*Here are links to medical studies, LED devices I actually like,a nd our INVITE ONLY skincare devices chat group!* Here are some of the LED devices I have tried and personally find are worth the money! Dr Dennis gross Full Face Mask - hands free, multiple colors and very powerful: howl.me/clZrq94q2Ts Budget Version: Dermabeam Pro (full face, covers lips too, powerful and hands free): amzn.to/3xycqbK Solawave handheald LED: NOT good for full face, best for spot treating and travel: howl.me/clZrsgLG0bq LED combined with Laser for hair growth that actually works: Pro device: bit.ly/3VNCvOr - Use BESTHAIR for $525 off Pro device Elite device: bit.ly/3VNCvOr - Use HAIRSELFCARE for $625 off Elite device Laser hair regrowth in clinic: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26690359/ Hair transplant surgery: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33905785/ LED lip mask Dr Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite LipWare Pro (review coming soon) not my fave and I'd prefer a full-face mask that covers the lips, but you can read more here: amzn.to/4aLJtrs Our EXCLUSIVE Skincare Tech Group to discuss beauty devices, tools, and research (IT IS FREE BUT YOU MUST BE APPROVED TO JOIN, application here. NO Sponsorships, promotions etc allowed.) facebook.com/groups/1139755310496648 LED therapy medical studies: Light Emitting Diode Phototherapy for Skin Aging pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32272511/ Utilization of light-emitting diodes for skin therapy: Systematic review and meta-analysis pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36310510/ Reverse skin aging signs by red light photobiomodulation pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37522497/ Efficacy of home-use light-emitting diode device at 637 and 854-nm for facial rejuvenation: A split-face pilot study pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32649063/ The Efficacy and Safety of 660 nm and 411 to 777 nm Light-Emitting Devices for Treating Wrinkles pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28195844/ Photobiomodulation Reduces Periocular Wrinkle Volume by 30%: A Randomized Controlled Trial pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36780572/
Hey Cassy, I was wondering if you could do a video on under eye dark circles? Both kinds honestly, pigmentation and blood pooling, but specifically on how to reduce, control, or remove them. Particular treatments or products like eye creams with vitamin k and such would be so helpful! I know you have minorly spoken about them in a previous video, but that was a long time ago, so an updated video would be nice. Please and thank you!! ❤
Where is the visual evidence of the wrinkle/anti-aging benefit of these LED masks??? Everyone just parrots device statistics and comparisons. Where are the long term videos and photo studies? No one wants to challenge this because they are all making money on these masks. After one year of faithful use Im calling BullShit.
@KasumiZave of course, the more expensive one 🥴 but it goes a little bit more around your hair line and that's definitely a part I wanted to see regrowth. It takes a minute to see results but, I started to buy wigs, toppers... I'm so happy I don't need them but they really are a life saver if you do. ❤️
I wouldn't trust random Chinese brands... That said, you could have gotten lucky and got a device that is made correctly. LED technology is practically free these days, so selling these things for hundreds of dollars is nuts. Really, the price of diodes is in cents.
I 100% will be referencing this video for my clients. I get 50 million questions about LED’s every day & this is so incredibly helpful. Thank u queen for this informative video. You rock!
@@rogerzambranomusic oh but i do. Continuous treatment can have incredible improvement for serious skin conditions such as acne, inflammation, irritation & redness. The panels I give in service are stronger than the at home LED because they are medical grade. skincare is 80/20 rule. 20 percent what I do in treatment, 80% what the client does at home. Hope that clarifies why I love my clients to do LED at home.
@@SfEstheticianMarin esti here and “I approve this message”! 👏🏽 Home care for clients may sound counterintuitive or that we would lose our clients “if they could do it at home” but like you, I always suggest/explain that continuing improvement is crucial to it, like brushing your teeth daily then going to see the dentist for a thorough cleaning, checkup and preventative or corrective measures. Plus the level of care we offer professionally they cannot get at home without being licensed but it definitely adds to the benefits! ✨
Cassandra, you didn’t answer the most important thing which you mention in the beginning of the video, which is POWER. How much power does the device have to have in order to work for collagen, muscle repair, hair growth, etc. I hope you can really answer this question!❤
thank you for your work! I have the red one, and it helps not only with collagen but also with hormonal blemishes. It improves sleep if used before bed. So, i love mine and convinced, it does wonders!
@dateerrado Don't listen all the positive reviews all the time. It works but since it's poorly made, it will break in 2+ years and the best part is that they won't replace it for you. You got to buy a new one that is 400+ lmao. Also, the high price just meant it's safe to use, it doesn't mean it will work better than cheaper one, so do your research if you buying cheaper one
I use the Omnilux neck/décolleté and the hands red light devices. Fabulous!!! Bought the Dennis Gross mask years ago as first RLT device and love it as well. Bought his lip device and plumper serum when he first launched those at a steal of a price. Very happy with all of my RLT purchases!😁
Love my Omnilux, been using it for about 6 months and the change is noticalble enough that my husband uses it now too. I have a face scar that has softened a fair bit, and my 'spots' are really faded. My skin looks better than it has in years. Going to get the neck and hand one too.
I have Eczema on my face and hands. This past week, i got to do 2 30-minute sessions in an Infrared sauna. Between that and the time i spent earlier in the week on a river (about 3 hours of direct sun exposure with sunscreen), i saw tremendous improvements in my skin! After that experience: a) I'm making a point to go outside more often now, and b) hubby and i are researching Infrared and at-home solutions for my skin and for just general health benefits. This video really helps. Thank you so much!
My first mask was a cheapo one like the one you said to toss. I began using it in mid Oct of 2023 and about 3 weeks later I was able to see my eyelids again. I am 64 now and I have since gone to panels that have both red and NIR but I still use the cheapo face mask because it works even if it isn't fast. it is the slow and easy that I like. I only use the R/NIR 5 days a week for 20 minutes total using 5m per side/front/back.
It is now a month after posting the above post. I can now say that I have never been so happy using these cheapo masks 21.99, since Oct 17 2023 and the r/nir cheapo panel I got for 39.99 on Amazon I got in Feb 2024. Don't think these expensive units are the only way to go. I like using these cheapo ones bc you can let the process begin slowly bc your body must catch up to what is going on once you begin this. I believe this journey should begin slowly and don't rush this. 5 days of 20m and then rest for 2 days. It has been a miracle for me and I've been using this r/nir panel since Feb 10, 2024 and I did not overuse these bc you can ruin any chance of getting benefit if you do this for longer periods. Your cells can only take so much energy and you create too many free radicals by overdoing it and void the whole point.
