If you are like many people working from home, you've probably become self-conscious about how you appear during FaceTime and Zoom calls and are looking for easy methods to improve your looks, reduce acne outbreaks, and slow the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Three colors LED mask therapy facial technology promises a relaxing way to rejuvenate your skin in the comfort of your home, but how do they work, and what sort of results can you expect?
The Effect of Light on The Skin
Light projected onto the skin will have varying effects depending on its color and wavelength. Depending on your goals, a three-color LED light mask can deliver better results than a single or two-color mask.
Red LEDs - emit light in the 630 nm wavelength range. They project a gentle warmth onto the skin to increase blood circulation, stimulate collagen production, and smooth out your skin's texture. Over extended use, fine lines and wrinkles will diminish to create a more youthful appearance.
Blue LEDs - specifically target acne-causing bacteria that live on the skin's surface. By killing off the bacteria, blue light effectively reduces the chance of an acne outbreak. Blue light LED mask therapy facials can assist with developing an improved skin texture and minimize enlarged oil glands (sebaceous hyperplasia) when used regularly as part of an overall skincare regime.
Orange LEDs - Orange, or amber LED mask therapy facial is beneficial for treating skin issues like inflammation (red blotches), spider veins, and sun damage. People who have sensitive skin that prevents them from using traditional skincare products.
How Effective is an LED Mask Therapy Facial?
LED mask therapy facials do not project UV, so we know they are completely safe. However, safe does not necessarily mean effective. Fortunately, there is plenty of evidence revealing the effectiveness of light therapy.
Dermatologic Surgery published results from a study of 52 women that revealed improvements in eye-wrinkle measurements. Archives of Dermatological Research published a survey of 37 clinical trials in May 2021, ultimately recommending LED treatment as a viable solution for treating acne.
While LED mask therapy facials are not a solution to replace all skin care regimes, regular use has shown they are a beneficial tool when used in conjunction with your regular regiment. Learn more about how you can benefit from LED light facial therapy today.
