rush biology with a bigger dose the week before. That's why we keep saying the same thing. Consistency beats intensity, every time! Starting now means the changes that take longest to show are hitting their stride right as the silly season peaks. Starting on 20 December means you'll look great sometime around March. What an Australian Christmas does to your skin Most holiday skincare advice is written for cold, dry winters. Thick creams, cosy nights in and protecting against wind. That's not our Christmas. Heat, humidity and sweat Hot, sticky days mean more oil and more sweat sitting on the skin. Add makeup that's been on since lunch and congestion follows. If you're prone to breakouts, December is often when they flare. UV that doesn't take a day off The UV index across most of Australia sits at extreme through summer. Long lunches outdoors, beach days, backyard cricket. Sun is the single biggest driver of pigmentation, dullness and early ageing, and it undoes good work faster than anything else on this list. Late nights and champagne Alcohol dehydrates you and disrupts deep sleep, which is when skin does most of its repair. A run of parties in a row shows up as puffiness, redness and that flat, tired look. Long flights and air conditioning Plane cabins are drier than most deserts. A long haul flight home for Christmas, followed by days in air conditioned houses can leave skin tight and flaky even when it's humid outside. None of this means you should skip the fun. It just means your skin needs some groundwork laid first. Your 8 week holiday skincare routine Weeks 1 and 2: Set the foundation This is about building the habit, not overhauling everything. Start your LED sessions with Trudermal Glow and pick a time you can actually stick to. For most people that's in the evening on clean, dry skin, a few times a week, following the timings in your device guide. Put it next to your toothbrush or your couch. Whatever makes it automatic. Now is also the time to commit to daily SPF 50+ if you haven't already. Every morning, rain or shine, reapplied when you're outdoors. LED can support your skin, but it can't protect it from the sun. Keep the rest of your routine simple. A gentle cleanser, a hydrating serum, a moisturiser that suits your skin. If you're planning to introduce anything new, introduce it now and one at a time, so you know what your skin likes well before December. Weeks 3 and 4: Build momentum This is where people tend to drop off, because not much looks different yet. Keep going. Under the surface your skin is responding. If you use the Trudermal Microneedling Infusion Kit, this is a good window to bring it in. Microneedling creates tiny channels that help your serums absorb more effectively and encourages your skin's natural renewal process, which pairs well with LED over a longer timeline. Follow the spacing in your kit instructions and give your skin time to settle between sessions. Worth noting: your skin is more sensitive to the sun straight after microneedling, so plan sessions for nights when you're not spending the next day at the beach. Weeks 5 and 6: Where things start to show Around now, many people notice the first real changes. Skin looks a little brighter. Texture feels smoother. Makeup sits better. Breakouts may settle if you've been using blue light. It's also when the Christmas parties start. Stay consistent with your sessions, even on busy weeks. A missed night is fine. A missed fortnight sets you back. This is a good time to stock up on what you'll need for travel: a travel size SPF, a hydrating mist, a richer night moisturiser for the plane. Week 7: Hold steady and finish microneedling If you're microneedling, make your last session at least a few days out from Christmas. That gives your skin time to fully calm down so you're not dealing with any redness or sensitivity on the day. Keep your LED routine going as normal. Don't add anything new from here. The week before a big event is not the time to test a new peel or active. Week 8: Christmas week LED is gentle enough to keep using right up to the day, so carry on. Many people like doing a session the night before or the morning of for an extra calm, refreshed look. Focus on the basics, water, sleep where you can get it and SPF every morning. If you're flying, apply a hydrating serum and moisturiser before you board and skip heavy makeup on the plane. LED light therapy before an event: what to realistically expect We get asked this a lot, so here's the straight answer. A single LED session can leave skin looking calmer and a little more refreshed, but the changes people actually buy LED for, like smoother texture, more even tone and firmer looking skin, come from weeks of regular use. That's where our 8 to 12 week guidance comes from and why eight weeks before Christmas is the sweet spot to begin. If you're reading this in mid December, start anyway. You'll still get the calming benefits for the day, and you'll be well on your way by the new year. On the day Christmas morning, keep it easy. Cleanse, hydrate, SPF 50+, then makeup if you're wearing it. Reach for lighter, sweat resistant formulas if you're outdoors. Pop a sunscreen stick or SPF mist in your bag to top up after lunch. That evening, however late it is, take your makeup off. Your