Wrinkle Retreat Light Therapy Face Mask

I am a huge fan of light therapy, and have been using it for the last decade or so after my derm introduced me to it. I've been following this brand for a few years after first learning about them in Vogue. I am skeptical of most skincare tools (as should everyone) because there's so much junk out there with pseudoscience. I started using LED Face Masks a few years ago, and after being disappointed with results I started researching more about what actually makes some more effective than others. The key thing to focus on is the irradiance/output of the light, and its wavelength. To put it simply, if it's not the right wavelength (measured in nanometers) of red light and/or infrared that actually heals skin, then you're basically just putting a flashlight on your face. This mask uses the most studied, clinically proven wavelengths of red and infrared light (630nm and 830nm, respectively). Then, most importantly, this mask has the ideal output for results: 45mw/cm2. What does this mean? you're getting a powerful dose that will actually deliver the anti-aging, collagen boosting results you're looking for. Most of the masks on the market have 5-15mw/cm2, which is why SO MANY of my girlfriends are not happy with their masks (even expensive brands like Hi Dose, Omnilux, Dennis Gross etc.) Make sure you ease your skin into using light therapy. I see a comment here about burning skin - this really can only happen if you OVER-DO it with the mask. Start slow, every other day, and stick to 10 mins a day. And make sure you’re not using harsh products like retinol, etc. at the same time as the treatment or you could have a reaction. I use retinol but I time it to be about 6-8 hours apart from my Solawave mask. The only thing I use in tandem with the mask is the Lightboost face & neck cream, after cleansing my skin. In summary: if you want to see results from Light Therapy for your face, this is the product to buy, from the most reputable brand I’ve found yet.