DermaGlow

Looking a bit confused there, huh? 😕

Well don't worry, we got experts on hand to explain what LED light therapy is and how it actually works.
You've asked for it so here it is.

I'll let Dr. Maryam Zamani & Dr. Dennis Gross take over:
“Light therapy, or LED treatments have been around for over 30 years and were originally developed for astronauts to help with tissue healing and repair,” explains Dr. Zamani.
According to dermatologist Dr. Dennis Gross, the benefits of LED light therapy are manifold. They include treating acne, regulating natural oil production, stimulating collagen and elastin and minimising redness and wrinkles. Certain wavelengths have even been shown to reduce dark spots and uneven skin tone.
As the spectrum of light used does not include UV, there's no risk of damage (and no, you won't get a tan).
“LED therapy uses light in the visible spectrum – including blue, yellow, amber and red – as well as light beyond the visible spectrum to pe*****te different depths of skin. As the light wavelength increases, so does the depth of penetration,” explains Dr. Gross. This light is absorbed by receptors in the skin, just like topical skincare, and each colour of light stimulates a different response in the skin. LED is suitable for use on all skin types and tones.
Dr. Zamani adds that one of the primary benefits of LED therapy is the absence of downtime and discomfort – in fact, skin often looks positively glowing as soon as you slip out from behind the mask. What’s more, the healing properties of LED also make it ideal for use after in-office procedures, such as peels, lasers and microneedling.

Quick quiz!

Do you know the cost of LED light therapy at a spa?

Hmm...

$100?
No

$150?
Nope

$200?
Still no.

It ranges from $250 to $350!

And that's a single visit.

We don't know about you, but we'd rather save money and get comfy in our home with a mask that we can use anytime we like!

Hey Everyone! 😇

We were thinking about what our first post should be and then we remembered this awesome chart.

You probably heard of LED light therapy by now. Honestly the entire skincare industry is raving about it. With all the benefits it has for your skin, the hype is very much justified.

Now this chart will help answer the question we get asked the most.

"What does X color do?" 🤔

So here's a quick rundown of each color and it's uses.

Hope you learned a little from this post.

If you have any questions, make sure to ask them in the comment section.

We'll do our best to give you a quick answer 😄