I had a full thickness cornea transplant about 2 years ago…I have had to take steroid eye drops daily since (which is bad for your eyes)otherwise I would start rejecting cornea within days… I have started using red light for skin without goggles (smallish mito table panel) and have drastically reduced my need for steroid eye drops… as a very welcome side effect .
Please bring her back. She’s been the most informative person that makes you understand it better. I am 45 and have been doing it 1.5 years now and am absolutely amazed at the results. Knowing about rooibos now will hopefully be even more life changing🤞🏼
Ok, so watching as an optometrist at the innovative end of my profession, I am impressed. My practice routinely uses IPL (intense pulsed light) to treat the inflammatory side of dry eye and is shortly to commence photobiomodulation for retardation and potential improvement of dry macular degeneration. Our training is that pulsed equals goggles and no rejuvenating serums beforehand. After the age of 40 our retinal photoreceptor mitochondria (cellular batteries is a good analogy) just do not “hold the charge” ( think electric vehicles, worthless after a number of years as the batteries are so degraded. Blue light is literally a killer, it speeds up this degradation. Never use blue light therapies near your eyes!! Your excellent piece fleetingly refers to blue but please highlight this. We get so much exposure in our daily lives that we should all wear both a uv block and a blue blocking filter in our spex.
Thank you for this! Is it safe to use near infared wave lengths (I’m looking at a panel with multiple lengths) good and safe for dry eyes? I have dry eye disease.
REF: Rosacea. I am 66. I discovered an easy solution to help my rid rosacea in my 40's. I keep a box of baking soda in my shower, sprinkle about 1/2 teaspoon in my hand and GENTLY rub on the rosacea foe about 15 seconds. I did this everyday till it cleared up (less than a week) and now do it about twice a week for maintenance. No, it does not tear my skin. I have suggested to many and it works!!
I've been using red light therapy for about 18 years. I do it 3 to 5 times a week usually at night while I'm watching tv. I do not use a serum with it but I recently started adding organic cold-pressed hexane-free castor oil to my moisturizers and that has made a huge huge huge huge difference in my skin!!!!!! Absolutely amazing!!!
@miracleyorkies4212 - Would be really nice if you would reply. I would like to know if you are using the castor oil during the treatment? I would assume the mask would get icky if you did.
@@Author_Alyssa_Taylor no, but I don't wash my face prior to using it. So there may be some that has absorbed in my skin from several hours prior to using it
I have an old LED multi-spectrum I purchased several years ago for $400. It works wonders!!! I even completely put in remission within 3 days a bad case of Shingles my mother in law had using LED light on her back. Healing Shingles rash takes about 6 months on medication...LED dried it up completely without ZERO medication.
I bought a red light mask and then bought the Maysama serum and got amazing results. Then it ran out and so thought I'd try the current body green tea one and I felt it didn't work as well so I've just reordered my second bottle of maysama serum and will never be going back. Brilliant video Gemma. I love Bev. Could listen to her all day ❤
For the past two months, I've been using a red light therapy device from Future Form Official. Being in my late 50s, I decided to try it primarily for joint pain relief and to improve my skin tone. I dedicate 20 minutes each day to it, focusing on my face, neck, and upper chest. To my surprise, my chronic migraines have almost vanished, allowing me to sleep peacefully through the night. Additionally, my skin has become more radiant and youthful-looking. Despite my age, I've always been complimented on my skin, and this therapy has enhanced it even further. The experience is incredibly soothing, and I wholeheartedly recommend red light therapy for its diverse benefits.
This QnA session is so thorough. The host absolutely covered all the possible questions, and Bev is so knowledgeable. I'm so glad that I stumbled upon this youtube! I've learned SO much!
I always think these are way too expensive for me to manage to buy but when i think of how much money i waste on makeup i dont wear - i could have saved up for one! Need to start a savings pot
They aren't as expensive as you may think. Sure, some are, but not all. Just read all the reviews, even the 1 star reviews. That will tell you what you need to know.
I use my red light mask as soon as my alarm goes off, before I even get out of bed. I hit the snooze button and it goes off at pretty much the same time as the treatment is done. I’ve had amazing results doing it this way and it very easily works into my schedule.
This was an amazing video!! Very, very detailed and I got questions answered that I’ve had for a long time. I appreciate all the work that went into to this from the both of you!! And yes, please have Bev back on and tell her thank you!! Thank you Gemma!!!😊😊😊
I had eye surgery, lid reduction, i used. My celluma led light daily and the swelling and swelling went down remarkably. The doctor was somewhat amazed. I use near infrared daily on my legs due to restless leg syndrome. Also arthritis in my knee. Red light over shots. I wish I had the body table.
