LumaGlow | Blue LED Light Therapy

Ma fille est ravie.

Cool kit. Easy to use. Yet to see any changes on my face

-Would I get it again or recommend it – Maybe- but if you have any seizure risk to bright or flashing, strobing lights please note that it has that function and you likely should avoid using it.-Why: This is very, very intense blue light therapy. It's hard to imagine it being any stronger in a professional's office. You will absolutely need to wear the included goggles, it's so strong (see pictures).-Seizure risk caution: One of the buttons makes it strobe and flash like a strobe light. There may be some therapeutic benefit to this, but this is very dangerous for those with seizures who may accidentally press it not knowing it's there.-If you have seizures or sensitivity to flashing strobes, the button is very easy to push (see instructions in the pictures) on accident during use. It might not be worth the risk of accidental exposure to a strobe light if you have seizures. Frankly I would not risk it if I were at risk of inducing a seizure.-I get sick (immediately nauseated, dizzy) around strobe lights but don't seize but freeze up and get immediately disoriented (I suspect I could have a seizure with enough exposure). It's so easy to accidentally push the strobe flash button, it worries me. I was able to get it off, but the effect (from any strobe, not just this) is so intense on me, I worry I won't be able to get it off in time. It's a bit worrying.Pros:-This is a very, very strong blue LED light (see pictures). It's hard to imagine a light any stronger than this. If you think you've seen strong LED lights in other devices, this one is likely going to be the strongest you've seen. I know it's the strongest I've ever seen. It's so strong it's a little scary even without the strobe. It may be too intense even without the strobe for some people.-Well made, well balanced in the hand and doesn't try to slip out of your hand during use. No sharp spots or rough edges on the handle or treatment head.-USB rechargeable (comes with a USB cord) you provide your own plug or power source.Cons:-The strobe button is very easy to push on accident and make it flash like a strobe light. I'd avoid it if this is a risk for you. You can accidentally press it while holding it.-You will need the included goggles. They work very well to make it tolerable. This is so bright and intense I wouldn't feel safe or tolerate using it without them. It’s a serious light treatment.-The treatment head comes off and on. It looked like they could have included a red light therapy as well, but they didn't. At this high price point, I'd have hoped they would have offered both together.-Not necessarily a con but should be noted: blue light therapy only-no red, no heat, no cold, no sonic or massage.Final Thoughts:-It's hard to imagine there are many at home devices (or in-office) this intense for the light therapy. It's like having a flashlight in your face. The final picture I took (see pictures) it is in the dark and it looks like it makes a good flashlight. It’s a very high powered intense blue light treatment.-This is going to be a powerful device for those who aren't at risk of a seizure (or migraine) from the flashing light. It doesn't flash if you don't press the flash. But I found it very, very easy to accidentally when handling it, not just turning it off and on or adjusting it.-Those with seizures would likely be safer to skip this due to the risk of exposure on accident to the strobe function. And it is a very, very intense strobe as the light is so intense.-You will need to use the included eye protection. It would likely be intolerable for most people without it, it’s that intense.

This "Project E Beauty LumaGlow Blue LED Light Therapy | FDA Cleared Photon Light Treatment Anti Acne Spot Scars Removal Anti-Inflammation Spa Home Daily Skin Care Facial Device (Blue Light)" wand is easy to use. The wand covers quite a bit of my daughter's skin and she has no trouble manipulating it. She has a few blemish scars that she's focusing on using this LED Light Therapy wand. I have a full mask that I use with multiple light features and know that this type of skin therapy is effective. So far, it hasn't irritated her skin. Everything takes time, but I'm sure she'll benefit eventually.(Helpful? I hope so. Let me know.)