IL Science "Microcurrent LED 'Polynic' Proven Effective for Toopicare"

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] Smart optical solution company IL Science announced on the 10th that it has verified the immediate effects of the microcurrent LED scalp care device ‘FOLLINIC’ through clinical trials.

FOLLINIC is a new concept dual-care product that revitalizes the scalp with the dual effects of microcurrent and LED, while deeply stimulating the hair roots, the base of the hair, to prevent hair loss.

In this clinical trial, four items were evaluated by comparing before and after product use: scalp microcirculation volume, ▲moisturizing, ▲soothing, and ▲elasticity. First, a self-developed hair toner was applied to the scalp, and then the FOLLINIC helmet-type device was worn for 20 minutes, showing immediate effects compared to before use.

Specifically, ▲microcirculation volume increased by 61%, ▲moisture content by 152%, and ▲elasticity by 9%, demonstrating effectiveness in scalp improvement, while ▲transepidermal water loss decreased by 26% and ▲redness by 20%, confirming its help in soothing the scalp.

During summer when ultraviolet rays are strong, the scalp can be irritated and damaged by prolonged exposure to sunlight, requiring special care. FOLLINIC combines patented microcurrent technology and three-wavelength LEDs to deeply penetrate from the scalp surface to the hair follicles, maintaining scalp health.

In particular, FOLLINIC applies IL Science’s core proprietary technology material, silicon lenses, delivering over 99% of effective LED wavelengths to the scalp, and maximizes user convenience with the lightest wireless weight in Korea (400g).

Song Seong-geun, CEO of IL Science, said, “We are pleased to have our product’s efficacy recognized in this clinical trial ahead of FOLLINIC’s launch,” adding, “As a patented product that applies microcurrent technology, frequently mentioned in overseas SCI-level scientific papers, to a scalp care device for the first time in the world, we want to bring hope to the 10 million hair loss sufferers in Korea.”

Meanwhile, IL Science plans to release family products that can enhance effectiveness when used together with devices such as hair loss care toners and shampoos developed by its 100% subsidiary IL Bio.

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