Lauren's 2026 Favorites

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What HigherDOSE products are in cofounder Lauren Berlingeri’s personal toolkit? Well… everything, of course. But with a jam-packed schedule, these are the glow-boosting rituals she’s making time for right now.

  • Visibly firm + smooth skin
  • Depuff + calm redness
  • Encourage fuller, stronger hair
  • Boost mood + glow
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Lauren’s toolkit is deep, but this is the lineup she’s reaching for right now. Think of it as a behind-the-scenes pass to the glow-boosting routine that fits into a jam-packed schedule.

Start at the root. The Red Light Hat is the hair care device disguised as a baseball cap, delivering targeted 650nm red light to strengthen strands at the root. Throw it on and go about your day. Layer in the Light-Activated Scalp Serum, whose copper peptide GHK-Cu supports follicle signaling and is formulated to amplify your red light sessions. The Scalp Derma Stamp creates tiny, controlled microchannels to support scalp renewal, and the Acupressure Hair + Scalp Brush encourages healthy circulation while releasing tension (consider it a mini massage with benefits).

Then, meet your face’s multitasker. Skin changes daily, and the Pro Laser Renewal Wand keeps up. This handheld device pairs an 808nm cold laser with red, near-infrared, and blue LED light, plus a cryo-sculpting head, so you can choose the mode your skin needs today. Tone + Tighten targets fine lines with precision. Clear + Calm goes after breakouts and calms the look of redness. Depuff + Cool visibly depuffs and soothes stressed skin. Plus, it includes minis of our Hydrating Botanical Facial Mist and Light-Activated Peptide Serum, innovative skincare formulas that prep skin to respond to red light.

The easiest step of all. The Red Light Showerhead Filter turns your daily shower into a full-body red light session, bathing you in 650nm red and 850nm near-infrared light while 10-stage filtration removes chlorine, heavy metals, microplastics, and VOCs. It supports mood, circulation, and skin and scalp health, all without adding a single minute to your routine.

Hair, face, and body, covered. A curated collection of our most cutting-edge technologies, handpicked by Lauren.

Hair Ritual

  1. Prep: 1-2 times a week, section your hair and press the Scalp Derma Stamp along each part (never drag).
  2. Nourish: Apply the Light-Activated Scalp Serum along your hairline and part, then massage in. Do not rinse.
  3. Illuminate: Put on the Red Light Hat for a 10-minute session. Use daily for 16 weeks, then 3-4 times a week to maintain.
  4. Release: Finish with the Acupressure Hair + Scalp Brush in gentle circles to work the serum in and release tension. Use it daily.


Wand Ritual

  1. Prep: Spritz the mini Hydrating Botanical Facial Mist over clean skin, then apply 1-2 pumps of the mini Light-Activated Peptide Serum.
  2. Choose your mode: Select Tone + Tighten for fine lines or Clear + Calm for breakouts and redness. Glide upward and outward, then hold over each area for 1-3 minutes. The Wand beeps every minute to cue you.
  3. Cool: Switch to the cryo head and glide along the jawline, cheekbones, and under-eyes to depuff and soothe.
  • Red Light Hat
  • Light-Activated Scalp Serum
  • Scalp Derma Stamp
  • Acupressure Hair + Scalp Brush

FAQs

LED bathes skin in therapeutic light, while laser delivers concentrated, coherent light with precision. The "cold" comes from a custom optical lens that helps disperse heat, so the device feels comfortable on skin. In Tone + Tighten, the laser works alongside red and near-infrared LEDs to support collagen production and address visible laxity, so one session can support multiple concerns.

Most sessions take 10 to 15 minutes, but it's your ritual, so make it yours. A gentle beep every minute is a helpful guide for moving between areas, not a rule. Linger with the blue light on a stubborn blemish for up to 10 minutes, or give your face a quick cryo refresh in under 5. Tone + Tighten shuts off after 15 minutes, and Clear + Calm and the cryo head after 10.

Absolutely. While the Red Light Hat and the Light-Activated Scalp Serum are well-suited for anyone looking to address thinning or shedding, they’re just as powerful as a proactive ritual for fuller, denser, more beautiful hair. They’re also great tools if scalp health is a priority — the serum’s formula leads with clean ingredients like rosemary hydrosol, aloe, and hyaluronic acid that nourish and hydrate the scalp, whether you're targeting a specific concern or simply investing in a healthier foundation.

Copper peptide GHK-Cu is one of the most well-researched peptides in hair and scalp care. It supports follicle health and helps improve the appearance of hair density over time. It's also light-responsive — making it the ideal active to apply before every Hat session.

The shower filter red light ring uses dual wavelengths of red (650 nm) and near-infrared (850 nm) light, engineered to deliver effective exposure from a safe distance while you shower. As water flows, the light surrounds your body from scalp to toe, supporting skin radiance, circulation, and an overall sense of calm — all during a routine you already do every day.

The 10-stage filtration system has been independently third-party tested to help reduce harmful water contaminants, including chlorine, heavy metals (such as lead, mercury, and cadmium), VOCs and chloroform, microplastics, and mineral residue — delivering cleaner, softer-feeling water for radiant skin and hair.

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