The Melenia Routine: How to Stop Hair Loss and Stimulate Growth from the Root

Melenia HG01 Infrared Scalp Massager Comb – Hair Growth Routine

Hair loss is one of the most common concerns for both men and women — and one of the most misunderstood. Most products promise results they can't deliver. Most routines are abandoned because they're inconvenient. The Melenia routine is different: it's designed to work in five minutes, four times a week, and to reach exactly where it needs to.

Here's how to use it — and why it works.

Step 1: Fill the Comb with Batana Oil

Melenia Batana Hair Oil – 30ml with applicators

The Melenia Batana Oil is a 30 ml formula with batana, jojoba, and vitamin E. It conditions, reduces frizz, and seals moisture into each strand. But its real power is what happens when you pair it with the comb.

Fill the 3 ml reservoir in the back of the HG01 comb head. That's exactly one session's worth — no more, no less. No greasy hands, no dropper, no guesswork.

Step 2: Comb for Five Minutes

Melenia HG01 Infrared Scalp Massager Comb in use

The Melenia HG01 Scalp Massager Comb combines four technologies in a single combing motion:

  • Automatic oil dispensing: The oil is released directly onto the scalp as you comb — where it actually needs to go, not on the surface of your hair.
  • Low-intensity infrared light: Applied directly to the scalp during each session, no clinic appointment needed.
  • EMS microcurrent: Gentle electrical pulses that stimulate circulation in the scalp. You'll feel a soft tingling — never a shock.
  • 3-level massage: Start at level 1 and increase as your scalp adapts.

One session, five minutes, everything at once.

Why This Works When Other Things Don't

Most hair treatments fail for one of two reasons: the active ingredient never reaches the follicle, or the routine is too inconvenient to maintain. The HG01 solves both problems simultaneously. The oil dispenses automatically at the root. The infrared light and microcurrent are applied in the same motion. And because it fits into any grooming routine, you actually do it.

Results vary — hair grows slowly and there are no shortcuts. Most people notice a less tense, healthier-feeling scalp in the first days. Changes in density and appearance, if they come, typically show after 8–12 weeks of consistent use.

Red Light Therapy for Hair: What the Science Says

Batana Oil with infrared comb for scalp health

Red and infrared light therapy (also called photobiomodulation) has gained significant attention in scalp health research. Clinical devices costing hundreds of euros per session use the same core principle: exposing the scalp to specific wavelengths of light to support cellular activity in the follicle zone.

The HG01 brings that same low-intensity infrared emission into a handheld comb you use at home. No appointment. No waiting room. No single-use cost. You own the device.

This is why red light therapy hair searches have surged in recent years — people are looking for accessible, at-home alternatives to clinical treatments. The HG01 is exactly that.

EMS Microcurrent: The Derma Roller Alternative

Microneedling and derma rollers have become popular for scalp stimulation — but they come with discomfort, hygiene demands, and a recovery period. EMS microcurrent achieves a similar goal (stimulating blood flow and follicle activity) through gentle electrical pulses that require no recovery time and feel like nothing more than a soft tingle.

For anyone searching for a derma roller alternative that doesn't involve needles, the EMS function in the HG01 is worth understanding. Same principle, different mechanism — and you can do it four times a week without any downtime.

Batana Oil vs Biotin: Why Topical Beats Oral for Most People

Biotin supplements are among the most purchased hair products globally. But here's the problem: biotin deficiency is rare, and supplementing when you're not deficient has shown limited effect in clinical studies. Most biotin is simply excreted.

Topical application — getting the right ingredients directly to the scalp — is a fundamentally different approach. Batana oil (from the American palm Elaeis oleifera) conditions at the root level when delivered there properly. That's the entire point of the HG01's dispensing system: it doesn't leave the oil in your hair. It puts it where follicles are.

If you've tried biotin without results, the issue may not be the ingredient — it may be the delivery method.

Who This Routine Is For

  • Men and women experiencing gradual thinning or increased shedding
  • Anyone who has tried oils or serums but found them impractical
  • People looking for a non-pharmaceutical approach to scalp health
  • Those who want to avoid the side effects associated with oral treatments
  • Anyone who has looked into clinical options but can't justify the ongoing cost

It works on straight, curly, wavy, dyed, and natural hair — for both men and women.