I have been doing Red light Led for years then I stopped and low and behold my skin improved rapidly once I stopped all I can think is that constant use isn't great but using it intermittently allows your skin to benefit perhaps recover?
Great video. Personal advice tho - Avoid Current Body mask - it gave me and my friend hyperpigmentation. And for me it also led to extra type of growths around the face. Their customer support is also the worst!
Thank you for this video. It confirmed somethings I knew and taught me a few other things. I would like to see Bev back on the channel with you. Please extend my thanks to her as well. It's refreshing to hear an intelligent conversation regarding beauty treatments. Well done, the pair of you!
Thank you both!! And yes, please bring Bev back!! This has been the most thorough information I’ve heard on this subject… I’m so appreciative. You both are absolutely lovely. 🥰
I asked r red light expert Alex Fergus about this. You don’t need a mask if you have a panel. The panel fir me is better since I can’t target more areas
This was great info plus a refresher. I’ve been using Omnilux face & décolleté masks for about 2 yrs, 3x/wk, for 20 min. per treatment. I called Omnilux in 2022 & asked if one 20 min. vs. one 10 minute treatment done 3x/week was ok & was told it was just fine so I have been doing it that way since my purchase. Results have been finer skin pores, a decrease in (but not completely gone) hyperpigmentation/sun spots. LED has definitely been a great addition to my skincare routine!
What is the frequency of the pulsed lights? For those of us who have already invested in a red light panel, is there an external plug we could purchase that would pulse the light?
Help! So CurrentBody has a new LED mask with more bulbs with higher intensity, with a chin strap! No brainer, right? BUT Jovs has a 4D Laser light mask that uses lasers rather than LED and is supposed to be 6x more effective than LED....do you anything about this?
I'm trying to heal my retina with red light therapy.What protocol would you suggest and what wavelength would you suggest?I just purchased a platinum biomax three hundred machine
As a biochemist I'm a little confused about the description of the cell "breathing in" molecules from the extracellular space.. The import and export of molecules in the cell is a highly regulated process involving lots of different receptors. How does swelling of the cell induce cellular uptake?
The light is pulsing, so it's not the cell swelling after treatment. Although I would like to see the difference in tested cell uptake measured between constant red light treatment vs pulsed treatment. Perhaps there's more swelling pist treatment, leading us to believe it received more benefits.
Thank you Bev and Gemma! ❤ This a huge hobby of mine ! I am fascinated by the anatomy of the skin and how different skincare ingredients repair the skin down to the cellular level. I didn’t want this video to end 😁.
The new LED mask from Maysama looks amazing. Covering the mouth is an excellent idea and so many different settings. Can’t wait to hear about it. I have the current body one but I’m very tempted by this one. It’s good to know I can use my LED mask in the morning whilst I snooze without even getting out of bed!
I'm really interested in more studies using castor oil with LED red light masks. There is some evidence claiming castor oil increases the benefits significantly, but other experts say don't put oil on the skin prior to use. So confusing, LoL
I love science so this was very informative!! I'm 61 so red liggt therapy is probably needed. I really loved the explanation of how and why this works. Thank you!!!!
Excellent!!! Cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this interview. Love learning new things and this is a fascinating science! Already have my red light now to just add my roobios to the routine
Thank you so much!! This was excellent information, very helpful!! I bought the Current Body face and neck masks after you and your mom presented it a couple years ago, LOVE it!!! THANK YOU!
This was one of the most informative interesting videos I've seen in ages - and I watch/read/listen a lot! When I understand the science is when I am the most motivated! Thanks to both of you! xx from Oregon
Wow & Wow! What a great interview. Thank you for bringing in an expert and talking about the scientific basis. This is simply the best review I’ve seen. I wish I hadn’t gotten the mask but pulse - too late now. But you’ve given the info I need for optimising use.
This is one of the best, if not he best, skin videos I've watched. It went through every question that has occurred to me about red light (I'm a new but avid user). Thank you, truly, thank you!!
Red light made a huge difference on 2 little pink moles on my chest. 1 disappeared and the other is getting smaller so I have hopes. Had I known that was going to happen I would have taken pictures. I had some darker moles and they have flattened out and lightened tremendously! I was shocked because I did not expect that. I go to a tanning salon that has red light and I go every other day and they are 10 min long sessions.
