You need blue light protection to fade discoloration| Dr Dray
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Today's video is about why you need blue light protection for fading skin discoloration and post acne marks. Some sunscreens can protect your skin from HEV better than others.
Sunscreens w/ iron oxides (Fitz phototype match in parentheses)
Avene mineral sunscreen fluid (4) bit.ly/2xR4SlF
Cotz Natural skin tone (4, 5, 6) bit.ly/2UqG6Aw
Cleure tinted mineral (5, 6) bit.ly/39m9Ox3
Altruist tinted (4) amzn.to/34nmjqi
Bioderma Photoderm AR (1,2, maybe 3) amzn.to/2VkSrqr
DermaE BB cream amzn.to/3aZyVGD
Fair: 1, 2
Light: 2, 3
Medium: 3, 4
Tan: 4
Deep: 5, 6
MDSolar Science mineral cream spf 30 bit.ly/34nhLAe
Dermablend flawless creator multi use pigment drops bit.ly/2xlOGJl
10N = 1, 2
Colorescience sunforgettable mineral shield (2, 3)
Cerave tinted (3, 4) bit.ly/2RsgliC
Neostrata sheer physical protection (1,2) bit.ly/34fxVeN
EltaMD UV physical (3) bit.ly/2L5OaW3
Heliocare mineral tolerance fluid (1,2) amzn.to/3aZLWzP
DRMTLGY SPF46 universal tint (3, 4) amzn.to/2RlKJev
💜References
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Mahmoud BH, Ruvolo E, Hexsel CL, et al. Impact of long-wavelength UVA and visible light on melanocompetent skin. J Invest Dermatol. 2010;130(8):2092-2097.
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Duteil L, Cardot-Leccia N, Queille-Roussel C, et al. Differences in visible light-induced pigmentation according to wavelengths: a clinical and histological study in comparison with UVB exposure. Pigment Cell Melanoma Res. 2014;27(5):822-826.
Kohli I, Chaowattanapanit S, Mohammad TF, et al. Synergistic effects of long-wavelength ultraviolet A1 and visible light on pigmentation and erythema. Br J Dermatol. 2018;178(5):1173-364 1180.
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I’m gonna slather on the sunscreen and hide in the basement
By then she already applied her 8th layer of sunscreen :D
Yep don't forget your sunscreen
😂🤣🤣🤣
lol OT, but is that ur Shiba in ur pic? I'm hoping to get one soon!
Don’t forget your mask and gloves! We need to dehumanize everyone as much as possible! Lol
Yes they are beautiful hair
Love this look on you
is the efficacy of iron oxides concentration-independent in sunscreen? i always see them very low in the ingredients. i suspect you'd view this the same way you view the variable concentration of sunscreen actives between formulas, but just wanted to ask anyways
Doc, I thought you said you couldn’t style your hair--these braids are adorable! Have a great weekend!
I used to work at a shoe store and leather shoes would fade within 5 days on display. Imagine what happens to our skin
That is very interesting!
Damn sure doesn’t make us fade ! I but i get your point ! I’ve had my curtains fade ! If i don’t use sunscreen
They should have used sunscreen on them, they make for shoes , clothes and sneakers
I never used to put sunscreen on when indoors b/c I thought it wasn’t needed. I started watching your retinol videos a few weeks ago and now I put on sunscreen EVERYDAY and throughout the day, whether I’m inside or not. Thank you for sharing this info!!
so the same blue lights that kill acne bacteria is also causing hyperpigementation?
thats what Im curious too!!!!!!!
I believe it's red light?
Yes, she says that, but the blue light from devices isnt as strong as the sun’s
I wonder if the solution from the therapy cancels that out ?!
Yes I've read especially if your a women of color
Hey Dr. Dray! Would you consider doing an updated video on ingrown hair treatments and the difference between waxing and shaving your bikini area? Bikini season is upon us and I almost always get ingrown hairs :(
Me too. Once, she said, shaving is much better then waxxing, and I must agree. Worst ingrown hair was when si was waxxing.
I’m guessing she would recommend laser hair removal
@@vandab.2242 i thought it was just me! Lol they told me waxing would get rid of it, but I literally got whiteheads from my first wax 😕
Is sitting in front of a tv for ten hours really that unrealistic? 😅😅
In addition to sunscreen and sunglasses, I will forever wear my coronavirus mask as my opaque dressing. I no longer mind wearing it.