Hair Loss in Women: Why It's Different and What Actually Helps

Batana oil for hair loss in women – eyebrows and eyelashes applicator

Female hair loss is frequently triggered by hormonal shifts — postpartum, perimenopause, thyroid changes, or prolonged stress. The pattern is usually diffuse thinning across the crown rather than a receding hairline, which makes it harder to spot until it's quite significant.

Most products marketed for hair loss in women are either oral (with systemic side effects many women prefer to avoid) or topical liquids that are difficult to apply without making hair look greasy. The Melenia routine sidesteps both problems: the oil goes directly to the scalp via the comb reservoir, the infrared light and microcurrent work during combing, and the whole thing takes five minutes on dry hair before you style as normal.

The batana oil's applicators also cover eyebrows and eyelashes — two areas women commonly notice thinning during hormonal phases. One product, multiple zones.

Hair Loss in Men: Beyond the Usual Options

Melenia scalp comb for men – hair loss and thinning treatment

For men, hair loss is most commonly androgenetic — the familiar receding temples and thinning crown. The standard options (oral finasteride, topical minoxidil) work for many people, but both come with caveats: finasteride carries hormonal side effects, and minoxidil requires twice-daily application indefinitely to maintain results.

The Melenia routine is not a pharmaceutical. It won't block DHT or override genetics. What it does is optimize the scalp environment — circulation, follicle stimulation, and topical conditioning — as a complement to whatever else you're doing, or as a standalone approach for those who prefer to avoid medications.

Many men use it alongside their existing routine. It adds nothing complicated: fill, comb five minutes, rinse the reservoir. Done.

The 8-Week Timeline: What to Expect Week by Week

  • Week 1–2: The scalp feels less tense after sessions. The tingling from the EMS is noticeable and pleasant. Oil absorption is better than with manual application.
  • Week 3–4: Scalp feels consistently less irritated. Some people notice less shedding on the comb after sessions.
  • Week 5–6: Hair may feel fuller at the root. This is partly conditioning and partly reduced breakage from better scalp health.
  • Week 7–8: This is the earliest window where new growth becomes visible for some users. Hair grows roughly 1 cm per month — at 8 weeks, early regrowth would be 1.5–2 cm, visible at the hairline and parting.
  • Month 3+: The cumulative effect of consistent scalp stimulation, oil delivery, and infrared exposure becomes measurable. This is where before-and-after comparisons become meaningful.

These are general benchmarks. Results depend on the underlying cause of hair loss, consistency of use, and individual biology. No routine — pharmaceutical or otherwise — works the same for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use any oil in the HG01 reservoir?
Fluid oils and serums work best. Thick, waxy, or particle-heavy formulas can clog the dispensing ball. The Melenia batana oil is formulated specifically to flow through the reservoir without blocking it.

Can I use the comb every day?
Four times per week is the recommended frequency. Daily use is not harmful for most people, but the scalp benefits from recovery time between stimulation sessions.

Does it work on colour-treated or chemically processed hair?
Yes. The infrared and EMS act on the scalp, not the hair shaft, so colour or chemical treatments don't affect how the device works.

Is the oil safe around the eye area?
The pincel fino applicator included with the batana oil is designed for the lash line. Keep it on the surface — if oil enters the eye, rinse with water. Remove contact lenses before applying near the eye area.

What's the battery life?
The HG01 has a 1500 mAh battery. A full charge takes around 2.5 hours via USB-C. It cannot be used while charging.

Get the Complete Kit


The Melenia Pack (Comb + Oil) comes with everything you need to start from day one: the HG01 comb, USB-C charging cable, manual, and a 30 ml bottle of batana oil with both applicators. No waiting for a separate order, no missing pieces.

If you want to cover your first three months without running out, the Melenia Pack with 2 Oils gives you two bottles — enough for about six weeks each at three sessions per week. It saves you nearly €20 compared to buying separately.


The Routine at a Glance

  • Frequency: 4 times per week, on dry hair
  • Duration: 5 minutes per session
  • Oil fill: 3 ml per session (one comb reservoir)
  • Maintenance: Rinse the reservoir and dispensing hole with clean water after each use
  • First results: Scalp sensation improves in days; visible density changes from week 8–12

No clinic. No side effects. No complicated steps. Just five minutes and the right tools.