Question: I do Finnish sauna every day (not infrared, just traditional dry sauna). What should I think of regarding the timing of the Red Light Therapy? As of now, I do sauna at lunch and LED in the evening to be safe, but I would prefer doing LED in the morning if it is not affected by my sauna a few hours later. Thanks!
Thank you for this informative video. I have different red light therapy devices: face mask, gloves, neck and décolletage masks and the panel. I'm using only masks every other day, but didn't start to use the panel yet. Can the red light therapy be used daily or would it be too much?
Questions for Bev: 1. Do some people just not respond to red light therapy, and do we know why this might be? (I used the currentbody hand perfector unit for more than 6 months, as directed, with Maysama serum, and there was no visible change in my skin. In fact, my hand skin looks better since stopping!). 2. Is there a risk of fat loss from red light therapy? Thanks 😊
I've read that red light therapy is used for fat loss, Google it, and there is a risk of losing fat in the face although I don't know if this is true. I probably only use 3 times a week for shorter period of time and when you're not accessing daylight. I've just bought a small once I have no idea yet if it's going to be useful, I'm hoping my eyesight will improve, but I'm still on the fence about red light therapy until I see evidence personally.
YES!!!! Bring her back. I saw her on another RUclips video last year and learned so much about pulsed red light. I've not invested in any red light mask because no one had a pulsing one. I'm so excited about this Maysama mask. However, I also need something for my "turkey neck" and was hoping they would come out with a neck and decolletage light therapy too. ??? My skin and neck are looking way better with just using Dr. Pen and ZIIP. But now it's time to invest in the red light therapy. This video is even better than the one I saw last year. Thank you!!! 🥰
Curious if the man that "wrote the paper on green tea and red light" is the man that reported his experience with green tea bags and red light? I am hoping there are actual legit studies and papers written that are a bit more robust.
This is brilliant Gemma! I bought the CB mask ..5 days ago using your code and some green tea serum… so this is perfect timing❤ I appreciated the discount and now your answering all my questions 😊
This is the best video I’ve ever watched and the most knowledge I’ve learned from anyone. I think I need to watch it again to soak in all that knowledge in!
So interesting and informative. Thank you Bev for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.....and to you Gemma for having Bev on here, what a fab idea! Well done both.....hope you enjoyed your lunch 😊
Love all the information. I have been using Maysama Green Roobois for about a year. Just started red light therapy about 5 weeks ago. Excited to compare my 3 month pictures.
Thank u Gemma. Love this lady. I want to hear her talk for days. She's wonderful. I really enjoyed this video. U knocked it out of the park. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Well made and very informative. These are questions I have had for a year or two, especially whether it's necessary to cleanse the face before LED (because doing so always dries me out too much so I find it best to not cleanse in the morning before LED).
It’s interesting hearing a different perspective as Bev (who I think is lovely) is the first person I’ve heard to suggest serums pre-LED. I’m still baffled as to why she suggested using L ascorbic acid BEFORE LED when this serum is known to be unstable and sensitive to light, which can cause it to degrade quickly so I can’t follow her logic on that one. She also mentions using SPF but isn’t clear whether she’s suggesting to use it before using LED light or after. Common sense is to use it after as we should all be using SPF, but not before you use LED light as SPF can block the light from penetrating your skin. I’m sure that’s what she meant but I wish she’d clarified this point. Her serum may be designed to work great with LED or with the specific Maysuma LED device, but I think she is definitely in the minority here with regard to suggesting using serums, especially light unstable L-ascorbic acid, prior to using red light. I am purchasing an Omnilux light panel that can go on different areas of the body, so not using a facemask or the particular brand LED device shown in the video and the panel recommends using on a clean face so I will follow those directions. Probably best to follow the directions for your particular device. I’ve yet to hear any devices suggest using products on your face with the exception of this video. Who knows? Maybe using serums pre-LED will turn out to be best practices but until then, I will stick to the recommendations of using red light on a clean face.
Thank you for the video it was so informative! I’ve just had my Botox but I shall get my led mask out of the cupboard and use it to my heart’s content 😂, plus with skincare now too 😁x
Hi, this was so informative and interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Please mention best exposure time aswell like 10, 20 or 30 minutes? Thank you 😊 🙏
There are a lot of affordable LED masks on Amazon. So long as the wavelength is in the right range, they should be just as effective as the more expensive masks no? 630-700nm ?
