Yeah. I didn’t watch the full video but my guess so that she is sponsored by the company and she has her own special code you can use to buy their overpriced light mask that’ll break in 2 months
Idk about her results but a few months ago my mom bought this led light therapy device and we thought it was bs so it went unused for months. I was bored like a week ago and decided to give it a try. It has green, blue and red in that order and it’s not a mask it’s a device you hold and move around on your face and it changes colors in its own time. I used it everyday and believe me when I say the results are insane. I take amazing care of my skin but it seemed like I could never get rid of red/green/dark spots on my skin and I felt self conscious of my bare face because of it and after a week or so of using it my skin is now all one color (except the genetic dark circles under my eyes and if they weren’t a dead giveaway you’d almost think I have foundation on.) it’s insane how big of a difference it makes. Idk about acne since I never had it to begin with but if you’re out of solutions I do suggest giving it a try. Edit: although, please remember that one size doesn’t fit all. What works for me might not work for you and vice versa.
For all of you non believers, there’s actual research behind the Red light therapy and all the benefits. However I wouldn’t recommend the one Kourtney uses since it’s a cheaper version marketed to younger people, there’s not even light bulbs on that thing. Spend your money on current body or other brands instead that have light bulbs
LEDs aren't light bulbs. They are used because they're cheap and more diffuse than LASERs. They probably also don't heat up as much as light bulbs and easier to control the wavelength
@@basewho5230 Meant to type LED diodes which are also bulbs, not light bulbs. But yes I am talking about the cheap 130$ one she uses with not a single diode on it.
The research is funded by the people who sell the devices. Funny that. Red light waves also come from the sun and if we are huddled around a fire like in olden days, and known to lower cortisol. Which will have big effects, helping sleep too. So I definitely believe in that, but not all the other cult sounding claims.
@@devinsims8027do you mean milia? I think mine is worse since using this device :( also a mark on my nose that doesn't go away overnight.. I'm on my second week using this by the way 🙃
I’ve had mine for a year but I just started to use it consistently. I was thinking the same thing. I need googles like when people use tanning beds. I’m not sure why but I just don’t feel comfortable leaving my eyes opened. I always close them in fear that it might damage my eyes.
Been using this device for 2 months now, daily. Went for a drink yesterday and friend goes - have you had a procedure done? Your skin looks insane. I’m not lying. I think others see it more than us because we see our face every day in the mirror, so hard to tell.
I have this same mask (bought with my own money on Black Friday) and it has been INSANE for my pigmentation 🙏 Well worth the investment! I took pics when I first started in natural daylight and will be sharing the result on my channel v.soon! I do use for between 10-20min a day..... I find I can still get things done whilst using it, so doesn't feel like it's taking time away from my day 😊
I believe it's worth it. I read a lot of articles that say that LED helps with skin aging and removing blemishes. I'm using a UFO and it's so good. I'd also love to try a LED mask. The FAQ 202 mask has been on my wishlist for so looong.
It looks like you can use them, but just to be safe you can switch off days or do rlt in the morning and tret at night. General consensus seems to be sure, but be careful about overdoing it
You're supposed to use red light masks every other night, not every night, or your skin will not have time to recover between treatments. Defeats the purpose.
Ah, I wanted to know the results! It looks really nice! Might make the investment someday, but by the time I have the money, the damage will probably be irreversible 😂
@@estelacarrilloanaya7307it’s kinda scammy tho. you can get some stuff on there fs but a lot of people either never receive their packages or just receive shitty products
@@newbeginnings-yq9pt yes, that's what she said, but the manufacturer(ie currentbody )says to use it 3-5 times a week for 4 weeks and subsequently as desired but no more that 5 times per week. And anecdotally I use it as per the manufacturer's instructions and got results. In the faq they say you can use it daily, but it is not more efficient than the recommended time.
