LED mask?

[Matata]

BWAAHAAAHAAAAAAA Darth Matata is coming to haunt your dreams. Be afraid, be very afraid.

 

[OreoRosies86]

Uhhh, can't decide if you're trying to be funny? I think so...?

Just saw this reply. I was only joking, but I guess it went whoosh #ohwell

 

[Mary Queen of Scotch]

@Mary Queen of Scotch Have you used Celluma? If so, what have you noticed for differences/changes?

I am honestly SO lazy with my daily skincare regimen. Wasn’t always the case, but in the last year or so I’ve been giving myself head pats for just remembering my eye cream. I’m also not an at-home device person in general (again, am lazy bag of bones).

I do have some experience with Celluma, along with LightStim, etc. in a clinical setting. It is absolutely effective. Great for the scalp, too, to boost results from hair regeneration tx like PRP.

 

[SparklieBug]

@Mary Queen of Scotch Eek! I'd love to know if the Celluma device (PRO) helps to reduce hyperpigmentation. I note it has blue light and am wondering if the blue light actually increases hyperpigmentation. I've done some research that various studies indicate that blue light can stimulate melanocytes and increase pigmentation. Now, I'm not sure if that's referring only to blue light from computers/phones/tablets/TVs or if that includes LED skin devices.

In researching Celluma, I came across Dermalux, which seems to be similar to Celluma but with different wavelengths for both red and blue light. This is all so absolutely fascinating to me!

 

[Begonia]

Just saw this reply. I was only joking, but I guess it went whoosh #ohwell

They're called emojis