ZEROi Returns to Crowdfunding for the 3rd Time with ZeroT Cap, a Hair Growth Hat

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., November 2, 2020 (Newswire.com) - ZEROi has built a reputation for creating multi-functional hats within the crowdfunding community. The team has already been through two successful campaigns that combine savvy technology beneath a sleek hat design and is ready to come back with a third that may be their most innovative product yet.

ZeroT is a wireless cap that uses low-level light technology (LLLT) in both its red light (650nm) and blue light (405nm) features to promote non-invasive hair treatment. Red light stimulates cell growth and microcirculation in the hair follicles while blue light removes the scalp's surface of bacteria, viruses, and unwanted germs from causing irritation or oil build-up.

The chic and minimalistic design of the hat's cover makes it difficult to differentiate from a regular baseball hat. ZeroT's LED insert slips perfectly into the cover and secures with Velcro attachment, allowing the treatment to remain concealed underneath.

"The thing about most hair growth hats is that they're not really hats. They look like ridiculous helmets that scream you're getting treated. That's why we wanted ZeroT Cap to look subtle," stated ZEROi lab CEO Taekyung Oh. He also emphasized the benefit of ZeroT's LED insert being detachable. It can be used under any other hat and still look seamless.

Its three modes — red, blue, and dual — are controllable through a hidden button and have an automatic shutoff after 20 minutes. The LED lights are placed to specifically target the M-shaped hairline and crown of one's head. This allows an efficient 20-minute session every day to show tangible results in just three months.

During its Indiegogo campaign, ZeroT Cap pre-orders will be available at an exclusive 35% off MSRP. The Zeroi team plans to continue validating the cap's technology to ensure it is completely fool-proof and safe to use before delivery. To better understand ZeroT Cap, please search for "ZeroT Cap" on Indiegogo when the project goes live later today.

Source: ZEROi Lab