Hahaha... I wear those Japanese Pitta brand mask whenever I'm out and about even before this whole Covid-19 pandemic as it offers UV protection. I don't care what people think of me.
What about maskne though 😩😩
Congrats on 700k subs! You're gonna reach a million in 10 months or less. Yaaaay :)
thanks so much!
Dr Dray.... Greetings Dr. Dray hope u r well n u r Truly Deserving of it cause We Truly Appreciate All of your Informational n Daily Vlogs😀👍🌹n Continued Blessings💜....
Here 3yrs layer 2.5 million subbies ! Yay
Is it good enough to just use any product with iron oxides or is the amount very important? I always see iron oxides listed as the last ingredient so I assume it’s minimal in amount.
How CUTE are you!!!!!! I just discovered you a month ago and have learned soooo much from binge watching your content. I had to comment today though because i cant take how cute you look! Beautiful natural face, fantastic, healthy hair (adorably styled) EXTREMELY knowledgeable, and funny? You have it all. Thanks so much for all the great content Dr Dray :)
Dr., please. Tattoos and skin care ):
But , what if we allow the grey scale option on our phones , tablets🤔🤔🤔
I have tried so many products to "lighten" my hyper-pigmentation which worked, but my skin would get worse every time I stopped using the products. Because of you I stopped wearing makeup, and started a super simple skin care regime with three products. The biggest thing that helped my skin is truly sunscreen. People have even told me that is looks like I have on foundation because of how clear and even my skin looks. It took about 4-6 months for me to achieve this. I'm glad I watched this video today, because my sunscreen is only mineral based only. So hopefully soon I can purchase a sunscreen with oxide's in it as well so it can benefit my skin more. Thank you Dr. Dray! I love your channel so much!
Thanks so much, Dr. Dray! Because of you I became an avid sunscreen user and at 47 my skin looks better and more even toned and way less "spotty" than it did 5 years ago.
Same here. :)
Sunscreen really is the best anti-aging product. 🧴 💗 😎
It is not yet clear. We need more data and more stats. Please inform ur self and read alot more data about hyperpigmentation casue by blue light. Most of the tests done on real skin was below and above 400 nm, simulating UV light and visible light, respectively. It’s important to note that the intensity of light in this study was meant to replicate the sun, not devices.
Imagine this, sunscreen works around 2 hours and even the best suncreens blocks around of 97 - 98% of UV spectrum IF you apply the standard 1g of sunscreen on your face. The UVA sadly passes also the normal glasses/window. So, if u are really freak about hyperpigmentation or to prevent wrinkles/aging, use 1 g of sunscreen once at every 2 h till the night comes or be a vampire. I prefer to live my life and not be crazy about standing directly in the sun.
the studies also are limited in scope to short term effects...like i said, we don't know much about cumulative exposures over time to indoor lighting, so to each his own when it comes to deciding how far you want to go. People spend a lot of money in an effort to rectify melasma, with little success. Sunscreen is proven effective for this condition, and now that we know how blue light impacts this disease, it is important not to down play how a simple, available intervention may have an additional mechanism behind its efficacy
@@DrDrayzday Well said. I totally agree!
@@DrDrayzday of course sunscreen its a must for daily life. But there is a line between using it to prevent and to treat all kinds of hyperpigmentation and aging caused by UV light and being a maniac dependent sunscreen type. Imagine a tube of 50 ml how much will last to that degree. 20 days ? Otherwise whats the point to use it if ur not doing 'corectly'. Btw, Skinmedica has 2 products called Lumivive that helps againts UV blue light. UV blue light has potential and might cause hyperpigmentation like peptides working ptretty good againts wrinkels. We need more data and trials.
Hi Dr.Dray! :) What is the difference between the sun’s visible blue light and the blue light used for acne treatment? Is it the same? And if so, would there be increased risk for hyperpigmentation if using it to treat your acne?
different dosages
I’m running out of options and I have no idea what to do
Your advice has been incredibly helpful for me. I have significant melasma on my face. I live in the UK so not much sun and so didn’t see the need for sunscreen. I now apply sunscreen daily despite rarely being in outside sun. It’s faded the melasma by about 50%. Thank you.
