Don't get caught with Sun Damaged Skin!
Want a great way to keep your skin healthy during the Summer?
You need an AMBER LED Light Therapy Facial ASAP!
Ready to nerd out, Amber/Yellow/Orange LED light Therapy 570-620nm uses low intensity light that relieves issues involving a ruddy complexion.
Amber LED Light Therapy is common associated with the relief of sun damaged skin, but not the brown spots caused by the sun. It's the UV damage skin that causes blood vessels to dilate from to much sun exposure creating that flushed appearance. You can commonly see it in skiers too.
Amber LED Light Therapy is used for other ruddy complexion issues such as, sunburns, spider veins, rosacea,and irritated skin.
Amber LED Light Therapy boosts skin's lymphatic flow and increase cellular regrowth.
WHAT WILL YOU NOTICE RIGHT AWAY?
A calming and hydrating appearance of the skin. An improvement in skin tone and texture. A smoothing of fine lines and wrinkles.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER SEVERAL FACIALS?
More even toned skin and an alleviation of a ruddy complexion.
HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY RESULTS?
LED Light Therapy Facial is a complementary treatment.
LED Light Therapy works best in a series of treatments. LED Light Therapy Facials are similar to sunbathing. Frequent sun exposure leads to darker skin - Frequent exposure Led Light Therapy leads to better skin. This is a horrible example because I don't want you tanning your skin and soak up all those UV Rays, but it's a relatable analogy.
LED Light Therapy is not a replacement therapy, but a complimentary therapy to boost your results from your regular skin care routine. It should be booked with your NRxMonthly (90min) facial or my weekly/bi-weekly Express Light Therapy Facials (30mins).
WHICH LED LIGHT THERAPY SHOULD I CHOOSE?
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