Have just ordered my subscription for the Maysama serum 👍..I'm 58 and been using the currentbody mask and neck led and love them,it was your original video with your mum Gemma and the neck mask that got me onto LED...the results are amazing. I now use mine every other day for maintenance 😁
??? I completely didn't understand her answer about not wearing goggles. I thought her answer was going to be about possible damaging the eyes or something. What in the world did she mean about sending signals to the brain???
It’s really very simple to understand. With static light, she said it’s not necessary to wear goggles. With pulsed light, because the skin on your eyelids is so thin, you can still see the light pulses that send signals to the brain which could be problematic for some people.
Would anyone know if using Deciem's Superoxide Dismutase Saccharide Mist would work similar to green tea for destroying the free radicals from LED? TIA 😃
A fantastic and informative video!! I started using the Maysama serum from your recommendation and im on my 3rd bottle now. I know there are most studies on red and near infrared lights, but can you delve into green and yellow light? I recently got the new CurrentBody mask that offers all 3 and I'm.curious to know your thoughts
I don’t know enough about green and yellow light and there isn’t enough scientific research to persuade me either way yet. That might change in the future x
I use Red light LED therapy mask because I don’t want to use more invasive procedures (I tried Botox once but I didn’t like my constant ‘surprised’ look) I’m not young (nearly 70) but I’m told I don’t look it - so my red light & skin cleansing will do for me plus good sleep!😂❤️
I had a full thickness cornea transplant about 2 years ago…I have had to take steroid eye drops daily since (which is bad for your eyes)otherwise I would start rejecting cornea within days… I have started using red light for skin without goggles (smallish mito table panel) and have drastically reduced my need for steroid eye drops… as a very welcome side effect .
Please bring her back. She’s been the most informative person that makes you understand it better. I am 45 and have been doing it 1.5 years now and am absolutely amazed at the results. Knowing about rooibos now will hopefully be even more life changing🤞🏼
What brand light?
@@anabutler2237 why not try to use Redfy ?
Can one use red light with an EEsystem
Ok, so watching as an optometrist at the innovative end of my profession, I am impressed. My practice routinely uses IPL (intense pulsed light) to treat the inflammatory side of dry eye and is shortly to commence photobiomodulation for retardation and potential improvement of dry macular degeneration. Our training is that pulsed equals goggles and no rejuvenating serums beforehand. After the age of 40 our retinal photoreceptor mitochondria (cellular batteries is a good analogy) just do not “hold the charge” ( think electric vehicles, worthless after a number of years as the batteries are so degraded. Blue light is literally a killer, it speeds up this degradation. Never use blue light therapies near your eyes!! Your excellent piece fleetingly refers to blue but please highlight this. We get so much exposure in our daily lives that we should all wear both a uv block and a blue blocking filter in our spex.
Thank you for this! Is it safe to use near infared wave lengths (I’m looking at a panel with multiple lengths) good and safe for dry eyes? I have dry eye disease.
Thank you
Can u go out in sun same day or next day? Thanks
I'm getting those treatments now!!! Do any of these "out of the box" treatments have any positive effect on glaucoma or the damage?
REF: Rosacea. I am 66. I discovered an easy solution to help my rid rosacea in my 40's. I keep a box of baking soda in my shower, sprinkle about 1/2 teaspoon in my hand and GENTLY rub on the rosacea foe about 15 seconds. I did this everyday till it cleared up (less than a week) and now do it about twice a week for maintenance. No, it does not tear my skin. I have suggested to many and it works!!
Wow! She’s an amazing teacher. You can bring her back anytime! Thank you for having her on your wonderful channel!
I've been using red light therapy for about 18 years. I do it 3 to 5 times a week usually at night while I'm watching tv. I do not use a serum with it but I recently started adding organic cold-pressed hexane-free castor oil to my moisturizers and that has made a huge huge huge huge difference in my skin!!!!!! Absolutely amazing!!!
Did you use the castor oil before red light or after ? Thanks
YAASSS! Castor oil is a game changer!
Any suggestions where I can purchase the castor oil? Thx!
@miracleyorkies4212 - Would be really nice if you would reply. I would like to know if you are using the castor oil during the treatment? I would assume the mask would get icky if you did.
@@Author_Alyssa_Taylor no, but I don't wash my face prior to using it. So there may be some that has absorbed in my skin from several hours prior to using it
I have an old LED multi-spectrum I purchased several years ago for $400. It works wonders!!! I even completely put in remission within 3 days a bad case of Shingles my mother in law had using LED light on her back. Healing Shingles rash takes about 6 months on medication...LED dried it up completely without ZERO medication.