Oh, I forgot to mention, I now look 10yrs younger than my passport photo taken 8.5 yrs ago. That is how effective these inexpensive products have been. My life has forever changed.
@@elidisco Amazon. I got a 7 light one now and it is still just a face mask. It works if you are consistent. I feel like I could start a whole new adventure w/my life instead of dying slowly.
@@danbecker5122 I’m the same age and love hearing your results. I was wondering if these have helped with your under chin or neck area? Or if red light can be used on the neck? Thanks 😊
@@katalyakash2773 red LED can never cause fat loss as it doesn’t get hot and doesn’t target the fat pads, go for it.. nothing to be scared of it’s amazing 😊
Hi, I have a silicone LED mask that puts pressure on my face and I don’t like the way it feels and I know the cheer LED mask is a hard plastic, Does it put pressure on your face?
My LED mask is the best purchase ever. I bought it for anti age skin care but after I started using it, I noticed new hair growing in the places where my hair had thinned out. You know those temporal inlets at the forehead. I always have my hair pulled back in a bun when using my LED mask. I guess the LED does have a positive effect on hair growth in the places where the hair is lost or thinned. I would like to buy a hair LED mask but they are too expensive for me at the moment. I'll just continue with my skin LED mask. ❤
I have only tried Omnilux mask and it saved my skin. I was on high doses of corticosteroids and my skin on the neck was in a bad condition. The results are amazing, so it is definitely worth it!
@@FionaAlpass Corticosteroids caused mild skin thinning. But the main problem was weight gain and puffiness around neck and face. After I stopped medications, my weight and swelling went down, but my neck skin turned a bit loose. I was 38. After 2 years I bought the mask, and now my skin has returned to normal. :)
Can you do a comparison for the hair/scalp red lights? What's the minimum power needed to be impactful? What's the best red light that's useful by cost?
OMG Cas! The past few videos were spot on, as if you were reading my mind for which content to film 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻- a good lip product, that is underhyped -BOOM video, which microcurent gel should i get - BOOM here is a video 4u and now when i’m thinking of getting a LED mask for my BDay, you came out with an LED treatment video🤯🫣😅🥰 looooveee😊❤
Ooohhh, this is a good question! I’m a skincare nerd, but a bit hesitant to buy one of these led red or blue masks. I’m afraid there will be a study done sometime in the future that these masks either didn’t do as much to help our skin and/or could have potentially harmed our skin in some form or fashion!! I don’t know!!! ❤
Late to the party here.. But I wanted to mention that years ago, Quasar MD had a wonderful red light that purchased back around 2012 maybe 2011. It's odd how they just went by the wayside and all these other companies came up. I still have my Quasar MD red light. It was $600 back then. Still works and gives visible results. Excellent for targeting joints with arthritis, too. They were a cutting edge company for wound healing devices for our veterans. Do you know anything about this company?
Genuinely why isn’t she, just because she isn’t an affiliate/sponsored? It’s shocking If you know of quality LED panel brands/options, think it’d be awesome to share the names for people to look into
@@dear_totheheart I bought myself a mito redlight, after doing a lot of research. I love it, and friends say, my skin looks awesome. I myself don't see much of a difference, but my skin was already very good, and as I am 51 I kind of want to keep the status quo. I believe it helps with that.
She's mentioned them a little in the past, but I think it's because she's not the type to recommend the big panels to us since they're so much more expensive then the typical consumer is willing to spend Like in the thousands for example the Current Body one is £ 1,895.00 and that'd the brand I use for my led face mask after Dr Shereen Idriss did an indepth video about them as well she mentioned it in a short but also focused more on the cheaper led masks my mask I got on sale from the same brand for like £240 plus I can travel with it and keep using it where as with a panel I wouldn't
@@ScoobyDoosMom 🥰It's quite a big time for change isn't it 🙏34-36 I've seen some big changes in my body, skin and mind, so navigating that! Hope you enjoy using the mask if you go for it! x
I have done so much research on the nanometers and wavelength is a lot of people in the Beauty industry don't know so I've been really trying to find a mask that I feel is safe for my clients. Thank you so much for debunking this.
Please do a Blue Light!!! I use the Dr. Dennis Gross mask and honestly haven't been happier with my skin. I've been a lot more consistent with my skincare routine in general, but I think the mask has played a big role!
I'm no esthetician, but even though blue light can be great for acne, I did read a credible research study linking blue light therapy with treating/repigmenting areas of vitiligo, and that's actually why I didn't get the Omnilux Clear, I went with one that lets me choose which combination of lights I want. Although since then, they came out with the Omnilux Contour, and I'm not sure if that one has blue lights or lets you isolate them if they do. But since heat can also be a trigger for melasma, I keep my mask on the lowest power setting to avoid heat being trapped in there. Also considering a panel. But I'm curious about her insight on this as well!
Please do another one of these, an updated one. There have been a few new ones to hit the marked and well as updated version of ones that are already out. I've been really getting into learning about this stuff.
I loved what the mask did for me (I bought the omnilux) and the more I found out, I decided to invest in a panel so I can benefit my whole body. What are your thoughts on redlight panels?
@@harliecurcio1705 Hi - I bought the MitoRed Pro panel a few years ago. They have come out with updated versions since then, but I love mine. I travel with my omnilux, but at home, I use my full length panel. I watched Alex Fergus before I bought, he compares current red light panels every year.
@@davidz2400 Its been 2 weeks and I swear my skin has already changed. Even my husband has noticed. I normally get breakouts before my period and I literally got 0 this time!
What are the number of bulbs and light waves we should be looking for? 600? 800? Thanks❤ what about using soft RL pads on a face like one that can wrap around a knee? Why can’t someone just put that across the face? Thanks.
Please do a video on blue light led masks for acne! I'm currently researching for one and I'm in-between the Omnilux Clear or Fringe's Red Light Face Mask (which also has blue and near-infrared). I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Blue can cause hyperpigmentation so id stear clear. Out of all red light mask omnilux has the highest power, the strongest lights and the best wavelength in comparison to all other masks on the market. It has better tech then any mask she mentioned in the video implying she's be sponsored by Dr Gross. She didn't even mention omnilux which is a known top contender.
