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I just did some research because I got curious. “Infrared and visible red light is beamed on to the stretch marks. The treatment causes a reduction of the apparent scarring of the stretch marks, softening and flattening their appearance.”
Aw really?? I didn’t know that the light coming from the sun can have a result like this.
@nutrisha01 – Hi, I’m curious what is this bulb for?
I’ve been hearing a lot about the blue and green light is this also applicable before bed?
@yayanyayan – I agree with this. I suggest to consult the doctor first if they found some negative effects. So far of using this have you encountered some bad effects?
I’m also wondering about this. Maybe I’ll give this a try and see for myself about the result.
Hi, I just read that, Red and yellow light bulbs don’t actually repel mosquitoes. In fact, we’ve found some research that proves mosquitoes are actually MORE attracted to blue and green lights than red lights.
@mommyheart – have you tried the blue light? Some people are suggesting blue because it’s more into acne treatments.
Hmm, In our case we’re not seeing any side effects from using this. Also, our baby is enjoying her sleep with the red light therapy.
Thanks for acknowledging, we all know that in this kind of pandemic we really need to boost our body.
I agree that this is really good for anti aging. Because it can help your skin issues, scarring and signs of aging.
@paupauu001 – Hi, other benefits are like treating wrinkles, lowering blood pressure, age spots, relaxation, anti aging and more. You can also get a different benefits from other lights like green and blue light.
@mariedith – Yes, when ultra violet light hits our skin unprotected it can cause photodamage in the deepest layer of the skin and it takes years before becoming visible.
Hi, Anyone here can recommend how many bulbs should I need if I want to make a sauna room that can fit 3 people?
I do have that! But on my neck. Do you think RLT is the right solution? Been using a lot of creams for it