Wow, that’s awesome! Good share, thanks 🌟
Amazon has some for 30-40 usd
@@NikasNeuroNuggets but are they effective? I'm tempted but worried about the quality.
@@marneangel7 yes!
@@NikasNeuroNuggetsplease send me the LED model you purchased
I bought a red light mask and then bought the Maysama serum and got amazing results. Then it ran out and so thought I'd try the current body green tea one and I felt it didn't work as well so I've just reordered my second bottle of maysama serum and will never be going back. Brilliant video Gemma. I love Bev. Could listen to her all day ❤
By far one of the top 5 videos I've seen on RUclips! Thank you so much!! Brilliant 👏 👏 👏
For the past two months, I've been using a red light therapy device from Future Form Official. Being in my late 50s, I decided to try it primarily for joint pain relief and to improve my skin tone. I dedicate 20 minutes each day to it, focusing on my face, neck, and upper chest. To my surprise, my chronic migraines have almost vanished, allowing me to sleep peacefully through the night. Additionally, my skin has become more radiant and youthful-looking. Despite my age, I've always been complimented on my skin, and this therapy has enhanced it even further. The experience is incredibly soothing, and I wholeheartedly recommend red light therapy for its diverse benefits.
How much did you pay?
@@NikkianaJones I payed 290 USD + free shipping :)
I got the same one. Do you use goggles? If so which ones?
Would love to see Bev as a regular on your channel Gemma. I could listen to her for hours! X
This QnA session is so thorough. The host absolutely covered all the possible questions, and Bev is so knowledgeable. I'm so glad that I stumbled upon this youtube! I've learned SO much!
I always think these are way too expensive for me to manage to buy but when i think of how much money i waste on makeup i dont wear - i could have saved up for one! Need to start a savings pot
Temu
They aren't as expensive as you may think. Sure, some are, but not all. Just read all the reviews, even the 1 star reviews. That will tell you what you need to know.
I use my red light mask as soon as my alarm goes off, before I even get out of bed. I hit the snooze button and it goes off at pretty much the same time as the treatment is done. I’ve had amazing results doing it this way and it very easily works into my schedule.
That’s genius! X
Oooo I’ve been thinking of doing that. I always snooze and think I could multitask, snooze and LED mask!
But if you do that you have your night treatment still on? Would that be ok?
@@PamperedWolf thanks! I can’t take credit for it though - I got the idea from Angie at Hot and Flashy!
@@nancyrogers5620 I’ve never had a problem doing that way. By the time the morning comes all my nighttime skin care is absorbed into my skin.
I wish someone would have asked how close you would have to sit in front of the pulsed light panel in order to get all the benefits?
This was an amazing video!! Very, very detailed and I got questions answered that I’ve had for a long time. I appreciate all the work that went into to this from the both of you!! And yes, please have Bev back on and tell her thank you!! Thank you Gemma!!!😊😊😊
I had eye surgery, lid reduction, i used. My celluma led light daily and the swelling and swelling went down remarkably. The doctor was somewhat amazed. I use near infrared daily on my legs due to restless leg syndrome. Also arthritis in my knee. Red light over shots. I wish I had the body table.
Hi there! Glad to hear it’s working! What type of panel are you using?
It doesn’t harm eyes?
Doesn’t harm eyes ?
@@juanitabird3766 Yes...my dr. had me wear googles when doing my face. his must be stronger
I have been doing Red light Led for years then I stopped and low and behold my skin improved rapidly once I stopped all I can think is that constant use isn't great but using it intermittently allows your skin to benefit perhaps recover?
How often were you using it? Because I get very sire red skin and led really helps that.
Great video. Personal advice tho - Avoid Current Body mask - it gave me and my friend hyperpigmentation. And for me it also led to extra type of growths around the face. Their customer support is also the worst!
Thank you for this video. It confirmed somethings I knew and taught me a few other things. I would like to see Bev back on the channel with you. Please extend my thanks to her as well. It's refreshing to hear an intelligent conversation regarding beauty treatments. Well done, the pair of you!
Thank you both!! And yes, please bring Bev back!! This has been the most thorough information I’ve heard on this subject… I’m so appreciative. You both are absolutely lovely. 🥰
I wish she’d talked about the mask vs the panel!
Great video.
I’ll do that at a later date x
@@PamperedWolf That would be great! I am curious about that as well.