Is red light good for hyperpigmentation? Thank you for the video. I have really wanted to get a red light mask but there's SO much out there and it's overwhelming. Thank you for the help!
I have had my cheap amazon led mask for 1.5years now. Done fab for me. My spots (which leave marks) use to hang around for years i kid you not. Not anymore. My skin is no longer dull. I use to have bald spots on my hair line around the forehead... i have been pushing the mask a little higher for a while now to get the under eyes and my hair has grown too my mistake and i am not complaining.
Thank you so much for this! I think I’m ready to do the deep dive and can’t afford $119 for the more modestly priced unit. I am 50 years old and would like to improve my skin and don’t want to go down the road of Botox. That only works for three months and doesn’t actually improve skin health. This beats spending money on injecting with neurotoxins. Thank you.
I would love a recommendation for my forehead wrinkles. I'm definitely not able to spare $ 500 without saving up, but I'm not aware of a budget option that is actually worth it. Thank you!
Girl, I’m so proud of you, you’re doing a great job. I really enjoy your videos. Not sure if you remember me from beauty school (Paris) but just wanted to send you some encouragement ❤️
So sad she didn’t talk about Therabody? TheraFace Mask have 3x more LED lights than the leading LED mask competitors, but the preset treatments times are also optimized for maximum treatment efficacy in the shortest amount of time. 648 LEDs emit 3 types of light wavelengths (Red, Red+ Infrared and Blue) for an effective, full-face treatment. The TheraFace Mask also provides vibration therapy massage helping to relieve tension and improve relaxation. TheraFace Mask is clinically proven to improve: The appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, Firmness, facial contour, and sagging/loose skin, The appearance of skin tone evenness with visible dark spot lightening, Skin radiance, luminosity and the overall appearance of healthy skin, Skin texture and smoothness. U.S. FDA cleared LED skincare mask that delivers effective, full-face Red, Red + Infrared and Blue light with added tension-relieving vibration therapy. Clinical studies showed firmer, smoother, healthier-looking skin with a visible reduction in fine lines and dark spots in as little as 8 weeks.* Plus, Mask’s easy-to-use hands-free design comes with removable protective eye shields so you can multitask during your treatment. Absolutely fantastic 👌
My biggest concern with the dermabeam pro is the eye protection. I know eye protection is super good for red light therapy, and this one is so nice being built in. However, it seems to take up a large amount of space on the face, covering places where wrinkles might be coming in, such as the crows-feet areas, or under-eye wrinkles. Is this a issue with this eye protection, or is the red light still able to penetrate those areas? I would hate to invest only to have the eye protection, something meant for good, create a ineffective product, especially at this high price point. What are your thoughts? Thank you!
Cassandra, I love your energy and enthusiasm, and I always enjoy your videos. To add to a slightly different angle, I think there is a variety of different responses in individuals. From my personal experience with the Omnilux face mask: I think either the product was damaged, or it was way too potent for me. Just after about 2 weeks of use use (as recommended!!! not more frequently!!!) it gave me melasma; the dark spots on my skin were where the lights on the mask were placed... It stimulated growth of lanugo hair on my cheeks!!! I attempted using it on my head, and it did stimulate a very robust hair growth. Long story short, I am not using this mask anymore, just don't think it's a safe choice for me. Will stick with something that has more, like decades more, research-backed information, such as tretinoin, hydroquinone, vitamin c, etc. I know, it's boring, but better safe than sorry.
Just buy a panel instead of these gimmicky masks. All the studies and professional treatments are done using clinical strength panels. It makes no sense why she wouldn’t even mention it as an option
this is what I thought too. I did a lot of research, and panels are a much better option. I bought myself a mito redlight and I love it. Also, the decollete gets treated.
@@pamb3936 I bought it online directly from the manufacturer. I am from Germany, so the shipping costs were also a factor for me, I think Mito is European (Netherlands?). I watched a lot "Red Light Therapy by Alex Fergus" , he did a ton of research, ua-cam.com/channels/p4DMUlXQWFcaifmgJ7zcPg.html
I just got 400$ off on a infaredi mid flex, 908$ Canadian reg price 1300. I've never spent money on myself like this if it's not a necessity. I can't wait to get it and see results. Super excited 😆
THANK YOU for this very informative video. I've been trying to read up on what red light to buy and the information is around, just very scattered. Also I get immediately turned off and suspicious when Influencers are promoting brands 😂 I don't want to get scammed, so this was so helpful ❤
Hello, I wanted to ask…. have you tried the Beauty Angel RVT 30 Red Light / Infrared Light Therapy Device / Sauna at Planet Fitness… I would definitely love to hear your thoughts on this device. Thank you 😊☺️😆😁😄
I’ve been in the market for a red light mask so I’m very excited for this post! 💕 Do you have recommendations for the neck and decollate? Specifically help for tech neck!
Did you do a best and worst of blue light? I would love to watch. Also I’ve heard that getting devices with both red and blue light are best bc then you have the best of both worlds for skincare and healing. What are your thoughts? Blessings! 🙏💕
After watching your videos, I’ve started my facial routine of just washing and using a moisturizer. After 3 weeks, my skin has become softer and less oily. Using a cleanser for about 60 secs helps get deep into pores! Thx to your advice! & I stopped using harsh cleansers and used gentler ones with ceramides. I am loving my natural results! Thank you for your shared info and helpful videos! :)
I am impressed that you know about the radiation on flights! I've seen this in medical consent forms to give perspective on dose levels for scans.. and it tends to be news to everyone. At the radiation levels it would require to affect your device, I wouldn't want you on that plane. I'd say more likely the pressure bursting something or magnetic field issues?
I am the guy speaking in the original viral red light video 👋 I have different conclusions based on research but glad you are discussing PBM nonetheless
iRestore is not the best helmet for hair growth tho. It is laser + LED and the LED will have minimal effect on hair growth/alopecia. It’s also 655nm and the most effective wave length according to clinical trials is 633nm. Which is another reason why it should only have lasers, as the laser will have highly coherent photons all within a fraction of a nm of the target wavelength, vs LEDs which will have a bit more wavelength variation inherently
Where does one find the best helmet for hair growth that you mention - ie, laser + LED and the LED? Also, are you talking about iRestore's newest ELITE helmet when you say it's not the best for hair growth?
