LumaGlow Red & Blue | LED Light Therapy Wand

This Project E Beauty LumaGlow for Red & Blue LED Light Therapy makes a good impression. It’s a rechargeable unit that’s lightweight but still looks and feels sturdy. It’s easy to operate and functions properly. The device is comfortable to hold, and it’s a cinch to swap the magnetic red and blue light attachments. The device comes with goggles for eye protection and good instructions that are easy to understand.I’ve tested out this device for short periods after cleansing, and it’s a pain free device I’d like to use regularly to see to if it can help with wrinkles, occasional breakouts and so on. But the instructions indicate “Do not use” this device in common situations that apply to me. So I’ve only tried this device a few times in short increments to see what it’s like to use and make sure it works.I can’t use this device as it says “Do not use” if you’ve had a migraine in the last two years, if using a product with an AHA or glycolic acid, or are taking/using anything that can cause photosensitivity (e.g., NSAIDS and retinoids). And I use skincare with citrus essential oils. The instructions also say “do not use” if pregnant or taking/using antibiotics, neuroleptics, antifungals, steroid shots and so on.The device seems like it’s good quality and easy enough to use that I’d be able to stick with it over time if suitable for me. But I can’t gauge it’s effectiveness first hand, and FDA clearance doesn’t mean FDA found the device effective. It may well provide some benefits…

I heard of these red therapies for wrinkles and blue light for blemishes and acnes a long time ago. Luckily, now I have a chance to use it at home. Since the result is very slow and gradual, it is hard to tell in a couple of days.This light therapy is just a simple handheld little device with two magnetic attachments that can be interchanged for different purposes, red for skin rejuvenation and blue for blemishes.I used the red light for my forehead, cheek, and neck area for 10 minutes each for the past 2 days. It was no surprise that I had not noticed any difference yet. But on the other hand, the blue light seems to be drying up the sebums in my nose area fairly quickly. So maybe this device is more effective for blemishes than wrinkles or fine lines.

This Project Beauty LumaGlow Red and Blue therapy light comes with protective glasses, 1 Red LED therapy light, 1 Blue LED therapy light and a manual. It’s super easy to use, there is a “Play/stop” button, a “Timer” button and “Pulse” button. You are suppose to use this therapy light with your glasses and with your device hovering 2-3 cm away from your face. Move your device in a circular motions over your skin.This device is pretty powerful so you will definitely need your protective glasses. It seems just as strong as my FDA approved LED face mask that works really well(I’ll post a pic to compare). It’s too soon to say I’ve had any anti-aging effects (red light) but with more time I think should. I also should add that the glasses are actually quite comfortable. So there shouldn’t be anything holding you back from enjoying using this device. Haha I am liking mine so far!