skin will thank you on Boxing Day. The honest bit Eight weeks won't change your skin into someone else's. It won't erase every line or every mark but what it can do is give you healthier, brighter, more resilient skin that copes better with everything an Australian summer throws at it. That's what we care about at Trudermal. Real results, built with real consistency, without the overnight promises. So start this week. Future you, standing in the sun with a glass of something cold on Christmas Day, will be glad you did. "Has been easy to add to my routine and its also nice to do just before bed to relax." Britney B FDA cleared led face mask Experience clinic-inspired LED light therapy from the comfort of home with the Trudermal Glow LED Light Therapy face mask. Designed using clinically proven blue, red, and near-infrared wavelengths, this FDA and TGA-approved device helps target acne, boost collagen production, reduce inflammation, and rejuvenate the skin. Suitable for all skin types and skin concerns, this non-invasive device helps support clearer, smoother, brighter-looking skin with consistent use. Key Benefits ✔ Helps reduce acne-causing bacteria ✔ Supports collagen and elastin production ✔ Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles ✔ Improves skin texture and tone ✔ Helps calm redness and inflammation ✔ Promotes healthier, more radiant skin ✔ Suitable for all skin types ✔ Convenient 10-minute treatments at home See Product FAQ- Have your questions answered... Is LED light therapy better than harsh acne creams? LED light therapy offers a gentler approach that doesn't strip or damage the skin barrier. While topical treatments may still be appropriate for some people, LED therapy can be an excellent complementary treatment, especially for those with sensitive or dry skin. What's the best acne treatment at home device? One of the most effective options is an LED light therapy face mask that combines blue, red, and near-infrared wavelengths. Devices offering multiple treatment modes can target active breakouts, reduce inflammation, and support skin healing. What colour LED light is best for acne? Blue light helps eliminate acne-causing bacteria, while red light reduces inflammation and promotes healing. Many experts recommend using both wavelengths together for the best results. Does LED light therapy really work for acne? Yes. Clinical studies have shown that blue and red LED light therapy can help reduce acne-causing bacteria, calm inflammation, and decrease the number of acne lesions when used consistently. How long does it take to see results from LED light therapy? Everyone's skin is different, but most people begin noticing visible improvements after around 6–8 weeks of consistent use. How often should I use an LED face mask? For best results, we recommend using your Trudermal LED device 3–5 times per week for 10-minute sessions. Once you've achieved your desired results, many customers maintain them by using their device around twice a week. Like any skincare routine, consistency is what delivers the best results. Can I use LED light therapy every day? LED light therapy is gentle and non-invasive, but more isn't always better. We recommend following our treatment schedule of 3–5 sessions per week, allowing your skin time to respond naturally between treatments while still achieving consistent results. Is LED light therapy safe? Yes. LED light therapy is considered a safe, non-invasive treatment with no downtime when used as directed. Trudermal devices are designed using clinically recognised wavelengths and are made to deliver professional-quality treatments from the comfort of home. Which LED light colour is best for my skin concerns? Each wavelength has a different purpose. Red Light (633nm) helps support collagen production and improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Blue Light (415nm) targets acne-causing bacteria to help reduce active breakouts. Near-Infrared Light (830nm) penetrates deeper into the skin to support repair, improve skin health and enhance overall rejuvenation. Our LED Face Mask combines clinically recognised wavelengths so you can treat multiple skin concerns in one simple treatment. Shop Now
Your neck and décolletage often show ageing before your face does. The skin there is thinner, has fewer oil glands and loses collagen faster. Years of sun exposure and constantly looking down at your phone add to it. The good news is that this area responds well to consistent care. The article covers the basics that make the biggest difference. That means daily SPF 50+ from jaw to chest, taking your serums and moisturiser past the jawline, and small posture changes to reduce tech neck creasing. It then explains how LED light therapy fits in. Red light supports collagen and elastin production, while near infrared light works deeper to support circulation and calm inflammation. Both are gentle enough for this delicate skin. Expect gradual results, with most people noticing changes from around week six. A simple weekly routine is included to help you stay consistent.
If you've been wondering what microneedling infusion actually means, whether it's the same as microneedling and why microneedling at home has become such a fixture in people's routines, here's the full picture.