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Light therapy and especially red light therapy has been proven to be effective for a number of skin conditions including rosacea and eczema.
The are some quality home devices, so its not necessary to go to a salon every time for treatment if you find that it works for you and it its way more cost effective.
I recommend reading around the threads here and you’ll definitely gain a lot of information
I totally agree with @rafrafrafraf001, green light can help you on relaxations.
Yes, you’re correct. Each lights has its own benefits, it depends on your needs.
I’m an old person and I’m using this therapy for a very long time now. I really enjoy the benefits like anti-aging and skin treatments.
Totally agree with this. For us old people to avoid of having this coronavirus we really need the benefits of this red light therapy.
I’m using this therapy to boost my immune system and to treat my skin.
I’ve been using this for a long time and I really want to recommend this to old people like me because of the benefits like repairs sagging skin, increases collagen and more. Young generations may also use this to get the benefits of boosting their immune system.
Actually, I can suggest this therapy for pregnant specially if experiencing to fall asleep. Just use this before bed to have a good night sleep.
Young ones can also use this to speed up the recovery of their muscles.
Hi MissKate – It depends on your needs. But, the Light Therapy Mask can help you with some benefits. Like red light erases wrinkles and fine lines, speeds up healing, reduces inflammation, shrinks pores, repairs sagging skin, increases collagen and elastin production, improves thinning skin and more. You may also check the info on their website.
Yes, I’ve heard that red light therapy and cold laser therapy can help scalp tissues and it’s also safe than hair transplant surgery.
@Marianne – are you referring to Plum Green Tea? I think one of my friend suggested that to me before.
Let’s make this thread updated!