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Sun Jan 26, 2014 12:43 pm

girltwocb wrote:

Here's the crazy thing, I get the same results with this plant grow light I bought off ebay...

The trick is to get is as close to the skin as possible and get in at least a half hour twice a week.

Cheers,
Christine Byer

What type of LED light do you recommend for rosacea? Question

My nose has been "Rudolph" like for years. Wink

I have an AALS that I have been using on my face, but not my nose. I just discovered that the red nose is rosacea, and not just forever sunburned.

Tue Jan 17, 2017 12:39 pm

Thanks for all the information. Everyone still happy with the LED Man products? Has anyone tried Light Therapy Options? Or should I go with another unit?

Thanks!

free skin care · Wed Jan 18, 2017 7:29 pm

Hey there,

Because you are asking the question, I am responding but my response may not fit in the LED Man thread.

In about 2009 I purchased a handheld red/infrared from Rita at ProLight and have used it since. It's small and I've wanted more coverage. In fact full body coverage Smile

I shopped around and bought two red-light panels (660 nm) and 4 near-infrared bulbs (850 nm) and will hang all on panels. I want to see how I like them, whether I will use them, and determine if I should save up for a red/near-infrared spa. For now, I am enjoying my makeshift situation.

I published an article today about skin and health benefits of LED use and options to easily use LED.

http://www.skinremodelingdiy.com/blog/http/wwwskinremodelingdiycom/2016/01/17/increase-collagen-reduce-wrinkles-reduce-pain-and-detox-with-light-emitting-diodes-led

I have not compared the Joules of these lights to those used in the NASA studies. Anyone know? For now, my red light bathroom spa feels awesome! I'll monitor my skin and health condition in 6 months (can't help myself, I expect terrific results!)

Hydrogeogirl

Thu Jan 19, 2017 1:56 pm

Thanks Deborah

I would love your haircare regime!! One reason I am looking into the red light is to stimulate hair growth, prevent thinning and shedding.

You actually provided an even a better response that I had hoped. I am looking for a device. I will certainly look into ProLights as I don't believe there is much of a difference with the expensive handhelds.

Would love to hear from others as well.

free skin care · Sat Jan 21, 2017 9:25 pm

Hi!

Briefly, I don't want to hijack the thread...hair and skin are dependent on lifestyle so a variety of whole foods with plenty of veggies and fruit are excellent. I take nutraceuticals to augment nutrition as well. I have been using coconut oil, avocado oil or pumpkin seed oil, all organic and raw (unrefined) on my hair (& in my kitchen Smile

HGG

Fri Jan 27, 2017 12:49 pm

Hi Bee, I have purchased through Light Therapy Options. I have Red, Yellow and Green lights. Happy customer. I get much more use out of red and yellow than green, but the bulbs themselves are incredible and the customer service was also good. I'd recommend for sure.

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