@@sammaxxinggthe iRestore Elite does do 680 nm wavelength laser and that is peak effect but there is a range above and below that are beneficial. It’s not as though you have to hit 680 nm to have any effect. Look at the graphed curves to see the full effective ranges, not just peak effect. The other iRestore devices will have beneficial effects without having the 680 nm wavelength.
I read a research study that linked blue light therapy with treating/repigmenting areas of vitiligo- so if blue light can repigment skin, I'd be concerned about it increasing pigmentation in general. That's the only reason I bought a mask that doesn't integrate blue light with the red light- it lets me isolate which lights I want to use. I've also read that heat is a common trigger for melasma, so keeping the mask on a lower power setting to avoid too much heat being trapped in there has helped, although I'm considering a panel as well.
Awesome video, thanks! Have you also tried the Dr. Rajani LED mask called PlasmaGLO? It seems he developed a better mask in comparison to Dr. Dennis and I would love to hear your thoughts on which one is better ❤
I bought the dermabeam mask 1.5 years ago and I love it! It really helped my acne and i think my skin is better overall. My sister had the Dr. G one and it's less comfortable IMO. However, the use time is a lot shorter. There are definitely pros & cons.
Do you earn commission on the Dennis Gross mask or were you just talking about it because you love it so much? I am trying to research and find the best mask for me and there is so many. I don’t know where to start.
the problem with solawave on planes might be due to the moisture content in the air? I know it won’t work if your skin is too dry, so it makes sense that it’s calibrated to react to either moisture or … maybe subsurface scatter? That’s my guess. And thank you for this great video! I subscribed! (I am on Day 6 of the Qure mask, I get an allergy rash on my cheeks that causes hyperpigmentation. I think it is helping!) ❤
You left out led panels which are the most versatile! They are high powered so you just adjust the distance and time in front of one and it's easy to target any part of your body! Hooga and Biomax are 2 brands off the top of my head. Hooga 300 is only about $200!
I'd be curious to see what you think about red light panels! There's a red-light enthusiast community that rave about all sorts of other benefits they get from using them (like reducing muscle inflammation and improving sleep/mood). Seems like another option that could be more bang for your buck because you can use it on multiple parts of your body. I'm thinking of getting one!
I've been using an Omnilux mask for more than 6 months, and tbh I don't see amazing results, I think it helps with redness (I have rosacea) and probably skin healing, but it's not something that makes a huge difference. I also got one of their mini-masks (the blue light since I get blemishes on the chin), but I don't like to use it at all. Maybe I will invest in a panel in the future, I see many people raving about them...
Yes Cass please do a blue light therapy video for us acne girls! ❤I keep checking to see if it’s been posted so I came back to this video to post this comment 😂
*Here are links to medical studies, LED devices I actually like,a nd our INVITE ONLY skincare devices chat group!*
Here are some of the LED devices I have tried and personally find are worth the money!
Dr Dennis gross Full Face Mask - hands free, multiple colors and very powerful: howl.me/clZrq94q2Ts
Budget Version: Dermabeam Pro (full face, covers lips too, powerful and hands free): amzn.to/3xycqbK
Solawave handheald LED: NOT good for full face, best for spot treating and travel: howl.me/clZrsgLG0bq
LED combined with Laser for hair growth that actually works: Pro device: bit.ly/3VNCvOr - Use BESTHAIR for $525 off Pro device Elite device: bit.ly/3VNCvOr - Use HAIRSELFCARE for $625 off Elite device
Laser hair regrowth in clinic: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26690359/
Hair transplant surgery: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33905785/
LED lip mask Dr Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite LipWare Pro (review coming soon) not my fave and I'd prefer a full-face mask that covers the lips, but you can read more here: amzn.to/4aLJtrs
Our EXCLUSIVE Skincare Tech Group to discuss beauty devices, tools, and research (IT IS FREE BUT YOU MUST BE APPROVED TO JOIN, application here. NO Sponsorships, promotions etc allowed.) facebook.com/groups/1139755310496648
LED therapy medical studies: Light Emitting Diode Phototherapy for Skin Aging pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32272511/
Utilization of light-emitting diodes for skin therapy: Systematic review and meta-analysis pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36310510/
Reverse skin aging signs by red light photobiomodulation pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37522497/
Efficacy of home-use light-emitting diode device at 637 and 854-nm for facial rejuvenation: A split-face pilot study pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32649063/
The Efficacy and Safety of 660 nm and 411 to 777 nm Light-Emitting Devices for Treating Wrinkles pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28195844/
Photobiomodulation Reduces Periocular Wrinkle Volume by 30%: A Randomized Controlled Trial pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36780572/
Hey Cassy, I was wondering if you could do a video on under eye dark circles? Both kinds honestly, pigmentation and blood pooling, but specifically on how to reduce, control, or remove them. Particular treatments or products like eye creams with vitamin k and such would be so helpful! I know you have minorly spoken about them in a previous video, but that was a long time ago, so an updated video would be nice. Please and thank you!! ❤
Hey Cassandra, I got the dermabeam led mask. It hurts the bridge of my nose. Do you also face the same issue?
Thank you Cassandra for sharing your experience with these products.
Where is the visual evidence of the wrinkle/anti-aging benefit of these LED masks??? Everyone just parrots device statistics and comparisons. Where are the long term videos and photo studies? No one wants to challenge this because they are all making money on these masks. After one year of faithful use Im calling BullShit.
hey since RED led boosts blood flow wouldn't it make rosacea WORSE?
also can't the green LED damage pigment in the lips too?
Red light is amazing , I have the omnilux mask and Mito red panel and I will never be without them .
Give me a migraine, they have on a list of side effects!
I had several bald spots on my head. I put out the money and purchased a helmet. All my hair grew back!!! ❤❤❤
Which one you bought please?
@@Butterflyqueen141 I iRestore . The one that's a little more expensive because it goes a little more over your hairline.
@@cindyheidel192which version of irestore did you go with?
@KasumiZave of course, the more expensive one 🥴 but it goes a little bit more around your hair line and that's definitely a part I wanted to see regrowth. It takes a minute to see results but, I started to buy wigs, toppers... I'm so happy I don't need them but they really are a life saver if you do. ❤️
How long did it took?
Thank you for this video!
I bought a $50 led mask on Amazon
I have rosacea and the mask WORKS for me!
Please tell me what brand 🙏
I wouldn't trust random Chinese brands...