I think this would make a great video! At Maysama, we get asked this a lot and it’s hard to summarise it all in an email!! 💚
I asked r red light expert Alex Fergus about this. You don’t need a mask if you have a panel. The panel fir me is better since I can’t target more areas
I agree
Loved this! So wonderful seeing you to together :)
And Bev, you answered some new questions for me too - thank you both!
I’ve seen Bev on other channels. For me, this was the most informative & useful Q&A she has done. Thank you!!
This was great info plus a refresher. I’ve been using Omnilux face & décolleté masks for about 2 yrs, 3x/wk, for 20 min. per treatment. I called Omnilux in 2022 & asked if one 20 min. vs. one 10 minute treatment done 3x/week was ok & was told it was just fine so I have been doing it that way since my purchase. Results have been finer skin pores, a decrease in (but not completely gone) hyperpigmentation/sun spots. LED has definitely been a great addition to my skincare routine!
Great video/interview with Bev. Yes, please have her on again anytime!😊
What is the frequency of the pulsed lights? For those of us who have already invested in a red light panel, is there an external plug we could purchase that would pulse the light?
Help! So CurrentBody has a new LED mask with more bulbs with higher intensity, with a chin strap! No brainer, right? BUT Jovs has a 4D Laser light mask that uses lasers rather than LED and is supposed to be 6x more effective than LED....do you anything about this?
I'm trying to heal my retina with red light therapy.What protocol would you suggest and what wavelength would you suggest?I just purchased a platinum biomax three hundred machine
Can you report results here?
As a biochemist I'm a little confused about the description of the cell "breathing in" molecules from the extracellular space.. The import and export of molecules in the cell is a highly regulated process involving lots of different receptors. How does swelling of the cell induce cellular uptake?
just another pseudo scientific jargon
The light is pulsing, so it's not the cell swelling after treatment. Although I would like to see the difference in tested cell uptake measured between constant red light treatment vs pulsed treatment. Perhaps there's more swelling pist treatment, leading us to believe it received more benefits.
Thank you Bev and Gemma! ❤ This a huge hobby of mine ! I am fascinated by the anatomy of the skin and how different skincare ingredients repair the skin down to the cellular level. I didn’t want this video to end 😁.
Thanks Samira, I'm so glad you enjoyed it xxx
The new LED mask from Maysama looks amazing. Covering the mouth is an excellent idea and so many different settings. Can’t wait to hear about it. I have the current body one but I’m very tempted by this one. It’s good to know I can use my LED mask in the morning whilst I snooze without even getting out of bed!
I need Bev’s full skincare routine she looks amazing!!
Yes ,please tell us all. Both of you are just stunning.
That’s a great idea!
Could it be the Botox?
I'm really interested in more studies using castor oil with LED red light masks. There is some evidence claiming castor oil increases the benefits significantly, but other experts say don't put oil on the skin prior to use. So confusing, LoL
If you put it on before, let it soak in about an hour or more
I love science so this was very informative!! I'm 61 so red liggt therapy is probably needed. I really loved the explanation of how and why this works. Thank you!!!!
You will not regret it. The difference it makes to your skin is just amazing! I’m 56 and been using one for almost 2 years
This was so helpful! You’ve answered so many questions I had on LED.
I’m a senior new to red light ty Very informative
Excellent!!! Cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this interview. Love learning new things and this is a fascinating science! Already have my red light now to just add my roobios to the routine
This was by far the best discussion on LED I have come across. Thoroughly enjoyed this!
This is the most enjoyable and informative skincare video I've ever watched! Wow. Thank you both Bev and Gemma.
I couldn’t agree more. Fantastic video. Great questions and answers.
Thank you so much!! This was excellent information, very helpful!! I bought the Current Body face and neck masks after you and your mom presented it a couple years ago, LOVE it!!! THANK YOU!
I couldn’t watch your video but 3:00. Your guest never looked at you, her host, and only spoke to the camera
LOOK for NM nano meters...it matters when buying a red light mask
This was one of the most informative interesting videos I've seen in ages - and I watch/read/listen a lot! When I understand the science is when I am the most motivated! Thanks to both of you! xx from Oregon
Thank you so much for this education! Her products and customer service are top notch. Yes, please bring her back - more is better 😊
Thank you so much Becky. We appreciate you! 💚
I dont like red light If feel over stimulated by led light just to much
Loved it! Super helpful, interesting and informative. And sweet! ❤
Brilliant and very informative really enjoyed this video Bev explained the science behind red light therapy in an easy to understand way.