There is. I spent over 400 on the dr dennis gross one. It is a holy grail. P.S the science is there. The doctors of Pro athletes, use red light led to heal injuries, all of the most expensive spas use led as treatments. So dont knock it till you try it 😜
It's really hard to believe when you used different lighting in the before and after
Yeah. I didn’t watch the full video but my guess so that she is sponsored by the company and she has her own special code you can use to buy their overpriced light mask that’ll break in 2 months
FAKE RESULTS NOT THE SAME LIGHTING. DIFFERENT ANGLE IN EACH PICTURE SO MOVE ON
Idk about her results but a few months ago my mom bought this led light therapy device and we thought it was bs so it went unused for months. I was bored like a week ago and decided to give it a try. It has green, blue and red in that order and it’s not a mask it’s a device you hold and move around on your face and it changes colors in its own time. I used it everyday and believe me when I say the results are insane. I take amazing care of my skin but it seemed like I could never get rid of red/green/dark spots on my skin and I felt self conscious of my bare face because of it and after a week or so of using it my skin is now all one color (except the genetic dark circles under my eyes and if they weren’t a dead giveaway you’d almost think I have foundation on.) it’s insane how big of a difference it makes. Idk about acne since I never had it to begin with but if you’re out of solutions I do suggest giving it a try.
Edit: although, please remember that one size doesn’t fit all. What works for me might not work for you and vice versa.
wat led mask is this
Can you please share the name of your devixe?
The name please?
The name please!
Any recommendations for dark circles
For all of you non believers, there’s actual research behind the Red light therapy and all the benefits. However I wouldn’t recommend the one Kourtney uses since it’s a cheaper version marketed to younger people, there’s not even light bulbs on that thing. Spend your money on current body or other brands instead that have light bulbs
LEDs aren't light bulbs. They are used because they're cheap and more diffuse than LASERs. They probably also don't heat up as much as light bulbs and easier to control the wavelength
@@basewho5230 Meant to type LED diodes which are also bulbs, not light bulbs. But yes I am talking about the cheap 130$ one she uses with not a single diode on it.
The research is funded by the people who sell the devices. Funny that.
Red light waves also come from the sun and if we are huddled around a fire like in olden days, and known to lower cortisol. Which will have big effects, helping sleep too. So I definitely believe in that, but not all the other cult sounding claims.
Studies show that red light therapy by laser works. Red light therapy by LEDs doesn't.
Is Omnilux ok? What about Project E Beauty?
Led therapy works but if it doesn’t come with goggles it’s skeptical.
U dont need googles for red light but with blue only
You should use goggles with both to prevent bumps around your eyes.
@@devinsims8027do you mean milia? I think mine is worse since using this device :(
also a mark on my nose that doesn't go away overnight..
I'm on my second week using this by the way 🙃
I mean it's visible light... You could just close your eyes.
I’ve had mine for a year but I just started to use it consistently. I was thinking the same thing. I need googles like when people use tanning beds. I’m not sure why but I just don’t feel comfortable leaving my eyes opened. I always close them in fear that it might damage my eyes.
Been using this device for 2 months now, daily. Went for a drink yesterday and friend goes - have you had a procedure done? Your skin looks insane. I’m not lying. I think others see it more than us because we see our face every day in the mirror, so hard to tell.
I just bought this device for the face, neck, and upper chest area. I'm so excited to use this. I have a handheld that works well, too.
That is very true. Definitely gonna have to try this out
@@guineapigmom8968 can you share your experience?
I have this same mask (bought with my own money on Black Friday) and it has been INSANE for my pigmentation 🙏 Well worth the investment! I took pics when I first started in natural daylight and will be sharing the result on my channel v.soon! I do use for between 10-20min a day..... I find I can still get things done whilst using it, so doesn't feel like it's taking time away from my day 😊
Did you make a video ? I looked and didn't see anything but workouts . Did it work for you ?
@@tiffanychill8219 I didn't make a video, but yes it's totally worked for me, I love it :)
Literally couldn’t tell the difference. Not to mention the photos were taken in different light
Basically a video of:Your bathroom light vs natural light…
For 40 - 60up age you will know if these gadgets are really effective
I believe it's worth it. I read a lot of articles that say that LED helps with skin aging and removing blemishes. I'm using a UFO and it's so good. I'd also love to try a LED mask. The FAQ 202 mask has been on my wishlist for so looong.
I have the current body mask, been using for years now, great for my eczema flare ups 👍
What a comparison!!! Nothing clear. One without flash and other with flash and filter
I’m doing my research. I want to purchase one, but don’t want to spend soy of money that instead of good will hurt my skin and pocket.