That said, you could have gotten lucky and got a device that is made correctly.
LED technology is practically free these days, so selling these things for hundreds of dollars is nuts. Really, the price of diodes is in cents.
Can you tell me what brand?
@@lukastembergerI wouldn't trust random American brands. Have you seen what Americans put in their own bodies willingly? 😒
Same 🙏🏼
I 100% will be referencing this video for my clients. I get 50 million questions about LED’s every day & this is so incredibly helpful. Thank u queen for this informative video. You rock!
@@rogerzambranomusic oh but i do. Continuous treatment can have incredible improvement for serious skin conditions such as acne, inflammation, irritation & redness. The panels I give in service are stronger than the at home LED because they are medical grade.
skincare is 80/20 rule. 20 percent what I do in treatment, 80% what the client does at home. Hope that clarifies why I love my clients to do LED at home.
@@SfEstheticianMarin esti here and “I approve this message”! 👏🏽 Home care for clients may sound counterintuitive or that we would lose our clients “if they could do it at home” but like you, I always suggest/explain that continuing improvement is crucial to it, like brushing your teeth daily then going to see the dentist for a thorough cleaning, checkup and preventative or corrective measures. Plus the level of care we offer professionally they cannot get at home without being licensed but it definitely adds to the benefits! ✨
Yes, please do for blue light too 💙
Cassandra, you didn’t answer the most important thing which you mention in the beginning of the video, which is POWER. How much power does the device have to have in order to work for collagen, muscle repair, hair growth, etc.
I hope you can really answer this question!❤
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Red light led therapy is the best thing I’ve done for my face. The results have been amazing.
thank you for your work!
I have the red one, and it helps not only with collagen but also with hormonal blemishes. It improves sleep if used before bed. So, i love mine and convinced, it does wonders!
Which one do you have?
@@pamb3936 currentbody
The brand please 🥺❤️
I use CurrentBody
I need the blue light video ❤
Definitely do a blue light video! I have a mask that does both and I’ve been trying to research this question regarding LEDs
The Omnilux mask is fantastic. I highly recommend it, though it’s not cheap.
I have the Omnilux and it's great!
Same, it's great!
After how long of use did you start to see effects?
Do you use it every day? and with what intensity?
@dateerrado Don't listen all the positive reviews all the time. It works but since it's poorly made, it will break in 2+ years and the best part is that they won't replace it for you. You got to buy a new one that is 400+ lmao. Also, the high price just meant it's safe to use, it doesn't mean it will work better than cheaper one, so do your research if you buying cheaper one
I use the Omnilux neck/décolleté and the hands red light devices. Fabulous!!! Bought the Dennis Gross mask years ago as first RLT device and love it as well. Bought his lip device and plumper serum when he first launched those at a steal of a price. Very happy with all of my RLT purchases!😁
Yes please do a blue light video!!
Yes it causes me melasma in some people
You shouldn’t use it. It can cause pigmentation.
Yes It would be so helpful
Love my Omnilux, been using it for about 6 months and the change is noticalble enough that my husband uses it now too. I have a face scar that has softened a fair bit, and my 'spots' are really faded. My skin looks better than it has in years. Going to get the neck and hand one too.
After how long of use did you start to see effects?
Do you use it every day? and with what intensity?
I have both and love them! I want a red light pad now bc Omnilix is so amazing!
I have Eczema on my face and hands. This past week, i got to do 2 30-minute sessions in an Infrared sauna. Between that and the time i spent earlier in the week on a river (about 3 hours of direct sun exposure with sunscreen), i saw tremendous improvements in my skin! After that experience: a) I'm making a point to go outside more often now, and b) hubby and i are researching Infrared and at-home solutions for my skin and for just general health benefits. This video really helps. Thank you so much!
My first mask was a cheapo one like the one you said to toss. I began using it in mid Oct of 2023 and about 3 weeks later I was able to see my eyelids again. I am 64 now and I have since gone to panels that have both red and NIR but I still use the cheapo face mask because it works even if it isn't fast. it is the slow and easy that I like. I only use the R/NIR 5 days a week for 20 minutes total using 5m per side/front/back.
It is now a month after posting the above post. I can now say that I have never been so happy using these cheapo masks 21.99, since Oct 17 2023 and the r/nir cheapo panel I got for 39.99 on Amazon I got in Feb 2024.
Don't think these expensive units are the only way to go.
I like using these cheapo ones bc you can let the process begin slowly bc your body must catch up to what is going on once you begin this.
I believe this journey should begin slowly and don't rush this. 5 days of 20m and then rest for 2 days. It has been a miracle for me and I've been using this r/nir panel since Feb 10, 2024 and I did not overuse these bc you can ruin any chance of getting benefit if you do this for longer periods. Your cells can only take so much energy and you create too many free radicals by overdoing it and void the whole point.
Oh, I forgot to mention, I now look 10yrs younger than my passport photo taken 8.5 yrs ago. That is how effective these inexpensive products have been. My life has forever changed.
yooo whered u get it!
@@elidisco Amazon. I got a 7 light one now and it is still just a face mask. It works if you are consistent. I feel like I could start a whole new adventure w/my life instead of dying slowly.
@@danbecker5122 I’m the same age and love hearing your results. I was wondering if these have helped with your under chin or neck area? Or if red light can be used on the neck? Thanks 😊
I love my qure led mask, it’s helping my skin sooo much
@safaapremium I love mine too.
Do u notice ur face gets skinner after using it? I heard it can cause fatloss
@@katalyakash2773 red LED can never cause fat loss as it doesn’t get hot and doesn’t target the fat pads, go for it.. nothing to be scared of it’s amazing 😊
Hi, I have a silicone LED mask that puts pressure on my face and I don’t like the way it feels and I know the cheer LED mask is a hard plastic, Does it put pressure on your face?
Qure not cheer
The more I learn about skin as an esthetician the more I'm convinced that we're so similar to plants 😂
Aren't we related to mushrooms? I think I heard that on a podcast once.
@pink_electra humans(animals) and fungi are eukaryotes but that's pretty much it
We are.
You are changing the game lady! 🙏❤
My LED mask is the best purchase ever. I bought it for anti age skin care but after I started using it, I noticed new hair growing in the places where my hair had thinned out. You know those temporal inlets at the forehead. I always have my hair pulled back in a bun when using my LED mask. I guess the LED does have a positive effect on hair growth in the places where the hair is lost or thinned. I would like to buy a hair LED mask but they are too expensive for me at the moment. I'll just continue with my skin LED mask. ❤
What did you use?