Wow & Wow! What a great interview. Thank you for bringing in an expert and talking about the scientific basis. This is simply the best review I’ve seen. I wish I hadn’t gotten the mask but pulse - too late now. But you’ve given the info I need for optimising use.
This is one of the best, if not he best, skin videos I've watched. It went through every question that has occurred to me about red light (I'm a new but avid user). Thank you, truly, thank you!!
Fantastic! Excellent explanations, answering all my questions re: LED and I bought the serum in a flash!
watching this doing my Omnilux mask with Maysama serum ! Thanks to Hot and Flashy and Pampered Wolf !
Red light made a huge difference on 2 little pink moles on my chest. 1 disappeared and the other is getting smaller so I have hopes. Had I known that was going to happen I would have taken pictures. I had some darker moles and they have flattened out and lightened tremendously! I was shocked because I did not expect that. I go to a tanning salon that has red light and I go every other day and they are 10 min long sessions.
This was very informative, thank you Bev and Gemma.
Question: I do Finnish sauna every day (not infrared, just traditional dry sauna). What should I think of regarding the timing of the Red Light Therapy? As of now, I do sauna at lunch and LED in the evening to be safe, but I would prefer doing LED in the morning if it is not affected by my sauna a few hours later. Thanks!
This was the best thing I've watched in a long time. Thank you!
Thank you for this informative video. I have different red light therapy devices: face mask, gloves, neck and décolletage masks and the panel. I'm using only masks every other day, but didn't start to use the panel yet. Can the red light therapy be used daily or would it be too much?
Questions for Bev: 1. Do some people just not respond to red light therapy, and do we know why this might be? (I used the currentbody hand perfector unit for more than 6 months, as directed, with Maysama serum, and there was no visible change in my skin. In fact, my hand skin looks better since stopping!).
2. Is there a risk of fat loss from red light therapy?
Thanks 😊
I've read that red light therapy is used for fat loss, Google it, and there is a risk of losing fat in the face although I don't know if this is true. I probably only use 3 times a week for shorter period of time and when you're not accessing daylight. I've just bought a small once I have no idea yet if it's going to be useful, I'm hoping my eyesight will improve, but I'm still on the fence about red light therapy until I see evidence personally.
I developed light red spots using red light therapy and had to stop…Omnilux mask. Others have noted that as well. Why is this never addressed.
Bev is fantastic, such a fountain of knowledge. I hope to see her again on here 😊
Gemma….this was fantastic…thanks so much…you are a little gem..xx😊
Wow! This was so interesting and informative. Bev is a wealth of knowledge. Bring her back sometime! I learned so much! xx
Aww thank you so much Elizabeth! 💚
So great to see the two of you together! Thank you fir a very informative and fun video Gemma and Bev
Hi Claudia x
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone. This has been immensely helpful. ❤
YES!!!! Bring her back. I saw her on another RUclips video last year and learned so much about pulsed red light. I've not invested in any red light mask because no one had a pulsing one. I'm so excited about this Maysama mask. However, I also need something for my "turkey neck" and was hoping they would come out with a neck and decolletage light therapy too. ??? My skin and neck are looking way better with just using Dr. Pen and ZIIP. But now it's time to invest in the red light therapy. This video is even better than the one I saw last year. Thank you!!! 🥰
Curious if the man that "wrote the paper on green tea and red light" is the man that reported his experience with green tea bags and red light? I am hoping there are actual legit studies and papers written that are a bit more robust.
Some of the questions that people ask are just common sense ,,my word😂
I hear that🤣🤣😳
This is brilliant Gemma! I bought the CB mask ..5 days ago using your code and some green tea serum… so this is perfect timing❤ I appreciated the discount and now your answering all my questions 😊
This is the best video I’ve ever watched and the most knowledge I’ve learned from anyone. I think I need to watch it again to soak in all that knowledge in!
Thank you! I just started red light therapy, and that was very helpful. Please bring the sweet lady back❤
Thank you for all this information. So so helpful. And I love Maysama!!
So interesting and informative. Thank you Bev for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.....and to you Gemma for having Bev on here, what a fab idea! Well done both.....hope you enjoyed your lunch 😊
Thank you so much! 💚
Love all the information. I have been using Maysama Green Roobois for about a year. Just started red light therapy about 5 weeks ago. Excited to compare my 3 month pictures.
Has there been any improvement?
The only unanswered question is how to afford a light box and are there more affordable options?