8 hrs of work and some tv could equal 10 hrs 🤔
I'd also be interested to learn about the UV levels in artificial lighting. Whilst working in retail (in stores with zero natural light) I observed how the color would fade relatively quickly from any items situated near or directly under the strong commercial overhead lights in store.
this!
Yes, that would be an interesting video indeed!
So grateful to live in Europe where it is easy to get the modern filters.
I have a really bad híper pigmentation, thanks for the information.
hope it helps :)
Dr.Dray thougths on blue light blocking glasses and are the ones you would recommend?
matt jackson the glasses are not proven to protect your eyes. You want a blue light screen protector
@@amandab3033 what is that can i download it somewhere or do i need to buy something special?
Which led light do you recommend Dr dray.? There’s so much on the market. Pls can you reply. Thank you very much 💪🏻🌈
I have the same question.
Wishtrend has an led mask.
So would you recommend any of the Paula’s Choice sunscreens for blue light? Or even the Bare Minerals Defense against blue light?
Japanese sunscreens are the best and very affordable. Watch her video on japanese sunscreens recommendations
I’d love to know Dr Dray’s thoughts on the bare minerals complexion rescue defence!
Just any mineral sunscreen with iron oxide in it, which means any tinted mineral sunscreen. Paula's choice wrinkle defense is one, not sure about bareminerals
I am confused about this harmful blue light and the blue LED light therapy for acne. Why one blue light is bad and the other is good? Also, for infrared light. You mentioned infrared light is good for wrinkles and better than the red LED light, but also in another video you mention infrared light ages skin because of heat, and you gave the example of the old arms of bakers. Btw I love your videos and you have been helpful to me a lot! Thank you!!
Omg I’m obsessed with you channel at this point 🤗
Modest Melanin same
modest melanin me too!!
Thanks! hope you are having a good friday
Me too. Always watch
so if you have a job where you are in front of a monitor for 8+ hours a day you should be using protection, yes?
Is it possible to use a chemical sunscreen (my sunscreen contains tinosorb s&m and uvinul a plus) and on top a foundation with iron oxides for visible light protection?
Yes it is (sorry I am not Dra Dray haha).
Dr. Dray your hair is giving me The Wizard or Oz Dorothy vibes
lol! Thanks
I love when her hair is down, side swept or braids!!! When I see that in the thumbnail I'm like YAY!! So Pretty!!! xoxo
Tybee, I don't think we're in Houston anymore!
I'm a 4 on the scale and was a beach bum throughout my early 20's... after I stopped tanning I realized how bad my skin was under the tan! Hyperpigmentation Marks from teenage acne, a few dark spots and slight melasma on my cheeks that I never noticed because I always tanned! 😭 I'm a year and a half into my clear skin journey, my texture is great and cleared up about 85% of my hyperpigmentation thanks to DR.DRAY! 💖
This is late but may I ask what you did
Would you recommend led masks face/ neck at home devices for anti-aging??
Suprisingly nobody talks about this. We are using so many producst that already make us x100 more sensible to sun light and STILL we dont use opaque dressing. I dont mind applying these white sunscreen at home I even live in a sunny place and these days I been waking up at 5 am to apply sunscreen before the sun hits throw my windows then go to sleep again In my skincare lol. Never gonna let that marks in again.
Do iron oxides in makeup protect your skin from visible light? I'm Fitzpatrick type 1 (maybe 2), but I'm on screens all day, every day, and I'm worried my sunscreen isn't adequate now! 😩
Hi Dr Dray. I would like to ask you to speak about a correlation between ingredients in skin care products and retail prices, especially when it comes to cheaper products. Does a very low price of a store brand product mean a lower quality product? Thank you for your great advice on skin care! Greetings from Europe
I think it depends product to product. You always need to go through the ingredients' list. Just as there are cheap(er) products that suck, there are expensive products that suck. Just as there are cheap(er) products that are amazing there are expensive products that are amazing. It depends!
I've found some great budget buys via Dr Dray. She hasn't reviewed it, but Aldi Sensitive SPF50+ sunscreen (Made in Australia) is one of my favourites-- no perfume and feels good to wear. I prefer it to most much more expensive brands.
Liah Yoo has made a recent video about it explaining everything. You should check it out
I use my hada labo sunscreen from Japan for stronger UVA protection and mix in some foundation drops for my iron oxide protection and call it a day:)
Hi Dr. Dray! Have you heard about the new the FDA sunscreen approval procedures in the CARES Act? I haven’t seen anyone talking about it yet -exciting news! It looks like the US might actually have good chemical UVA filters in the near future!