Which mask did you buy??
I have only tried Omnilux mask and it saved my skin. I was on high doses of corticosteroids and my skin on the neck was in a bad condition. The results are amazing, so it is definitely worth it!
Did the corticosteroids cause changes to your neck skin?
@@FionaAlpass Corticosteroids caused mild skin thinning. But the main problem was weight gain and puffiness around neck and face. After I stopped medications, my weight and swelling went down, but my neck skin turned a bit loose. I was 38. After 2 years I bought the mask, and now my skin has returned to normal. :)
Did you get the neck one from Omnilux?
@@Lisa.pizzza No, I used the face mask on my neck too. It's flexible.
Can you do a comparison for the hair/scalp red lights? What's the minimum power needed to be impactful? What's the best red light that's useful by cost?
OMG Cas! The past few videos were spot on, as if you were reading my mind for which content to film 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻- a good lip product, that is underhyped -BOOM video, which microcurent gel should i get - BOOM here is a video 4u and now when i’m thinking of getting a LED mask for my BDay, you came out with an LED treatment video🤯🫣😅🥰 looooveee😊❤
I have personally found subtle changes on my face with the Omnilux. Very subtle… but it worked wonders for my hands and neck.
How old are you? Maybe too young in face?
I heard that red LED masks can decrease fat pads, that's what's keeping me out from using them. Can you confirm if this is true??
Thanks. Xx
Ooohhh, this is a good question! I’m a skincare nerd, but a bit hesitant to buy one of these led red or blue masks. I’m afraid there will be a study done sometime in the future that these masks either didn’t do as much to help our skin and/or could have potentially harmed our skin in some form or fashion!! I don’t know!!! ❤
@@Kblockh dr. Rajani has just launched a red light therapy mask that's apparently fat face safe.
@@Kblockhme too
Currenbody is not cheap but it’s really good
Late to the party here.. But I wanted to mention that years ago, Quasar MD had a wonderful red light that purchased back around 2012 maybe 2011. It's odd how they just went by the wayside and all these other companies came up. I still have my Quasar MD red light. It was $600 back then. Still works and gives visible results. Excellent for targeting joints with arthritis, too. They were a cutting edge company for wound healing devices for our veterans. Do you know anything about this company?
Why are you not talking about these superpotent, semi professionel LED Panels?
Genuinely why isn’t she, just because she isn’t an affiliate/sponsored? It’s shocking
If you know of quality LED panel brands/options, think it’d be awesome to share the names for people to look into
@@dear_totheheart I bought myself a mito redlight, after doing a lot of research. I love it, and friends say, my skin looks awesome. I myself don't see much of a difference, but my skin was already very good, and as I am 51 I kind of want to keep the status quo. I believe it helps with that.
Hooga!
She's mentioned them a little in the past, but I think it's because she's not the type to recommend the big panels to us since they're so much more expensive then the typical consumer is willing to spend
Like in the thousands for example the Current Body one is £ 1,895.00 and that'd the brand I use for my led face mask after Dr Shereen Idriss did an indepth video about them as well she mentioned it in a short but also focused more on the cheaper led masks my mask I got on sale from the same brand for like £240 plus I can travel with it and keep using it where as with a panel I wouldn't
I’m interested on this! I have one of the small panels from Hooga in my wishlist and they’re cheaper/around the same price than the masks
I’ve got the current body and use it a lot 🥰 Seeing lots of difference in skin texture x
May I ask if you are over or under age 50? That will help me know if it might be appropriate for me. Thanks.
@@ScoobyDoosMom Hey! I'm 36 😊 x
@@WellWithHels Thanks. My 30s were best years of my life. I want to go back!! 😆
@@ScoobyDoosMom 🥰It's quite a big time for change isn't it 🙏34-36 I've seen some big changes in my body, skin and mind, so navigating that! Hope you enjoy using the mask if you go for it! x
Yes please blue light for both chronic acne and blackheads (separate cases) 🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing about the hair/red light needed for hair growth. I've been using my LED mask on my head too but now I'll skip it.
Your hair looks so good! ❤
I have done so much research on the nanometers and wavelength is a lot of people in the Beauty industry don't know so I've been really trying to find a mask that I feel is safe for my clients. Thank you so much for debunking this.
Thank you for the insights Kassandra! How about red light panels?
Your hair looks beautiful ✨
Please do a Blue Light!!! I use the Dr. Dennis Gross mask and honestly haven't been happier with my skin. I've been a lot more consistent with my skincare routine in general, but I think the mask has played a big role!
What about omnilux causing hyperpigmentation/melasma? I can’t get a straight answer from anyone…
I'm no esthetician, but even though blue light can be great for acne, I did read a credible research study linking blue light therapy with treating/repigmenting areas of vitiligo, and that's actually why I didn't get the Omnilux Clear, I went with one that lets me choose which combination of lights I want.
Although since then, they came out with the Omnilux Contour, and I'm not sure if that one has blue lights or lets you isolate them if they do. But since heat can also be a trigger for melasma, I keep my mask on the lowest power setting to avoid heat being trapped in there. Also considering a panel. But I'm curious about her insight on this as well!
Please do another one of these, an updated one. There have been a few new ones to hit the marked and well as updated version of ones that are already out. I've been really getting into learning about this stuff.
I loved what the mask did for me (I bought the omnilux) and the more I found out, I decided to invest in a panel so I can benefit my whole body. What are your thoughts on redlight panels?
What panel did you end up getting?
@@harliecurcio1705 Hi - I bought the MitoRed Pro panel a few years ago. They have come out with updated versions since then, but I love mine. I travel with my omnilux, but at home, I use my full length panel. I watched Alex Fergus before I bought, he compares current red light panels every year.
I'd like your opinion on "current body" and their LED devices!
Just bought the Dr Dennis Gross LED mask and i’m so excited!
Been using his face and eye mask for 6 months. No changes. It's all B$
@@davidz2400 Its been 2 weeks and I swear my skin has already changed. Even my husband has noticed. I normally get breakouts before my period and I literally got 0 this time!
@@davidz2400 really? Mine is working great I see amazing results
I like Megelin. Get it on sale. I have the face/neck and also the wand. 😊
What are the number of bulbs and light waves we should be looking for? 600? 800? Thanks❤ what about using soft RL pads on a face like one that can wrap around a knee? Why can’t someone just put that across the face? Thanks.