Thank u Gemma. Love this lady. I want to hear her talk for days. She's wonderful. I really enjoyed this video. U knocked it out of the park. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much Janie. Truly appreciated 💚
Love this video! We want more Bev!👏🏼
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Well made and very informative. These are questions I have had for a year or two, especially whether it's necessary to cleanse the face before LED (because doing so always dries me out too much so I find it best to not cleanse in the morning before LED).
It’s interesting hearing a different perspective as Bev (who I think is lovely) is the first person I’ve heard to suggest serums pre-LED. I’m still baffled as to why she suggested using L ascorbic acid BEFORE LED when this serum is known to be unstable and sensitive to light, which can cause it to degrade quickly so I can’t follow her logic on that one. She also mentions using SPF
but isn’t clear whether she’s suggesting to use it before using LED light or after. Common sense is to use it after as we should all be using SPF, but not before you use LED light as SPF can block the light from penetrating your skin. I’m sure that’s what she meant but I wish she’d clarified this point. Her serum may be designed to work great with LED or with the specific Maysuma LED device, but I think she is definitely in the minority here with regard to suggesting using serums, especially light unstable L-ascorbic acid, prior to using red light. I am purchasing an Omnilux light panel that can go on different areas of the body, so not using a facemask or the particular brand LED device shown in the video and the panel recommends using on a clean face so I will follow those directions. Probably best to follow the directions for your particular device. I’ve yet to hear any devices suggest using products on your face with the exception of this video. Who knows? Maybe using serums pre-LED will turn out to be best practices but until then, I will stick to the recommendations of using red light on a clean face.
Thank you for the video it was so informative! I’ve just had my Botox but I shall get my led mask out of the cupboard and use it to my heart’s content 😂, plus with skincare now too 😁x
Hi, this was so informative and interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Please mention best exposure time aswell like 10, 20 or 30 minutes? Thank you 😊 🙏
Question: is it okay to use red light if you have hypothyroidism? Thanks
O wow I enjoyed this and also because I am South African and Afrikaans: so I can pronounce "rooibos"!😊
This was so informative, so helpful. Thanks for organising this Gemma 👏
I knew the products would be outrageous. I thought she said no products with oil? The serum has like 6 kinds?!
I clean my face with Micellar Water and afterwards Rosewater and than put the
LED redlight mask for 10 minutes for 3 times a week. Is it okay?
Roobios is the general contractor 😅
There are a lot of affordable LED masks on Amazon. So long as the wavelength is in the right range, they should be just as effective as the more expensive masks no? 630-700nm ?
Thank you Gemma for this very informative video. All my questions were answered. Wish you the best ❤
Have just ordered my subscription for the Maysama serum 👍..I'm 58 and been using the currentbody mask and neck led and love them,it was your original video with your mum Gemma and the neck mask that got me onto LED...the results are amazing. I now use mine every other day for maintenance 😁
Excellent video! Thank you both for your detailed info and overall clear wisdom on this topic. Plus, you both have such beautiful skin! 🙏
Thank you so much. Bev is a wonderful source of real sience information.
??? I completely didn't understand her answer about not wearing goggles. I thought her answer was going to be about possible damaging the eyes or something. What in the world did she mean about sending signals to the brain???
It’s really very simple to understand. With static light, she said it’s not necessary to wear goggles. With pulsed light, because the skin on your eyelids is so thin, you can still see the light pulses that send signals to the brain which could be problematic for some people.
Thank you so much for this brilliant information ❤
Very good video!!!!! Thank you. I always miss the questions in the Community Tab - need to remember to check those.
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Would anyone know if using Deciem's Superoxide Dismutase Saccharide Mist would work similar to green tea for destroying the free radicals from LED? TIA 😃
A fantastic and informative video!! I started using the Maysama serum from your recommendation and im on my 3rd bottle now. I know there are most studies on red and near infrared lights, but can you delve into green and yellow light? I recently got the new CurrentBody mask that offers all 3 and I'm.curious to know your thoughts
I don’t know enough about green and yellow light and there isn’t enough scientific research to persuade me either way yet. That might change in the future x
I use Red light LED therapy mask because I don’t want to use more invasive procedures (I tried Botox once but I didn’t like my constant ‘surprised’ look) I’m not young (nearly 70) but I’m told I don’t look it - so my red light & skin cleansing will do for me plus good sleep!😂❤️
I love my Maysama Pulse LED Panel!!!!!! But I was a little surprised that there was no information in regards to her new LED pulse mask. :(
Make sure you tune in to this Thursday’s video x