If you are staying indoors for the day, how often should you be ideally reapplying sunscreen?
Your skin looks amazing!
Just apply 30 mins before going out. However, if you're sitting near a window, you'll need to reapply every 3 to 4 hours.
you are single handedly responsible for me starting to wear sunscreen daily AND reapplying!
Heey, their is this blue light pen of Clairskin. I'm confused, is blue light harmfull or helpfull. Because in Facebook groups in the Netherlands people say it really worked for acne and inflamation.
Daaaang Doc! I was just about to start pulling out my hair over this sunscreen issue. I've just started tretinoin with Fitzpatrick 3 sensitive skin, so layering on sun protection is more important than ever. Now, I just have to figure out how much I'm willing to pay for my spf... 🤔
MoonSoar it can get expensive
Presumably the same iron oxide is also used to colour bb and cc cream as well as foundation. If one has a good but ghostly sunscreen does adding makeup provide the blue light protection? Is it a case of the darker the tint the better?
Lab Muffin Beauty Science said full coverage foundation protects against blue light very well!
You look absolutely beautiful today! Thank you for all that you do for us. Have a great weekend! 😊
What about blue light therapy masks to treat acne. Is it safe for brown indian skin? Or will it also cause hyperpigmentation?
What is opaque dressing?
What about the concerns we’re not getting enough sunshine for its positive benefits, like Vit D and anti-depressant properties? I’ve heard the vitamin D from supplements is not used by the body the same way as from sun. Could you do a video on that?
Hi Dr Dray! Is there any data showing that Tinosorb M, Tinosorb S Aqua, and Tinosorb A2B can protcet against the HEV? These filters are more efficient than Zinc Oxide in the UVA1 up to the VL as far as I know. Let me know youe thoughts in this!
no data on that to my knowledge
Oh no, I sit in front of 3 big screens next to a window when I work. The blue light from these screens is probably high dose enough to do the damage
My guess is that this is true, but that most blue light is from sun not devices. I'm a type 1 so I don't deal with this, but I love to learn so I'll keep listening.
:)
Which blue light do you recommend Dr Dray ? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻????
I’ve greatly increased my sunscreen usage since watching your videos and now i’m on a routine😊
My old apartment may have been 200 nanometers. 🤓 I’m a Fitzpatrick level I, odd bc I would think level I would be more at risk. More blue light is found in morning sun than evening and is good for sleep cycle. I like about 15 -30 minutes of outside time a day, or I think I would lose my mind, but I wear one of your recommenced tinted sunscreens for the face.
You look so cute today, I love the braids!! Your skin looks great as well!!! (like always)
Thank you so much!!
You mention your have to sit in front of the TV for 10 hours for the comparative sun exposure. I sleep with the TV on with no sunscreen 😫
I watched your video about anti aging skin care and spent the whole day yesterday going through each product to check if they’re vegan and cruelty free, sending emails to the companies etc.. so far all of the responses I got confirmed not vegan. Most contain beeswax. Would really appreciate a similar video on Vegan cruelty free anti aging skin care for us Vegans. Thank you, Dr Dray! 💚🐾🌱
Hey I'm dark end of IV on the scale and have a fragrance allergy. I've found that No7 formulations work great for me as they have iron oxides and are fragrance free. Definitely seen an improvement in dark marks fading and not forming so much. I layer moisturiser, then Altruist SPF 30 beforehand. Works a treat. Based in the UK btw. Thanks for all your helpful videos, I wouldn't have been able to build an effective skincare regimen without you. My facial skin is the best it's ever been!
What iron oxide fragrance free sunscreen do you wear? I couldn’t see a name in there, thank you!
@@bmags4188 if you just check out No7 most things are fragrance free whether it's the foundations or the CC creams they have the iron oxides in and some SPF
If the cosmetic industry promotes more sunscreen usage, then it wouldn't be billion billion billion dollars industry (e.g., serum, essence, toner, leave-on mask, clean products, etc.)
Oh my gosh! Your hair is so cute! Thank you for continuing to put out these informative videos during this difficult time Dr Dray. I hope you and your family, especially your mom, is doing well during this difficult time.
Pluto H her hair gives me The Wizard of Oz Dorothy vibes
@@sirens4562 😲😄
Thank you!