Lights wont hurt you skin
Your Skin looks SO good
It does but I would like to see it without professional lighting
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Which mask is this?
Yours are the most informative and bias free skincare videos..!
😂😂😂😂❤
Omg! I have read the comments. I have exactly what Kourtney have. I shld start using it consistently
What brand is it
Have you used the irestore helmet? Can't remember if you have
Can you use this if you’re also on tretinoin
It looks like you can use them, but just to be safe you can switch off days or do rlt in the morning and tret at night. General consensus seems to be sure, but be careful about overdoing it
You have to use it for a year or more to see a difference. These pics are taken in different lighting without a difference.
I'm pretty sure you don't have to do that, the studies were not a year long. But I agree with the lighting
What is the name of the device? Cost?
You're supposed to use red light masks every other night, not every night, or your skin will not have time to recover between treatments. Defeats the purpose.
Ah, I wanted to know the results!
It looks really nice! Might make the investment someday, but by the time I have the money, the damage will probably be irreversible 😂
:(
U can buy cheap ones, led is just led. I got one today for 1780rs which is like 22 USD n theres cheaper ones available than that too.
Where can I get this ?!
Which brand?
👍❤️ thank you
Yes I want to try it!
God bless you
Why would a 19yr old need to 'fix' her skin??
What is your skin problem?
I want to see this on dark skin. Because my acne scars are stubborn. I’m gonna try it though
thanks
Where can you buy one that is good but not super expensive?
Temu
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 boy said Temu
@@mr.classicman9038 there is nothing wrong with temu I bought one of temu and it works Amazing so stfu
@@estelacarrilloanaya7307it’s kinda scammy tho. you can get some stuff on there fs but a lot of people either never receive their packages or just receive shitty products
How much does it costs
Fantastic !
I've read that the last hour before sunset gives a similar effect to the skin
Nice 😊
10 minutes a day is too long? Who doesn’t have that amount of time? It’s literally nothing.
the manufacturer says you should use it from 3-5 days a week not daily
Don't know which one you're on about but the Currentbody one which is the LED she has says to use it daily for best results.
@@newbeginnings-yq9pt yes, that's what she said, but the manufacturer(ie currentbody )says to use it 3-5 times a week for 4 weeks and subsequently as desired but no more that 5 times per week. And anecdotally I use it as per the manufacturer's instructions and got results. In the faq they say you can use it daily, but it is not more efficient than the recommended time.
You are not supposed to use it daily, 3-5 times a week, over using it does not provide any more benefits
I have the same led mask you have and I worried that you’re not wearing the goggles given because honestly the lights r so bright!!!!
The one She’s using cost $90 ni la right now bc of mother a day
Same
You can use it every other day
actually thought this was lana rhodes
What color helps with Uv damage ?
Red light helps with photo aging
@@calisteo99winner54is there a study showing results?
This can not be good for the eyes…..
Don't use it in the evening or later.
You'll haven't trouble sleeping.
Rlt is said to improve sleep quality
You are absolutely beautiful.
People eat healthy and exercise. Any issues post that consult dermatologist, but ya really dont have to go the extra mile if your basics are clear❤
cant tell a difference
i am Guna get a panel instead of a mask
The con is that it takes 10 minutes??? Your lazy is next level.
The LYMA laser
Lifewave Alavida trio patch am pm lotion 30 days
You rich 👀
What cost is that thing?, I really wants to know
$380
This cant be good for your eyes
And there’s no SCIENCE BEHIND IT.
Actually there is science behind it but more for the red light and not the others. You can search it.
There is. I spent over 400 on the dr dennis gross one. It is a holy grail. P.S the science is there. The doctors of Pro athletes, use red light led to heal injuries, all of the most expensive spas use led as treatments. So dont knock it till you try it 😜
If you have sunspots /melasma it will make it worse
@@saramelle could you please show me any papers on that? I really can’t find anything
Thanks in advance!
There is. Loads. You can look it up. And red light does not damage melasma or cause tanning. Not unless your device is heating up. Which it shouldn't
Beware of facial fat loss when using such a thing.
That only happens with lasers that generate heat