Please do a video on blue light led masks for acne! I'm currently researching for one and I'm in-between the Omnilux Clear or Fringe's Red Light Face Mask (which also has blue and near-infrared). I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Blue can cause hyperpigmentation so id stear clear. Out of all red light mask omnilux has the highest power, the strongest lights and the best wavelength in comparison to all other masks on the market. It has better tech then any mask she mentioned in the video implying she's be sponsored by Dr Gross. She didn't even mention omnilux which is a known top contender.
Look up Dr. RAJANI'S mask
Great video! I'd like to see a video on blue light for treating acne ... and another one covering rosacea treatment options.
Is red light good for hyperpigmentation? Thank you for the video. I have really wanted to get a red light mask but there's SO much out there and it's overwhelming. Thank you for the help!
Green light shows promise for hyperpigmentation.
What is the link to your video about the scam LED face masks?
I'm laughing because the ad before the video was saying for me to buy a led mask and then you were like STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY ON LED MASKS😂
Cassandra, could you please do research on Blue light for hair growth as well??? apparently just like red light it can promote growth and density!!
RED light LED panels video please:) which are good /bad? Love you girl ❤
This!
Wow! You are very thoughtful and thorough! This was an excellent video. Subscribing for sure!
Anyone have a recommended alternative to the Dermabeam? Looks like they are no longer available. Thanks!
I have had my cheap amazon led mask for 1.5years now. Done fab for me. My spots (which leave marks) use to hang around for years i kid you not. Not anymore. My skin is no longer dull. I use to have bald spots on my hair line around the forehead... i have been pushing the mask a little higher for a while now to get the under eyes and my hair has grown too my mistake and i am not complaining.
Omg I hope you made the blue light vid! I’m gonna look for it, if not we want it we want it! ❤
Thank you so much for this! I think I’m ready to do the deep dive and can’t afford $119 for the more modestly priced unit. I am 50 years old and would like to improve my skin and don’t want to go down the road of Botox. That only works for three months and doesn’t actually improve skin health. This beats spending money on injecting with neurotoxins. Thank you.
I would love a recommendation for my forehead wrinkles. I'm definitely not able to spare $ 500 without saving up, but I'm not aware of a budget option that is actually worth it. Thank you!
Just ordered a 12X8 red light panel for my vanity to treat my whole face, neck, and hands.
Girl, I’m so proud of you, you’re doing a great job. I really enjoy your videos. Not sure if you remember me from beauty school (Paris) but just wanted to send you some encouragement ❤️
So sad she didn’t talk about Therabody?
TheraFace Mask have 3x more LED lights than the leading LED mask competitors, but the preset treatments times are also optimized for maximum treatment efficacy in the shortest amount of time. 648 LEDs emit 3 types of light wavelengths (Red, Red+ Infrared and Blue) for an effective, full-face treatment. The TheraFace Mask also provides vibration therapy massage helping to relieve tension and improve relaxation. TheraFace Mask is clinically proven to improve: The appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, Firmness, facial contour, and sagging/loose skin, The appearance of skin tone evenness with visible dark spot lightening, Skin radiance, luminosity and the overall appearance of healthy skin, Skin texture and smoothness.
U.S. FDA cleared LED skincare mask that delivers effective, full-face Red, Red + Infrared and Blue light with added tension-relieving vibration therapy. Clinical studies showed firmer, smoother, healthier-looking skin with a visible reduction in fine lines and dark spots in as little as 8 weeks.* Plus, Mask’s easy-to-use hands-free design comes with removable protective eye shields so you can multitask during your treatment. Absolutely fantastic 👌
has anyone used the Amare skin Handheld device ? I've been tempted to buy it because I've seen it used by a youtuber Shiv Sewlal
My biggest concern with the dermabeam pro is the eye protection. I know eye protection is super good for red light therapy, and this one is so nice being built in. However, it seems to take up a large amount of space on the face, covering places where wrinkles might be coming in, such as the crows-feet areas, or under-eye wrinkles. Is this a issue with this eye protection, or is the red light still able to penetrate those areas? I would hate to invest only to have the eye protection, something meant for good, create a ineffective product, especially at this high price point. What are your thoughts? Thank you!
I also think that it covers most eye area with wrinkles
Cassandra, I love your energy and enthusiasm, and I always enjoy your videos. To add to a slightly different angle, I think there is a variety of different responses in individuals. From my personal experience with the Omnilux face mask: I think either the product was damaged, or it was way too potent for me. Just after about 2 weeks of use use (as recommended!!! not more frequently!!!) it gave me melasma; the dark spots on my skin were where the lights on the mask were placed... It stimulated growth of lanugo hair on my cheeks!!! I attempted using it on my head, and it did stimulate a very robust hair growth. Long story short, I am not using this mask anymore, just don't think it's a safe choice for me. Will stick with something that has more, like decades more, research-backed information, such as tretinoin, hydroquinone, vitamin c, etc. I know, it's boring, but better safe than sorry.
the dermabeam pro is no longer available. do you have a secondary recommendation for a more budget friendly option?
Just buy a panel instead of these gimmicky masks. All the studies and professional treatments are done using clinical strength panels. It makes no sense why she wouldn’t even mention it as an option
It’s clear why she isn’t, it’s what products she’s paid for…you’re right, shocking to not even mention other viable options for her audience
this is what I thought too. I did a lot of research, and panels are a much better option. I bought myself a mito redlight and I love it. Also, the decollete gets treated.
@@constanze_where did you buy it?
@@pamb3936 I bought it online directly from the manufacturer. I am from Germany, so the shipping costs were also a factor for me, I think Mito is European (Netherlands?). I watched a lot "Red Light Therapy by Alex Fergus" , he did a ton of research, ua-cam.com/channels/p4DMUlXQWFcaifmgJ7zcPg.html
@@constanze_hi! Aorry to ask can u explain to me what pannels (sorry english is not my first language) and maybe send me the link to one please?
whats the price and brand for a good cheap mask?