Does this mean that therapeutic devices that use blue light for acne are harmful?
So is the blue light from led face mask gonna increase pigmentation too?
Oh god! Mam you always read my mind!!
Ty so much!!
Ps: I was just watching your old videos when you posted 😁
thanks for watching
Does visible light worsen PIE as well? Or is it just PIH? I get a little confused about the two but I have light skin with red acne marks that last many months after an acne spot
Would you be able to do a review of REN skincare products? Their Overnight Recovery Balm for sensitive skin is the only moisturizer I’ve found that works for my extremely dry/sensitive skin, but it’s SO expensive. I would love to know if there are better options!
Hello Dr. Dray, thank you for this info. Talking about pads and pantiliners, which brands do you recommended? 😀❤️
Im not sure if I have Fitzpatrick skin type 2 or 3 but I've been trying to seriously fade hyperpigmentation for years after bad teenaged acne. If I have skin type 2 and use sunscreen for type 3, is that gonna be harmful?
You have no idea how tremendously helpful this was. Thank you so much! I’ve been suffering with this for awhile now and now I know my sunscreen choice was insufficient for my skin type.
hi do you traid the vicky vitamin c ampoule they are fragance free and only have 10 ingredients. What do you think of tranexamic acid? that will help with sun spots? I traid the murad 2% hydroquinone but irritated my skin. I start to use the Eucerin antipigment that have Thiamidol, what do you think about this ingredients. thank you a lot
Do you still need to reapply a mineral-based, iron oxide tinted sunscreen every couple of hours like you would a chemical sunscreen, especially if you're just indoors? Thanks Dr Dray!
I’m curious about this too!
What if u use a blue light filter app on u're phone or computer?
I’m Australian and I love this 2XP spf50 zinc and chemical filter based tinted moisturiser. It’s the best I’ve ever tried that isn’t too expensive or oily. I believe a lot of Australian spf is good quality because our therapeutic goods association is so stringent with regulations and know the importance of sun protection in our harsh sun and cooked ozone down here.
Can you share your thoughts about Paula’s Choice Calm line for sensitive/ rosacea prone skin please?
So envious of your beautiful skin. Up until a few weeks ago, I wore heavy, full coverage foundation due to sum damage. Now I use lighter coverage or powder. I notice that many women have also followed this better trend. You continue to educate and influence so many. Thank you so much.
If I want to keep using my favorite sunscreen which has excellent UVA protection (but no mineral filters or iron oxides), can I just layer it on top of a product that DOES contain iron oxides such as one of my tinted moisturizers (which is very weak on UV protection )? 🤔
Hi, I do the other way around. I use my non-tinted SPF followed by my tinted spf.
it's definitely good. many women do this with their foundation - and those have iron oxides. but i find that chemical sunscreens (majority of them) when applied at recommended amount are kind of greasy also. putting tinted spf on top is like extra grease
Can I use an occlusive (like Vaseline, Aquapor, Squalane) as the last step over the Tretinoin? Will it help with dryness or will it increase irritation and dryness since the tretinoin would be trapped underneath (and by this maybe increasing its efficacy)? Or should I only use an occlusive on non Tretinoin nights? It'll be great if you can do a video on this. Sry this question isn't related to your video
My sunscreen is so white that i look like ghost 👻 i don’t care😂
I was wondering about this! Thank you!
What about people who feel sensitive about zinc in sunscream. I love my zinc sunscream but my boyfriend is really irritated by it. Can you talk more about it
I love how well Dr. Dray explains. She organizes the information in manner that it is easy to understand.
Edit: I've followed her advice of wearing tinted sunscreen since January and my dark spots are fading. It is a slow process but it is working.
Thanks Dr. Dray! Hope you're having a great day! I've been a fan since March and have been getting my family to use more sunscreen 😄
Thanks for doing this video. I’ve wondered about these
Thanks for watching!
Your hair looks really adorable like that!
For some reason zinc oxide breaks me out. I'm always scared to try it again.
it can be drying
I had this problem, but I use a hyaluronic acid under it and now I can use zinc oxide no problem.
@@i.m.hidden2788 oh really?? I wouldn't have thought of this
I know some sunscreens with very high zinc percentage can irritate people. Have you tried any with 10% zinc or less? (Less zinc doesn't mean it gives less protection, and Dr Dray had videos about this topic)
Also make sure it's not any other ingredient in the sunscreen that breaks you out. Elta MD has some all physical sunscreens that won't irritate my skin even when it was at its worst.
