Basic Guide for Your LED light Skin Care Journey

IN THIS ARTICLE:

• 1. Why Does My LED Mask Have So Many Colors?
• 2. LED Light Mask Color Guide
•     Red Light The Anti-Aging Wonder
•     Blue Light for Oily and Acne Prone Skin
•     Revitalize with Green Light
•     The Power of Cyan Light
•     Soothing and Calming Light Blue
•     Purple Light for Better Circulation
• 3. Ready to Make Your LED Light Mask Comparison?

LED light therapy in the form of masks has become a popular skincare trend in recent years with celebrities and influencers jumping on the bandwagon. This beauty trend happily delivers on its promises: improved acne management, reduced signs of skin aging, and spa-quality treatment in the comfort of your own home. Before starting your own LED light skincare journey, here are some facts about the therapy that puts the skin in a good light.

A LED therapy beauty mask uses non-thermal light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that emit long UV-free wavelengths of light that penetrate the layers of the skin. Light energy released does not damage the skin but instead activates the skin photoreceptors that kickstart the skin’s natural processes. This includes collagen production which does wonders to the skin. 

WHY DOES MY LED MASK HAVE SO MANY COLORS?

LEDs produce various wavelengths of light corresponding to different visible colors. These colors penetrate the skin in varying layers. The results also vary depending on which light was used. Which light suits your skin type? Does LED light mask work on normal skin too? It depends on your skin concern.  

LED LIGHT MASK COLOR GUIDE

Red Light, the Anti-Aging Wonder

Red light is first and foremost a healing light. It was first used as a treatment to cure the painful side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. For cosmetic use, this particular wavelength penetrates roughly 8 to 10 mm below the skin’s surface, stimulating the production of collagen.   

Increased production of collagen smoothens the skin and reduces the formation and appearance of wrinkles. This protein also keeps the skin elastic and smooth. Use the Project E Beauty RED LED+ Anti-Aging Therapy to help improve skin, especially around the eye area and forehead.

The RED LED+ is equipped with 40 red bulbs that can be used continuously or in pulse mode. Routine use of this non-invasive beauty device helps boost collagen production and accelerate blood circulation to fight the signs of aging and keep the skin healthy. 

Blue Light for Oily and Acne-Prone Skin

Give your acne-prone skin a break with high-intensity blue light that reaches down to the follicles and pores to destroy acne-forming bacteria. This type of light may also help in reducing the activity of oil glands to prevent further acne formation. To facilitate skin healing, blue light soothes and has a calming effect on inflamed skin.

Complement your acne-fighting routine with the Project E Beauty LumaGlow Red & Blue Light Therapy. It uses 44 blue LED bulbs that trigger bacteria-killing action, cleansing and sterilizing pores to prevent the spread of infection among skin cells. Great for oily skin as it helps regulate oil production. Experience the anti-aging benefits of red light while treating acne using this device.        

Revitalize with Green Light

Green light works at the cellular level to help reveal a brighter complexion. Exposure to green light also enhances the drainage of excess fluids from your face, leaving it a tad slimmer, refreshed, and youthful-looking. Green light therapy has an added effect on well-being as it helps people relax, providing relief from the stresses of daily life. 

The Power of Cyan Light

This bluish-green tinge combines the power of different light wavelengths to target a variety of skin problems. It can kill acne-causing bacteria, relieve red and irritated skin, and promote collagen and elastin production to fight skin aging.

Why choose only one when you can have a device equipped with all the wavelength colors available? Project E Beauty’s Photon Skin Rejuvenation Face & Neck Mask uses 7-color technology to address a wide range of skin concerns. Discover a convenient and painless way to get rid of wrinkles, discoloration, clogged pores, loose and saggy skin, and so much more.

Here’s an added feature: this rejuvenation mask comes with an LED panel equipped with 40 LED lights dedicated to neck treatment. The skin on the neck area is also prone to signs of skin aging but is often neglected when it comes to skincare.

Soothing and Calming Light Blue

Similar to its parent color, the light blue wavelength gives your irritated skin a break from redness and inflammation. Light blue energy promotes faster healing of acne-prone skin and controlled oil production.   

Purple Light for Better Circulation

Purple Light is a combination of red and blue wavelengths, meaning it's twice as powerful and beneficial to the skin. It stimulates cellular oxygenation that enhances blood circulation on the face. Exposure to purple light helps accelerate cell regeneration to reveal younger-looking skin.

Conveniently experience the benefits of blue and red light therapies with the Project E Beauty LED Light Therapy Mask - Silicone. Get comfortable doing light treatments during trips or just about anywhere with this lightweight and flexible beauty mask. It delivers anti-aging and healing energies with the help of 66 high-intensity bulbs that work with just the push of a button.

Rejuvenate with Light Green

The light green or lime color helps minimize large pores, smoothen out wrinkles and fine lines, and fight acne for total skin rejuvenation. Suitable for dark spots and hyperpigmentation issues, lime helps reveal a brighter and glowing complexion.

Ready to make your LED light mask comparison?

Skincare has never been this easy and convenient. Get the most out of your LED light mask by choosing the right colored light and incorporating it into your skincare routine. The LED light mask benefits the skin in a number of ways and guarantees a painless and non-invasive way to achieve glowing, youthful skin without downtime.

 written by Sophie Flair

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