I just got 400$ off on a infaredi mid flex, 908$ Canadian reg price 1300. I've never spent money on myself like this if it's not a necessity. I can't wait to get it and see results. Super excited 😆
THANK YOU for this very informative video. I've been trying to read up on what red light to buy and the information is around, just very scattered. Also I get immediately turned off and suspicious when Influencers are promoting brands 😂 I don't want to get scammed, so this was so helpful ❤
Hello, I wanted to ask…. have you tried the Beauty Angel RVT 30 Red Light / Infrared Light Therapy Device / Sauna at Planet Fitness… I would definitely love to hear your thoughts on this device. Thank you 😊☺️😆😁😄
I’ve been in the market for a red light mask so I’m very excited for this post! 💕 Do you have recommendations for the neck and decollate? Specifically help for tech neck!
Omnilux has one!
Did you do a best and worst of blue light? I would love to watch. Also I’ve heard that getting devices with both red and blue light are best bc then you have the best of both worlds for skincare and healing. What are your thoughts? Blessings! 🙏💕
Love you 🦋 I have learned so much watching your videos!
Would you please make the Blue Light Therapy video?
After watching your videos, I’ve started my facial routine of just washing and using a moisturizer. After 3 weeks, my skin has become softer and less oily. Using a cleanser for about 60 secs helps get deep into pores! Thx to your advice! & I stopped using harsh cleansers and used gentler ones with ceramides. I am loving my natural results! Thank you for your shared info and helpful videos! :)
Can you post the review of the lip mask before the Sephora Sale is over?! Help us out girl cause it’s in my cart lol
"Great advice as usual! Looking forward to trying these tips and to the next video!"
Omg the timing! I was just looking at the one you said to run away from lol
I am impressed that you know about the radiation on flights! I've seen this in medical consent forms to give perspective on dose levels for scans.. and it tends to be news to everyone. At the radiation levels it would require to affect your device, I wouldn't want you on that plane. I'd say more likely the pressure bursting something or magnetic field issues?
I am the guy speaking in the original viral red light video 👋 I have different conclusions based on research but glad you are discussing PBM nonetheless
iRestore is not the best helmet for hair growth tho. It is laser + LED and the LED will have minimal effect on hair growth/alopecia. It’s also 655nm and the most effective wave length according to clinical trials is 633nm. Which is another reason why it should only have lasers, as the laser will have highly coherent photons all within a fraction of a nm of the target wavelength, vs LEDs which will have a bit more wavelength variation inherently
Where does one find the best helmet for hair growth that you mention - ie, laser + LED and the LED? Also, are you talking about iRestore's newest ELITE helmet when you say it's not the best for hair growth?
@@sammaxxinggthe iRestore Elite does do 680 nm wavelength laser and that is peak effect but there is a range above and below that are beneficial. It’s not as though you have to hit 680 nm to have any effect. Look at the graphed curves to see the full effective ranges, not just peak effect. The other iRestore devices will have beneficial effects without having the 680 nm wavelength.
I read a research study that linked blue light therapy with treating/repigmenting areas of vitiligo- so if blue light can repigment skin, I'd be concerned about it increasing pigmentation in general. That's the only reason I bought a mask that doesn't integrate blue light with the red light- it lets me isolate which lights I want to use.
I've also read that heat is a common trigger for melasma, so keeping the mask on a lower power setting to avoid too much heat being trapped in there has helped, although I'm considering a panel as well.
What about panels? You can get a Mito red tabletop panel for less than an Omnilux mask and it’s more versatile.
Awesome video, thanks! Have you also tried the Dr. Rajani LED mask called PlasmaGLO? It seems he developed a better mask in comparison to Dr. Dennis and I would love to hear your thoughts on which one is better ❤
I want to get that one too!
I bought the dermabeam mask 1.5 years ago and I love it! It really helped my acne and i think my skin is better overall. My sister had the Dr. G one and it's less comfortable IMO. However, the use time is a lot shorter. There are definitely pros & cons.
Have you tried the Omnilux one? Curious how it compares to Dr Dennis Gross mask.
Red led has helped with my dry eye macular degenerate disease has kept my lupus erasthemous from causing flare ups of shingles
Do you earn commission on the Dennis Gross mask or were you just talking about it because you love it so much? I am trying to research and find the best mask for me and there is so many. I don’t know where to start.
the problem with solawave on planes might be due to the moisture content in the air? I know it won’t work if your skin is too dry, so it makes sense that it’s calibrated to react to either moisture or … maybe subsurface scatter? That’s my guess. And thank you for this great video! I subscribed! (I am on Day 6 of the Qure mask, I get an allergy rash on my cheeks that causes hyperpigmentation. I think it is helping!) ❤
Hi I love your videos. And yes please a blue light video. Thank you for all your informative and entertaining videos!!
You left out led panels which are the most versatile! They are high powered so you just adjust the distance and time in front of one and it's easy to target any part of your body! Hooga and Biomax are 2 brands off the top of my head. Hooga 300 is only about $200!
Highly recommend quality led panels 👏 I recently bought a Hooga device and love it.
I got a Hooga panel. I also bought their wand that has the blue light.
would love a blue light one! Have you heard of the My Sheen Skin Led mask says it has blue/red and infrared!
I'd be curious to see what you think about red light panels! There's a red-light enthusiast community that rave about all sorts of other benefits they get from using them (like reducing muscle inflammation and improving sleep/mood). Seems like another option that could be more bang for your buck because you can use it on multiple parts of your body. I'm thinking of getting one!
I've been using an Omnilux mask for more than 6 months, and tbh I don't see amazing results, I think it helps with redness (I have rosacea) and probably skin healing, but it's not something that makes a huge difference. I also got one of their mini-masks (the blue light since I get blemishes on the chin), but I don't like to use it at all.
Maybe I will invest in a panel in the future, I see many people raving about them...
What about the box ones you can sit in front of?
I'm shopping for my daughter and for her acne. I'd definitely be interested in learning about the best blue light devices
Yes Cass please do a blue light therapy video for us acne girls! ❤I keep checking to see if it’s been posted so I came back to this video to post this comment 😂
Yes a blue light review please!!!
Thank you for testing all of these products for our benefit! xoxo
So they are safe for the eyes, even if you see the red light showing right besides the eyes?
MY DEAR CYSTER THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS INFO! I WOULD ABSOLUTELY LOVE IF YOU COULD ALSO DO ONE ON BLUE LED LIGHTS. WITH LOVE ❤
Can you use red lights for plants? As long as the white lights arent there? What about blue? I have one with red and blue
What about the reginalight 7 lights led therapy face and neck mask?