Another thing is to put a good moisturizer and let it sink in before putting the sunscreen on.
Good luck
So basically just wear a burka
Wow, you read my mind. I was thinking about asking you about wearing sunscreen indoors.
Bioré Oil Control Base UV SPF 50+ PA++++ uses large particle zinc and titanium. It also contains Tinosorb S, Uvinul A Plus, Uvinul T 150 and iron oxides so it is a tinted sunscreen. Matte finish, water & oil resistant, fragrance free, essential oil free at a very affordable price.
What about light therapy devices? I frequently use the neutrogena light therapy spot treatment pen which has both red light and blue light. Is this going to damage my skin?
Maddie Louis: Type “dr dray led” in the RUclips search bar and watch her videos on this topic.
Well crud I must have the type three skin because in the last five years I’ve been dealing with brown spots on face and body plus these little white spots 😡
Dr. Dray ., your hair is so cute with the band.,, I think Im between a 3 and IV., my dad is black and mother Caucasian ., my skin has floating undertones
Do those blue light screen protectors they sell for phones work? Please make a video on that! 🙏
Hi Dr Dray, I found this extremely helpful. I’m Asian, quite fair, but always suffered with pie and pih. Though I only have occasional breakouts but the bumps stay small and red without opening. They take a long time for the white pus to appear and take another long time for the pus to finally come off by itself even if I apply bha diligently. I never pick on them as I don’t want pitted scar, but it still left flat red marks after they healed. To make things worse, the formation of new red marks are faster than fading of the existing ones. So u can imagine my cheeks and chin filled with tiny red dots or small red patches. I don’t like to wear sunscreen when I’m home so I always rolled down my blind to prevent sunlight coming through window, but Im in front of computer screens, long hours and everyday. And I recently realised that whenever I cover the marks with a blemish cream that contain zinc oxide, the marks/patches weren’t as red as before. U mentioned the opaque dressing in your video… is that like a sun patch that Koreans like to wear when they golf? Or simply any opaque dressing? And do I still need to wear zinc oxide physical sunscreen under the dressing? Thank you!
I just finished coating my skin in sunscreen because I’m going for a walk😀
happy Friday Dr Dray and everyone . Great topic and video . Off topic I am loving the Derma Eye patches so much . thanks for the recommendation . I would have never tried them on my own . Have a wonderful day love to mom and Tybee
💗Hi Mary! Happy Friday 🤗
A good day to you as well. What benefits have you experienced so far?
Dr Dray, thank you so much for this video! I learn so much from you. ❤️
Hi Dr. Dray! Which ingredients should your sunscreen for Fitz 4, 5 and 6, have: both zinc oxide, titanium dioxide and/or iron oxide? Or a combination of two? Or would one suffice for PIH? Thanks!
Hi Dr. Dray, I have age spots on my arms and legs they really effect my self esteem do you have any suggestions how I can have them removed I have fair skin but will tan... I am 47 years old and now stay out of the sun & use sunscreen. I really appreciate your thoughts please help... God bless you & your loved ones from socal
Thanks for that nice list of sunscreens in the description box with the skin color types in parentheses. That's going to be real helpful and making my next selection. Hope you're having a great day and Hello to Mom and Tybee! :-)
Also, OLED technology emits about 50% less blue light than LCD. Aside from OLED looking better than LCD and other panels, another good reason to use it (OLED is used in things from cell phones, TV's, and laptops.)
but what about QLED and nanocells tvs
@@theclassicalgirl QLED is just fancy LED, so it emits the same. OLED isn't perfect (it can burn in with static images over long periods of time) but it's nice to have the lower blue light (as well as the other benefits)
@@zachm7595 well, true ...but who would spend 10 hours in front of the tv anyway right
thanks for explaining:)
@@theclassicalgirl Haha for sure! I fall asleep with mine on (judge me) and I have an extended warranty for five years when it happens (but everything breaks eventually, so I won't say that's only OLED's) but not the slightest burn in yet in two years
@@zachm7595 haha no i wont judge cause I do the same but I thought she meant close to the tv not just with it on. you might be lucky having photo type 1 skin ..I think im one of those who dont burn that much so I might be at 3.