Blue LED+ | Acne Light Therapy Wand
Pulsed + continuous mode blue light therapy device with 40 powerful LEDs designed to clear acne and target blemishes
Clear Acne
Reduce Inflammation
Prevent Breakouts
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Ultimate Acne Treatment
Blue LED light therapy is an expert acne treatment
Our Blue LED+ uses 40 non-heating light bulbs to treat both face and body - it delivers a painless, non-invasive at-home treatment for blemish-prone skin
Blue LED light therapy for acne prone skin is fast emerging as a universal remedy- not only does it treat persistent breakouts but serves to reduce inflammation, swelling and even acne scarring
Results & Benefits
- Anti-acne
- Regulates oil production
- Wound healing
- Reduces the appearance of acne scars
- Reduces inflammation
- Treats rosacea
- Treats signs of sun damage
- Collagen production
How to Use
- Remove all jewellery
- Place goggles over your eyes
- Press ON/OFF button to activate the device
- Choose between the 'pulse' or 'continuous' treatment modes
- Move the device over the desired treatment area (face or body)
- Ensure full contact with the skin
Use for 10 minutes x4 times a week
What's Included
- LED blue light therapy device
- USB cable
- Goggles
- User manual
Specifications
- BLUE LED LIGHT: 415nm (40 light bulbs)
- VOLTAGE: 110 - 240V
- OUTPUT POWER: 5V 1A
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FIGHTS ACNE
OIL CONTROL
SOOTHES SKIN
BRIGHTENS
MINIMIZE PORES
Target Acne in 10 Minutes
Intense acne treatment
Minimizes breakouts by targeting acne causing bacteria. 24.4% decrease in P. acnes immediately and at 60 min after blue light irradiation*
Prevents future breakouts
Reduces persistent breakouts by minimizing oil glands
Soothes inflamed skin
Suitable for irritated skin or sufferers of eczema and psoriasis
Acne scarring and wound healing
Effectively speeds up wound healing including a reduction in acne scars and other enduring blemishes
How does blue LED light therapy work?
Blue light is anti-bacterial - low level light therapy effectively destroys acne causing bacteria known as Propionibacterium acnes. Clinically proven to reduce blemish size and redness in two minutes*
UV-free phototherapy
Blue light therapy is non-toxic and does not contain any harmful UV rays responsible for sun damage and skin aging
Standout Features
Powerful Acne Busting Technology
40 LED light bulbs to bring you an intense at-home treatment with zero irritation
No Touch LED
A contactless treatment option is ideal for those with persistent acne and oily skin. A wand provides an intense spot treatment without the risk of spreading bacteria and oil to other areas of the face
Treat Face and Body
Unlike a blue light therapy mask, a wand provides the flexibility to treat a broader area such as acne on the back or chest and other blemish-prone areas
2-in-1
Two treatment modes – ‘pulsed’ or ‘continuous’ LED light therapy
Portable
Lightweight, compact, convenient
Auto-shut Down
Continuous mode powers down after 10 minutes for maximum safety
Need help?
Frequently Asked Questions
You may notice an immediate improvement in some symptoms such as redness and swelling. A reduction in breakouts may be seen in as little as four weeks. For long term results use 3-5 times per week for 10 minutes until you achieve your desired goal. To maintain results continue to use 1-2 times per week
Blue light therapy is considered a risk-free and safe treatment. It is non-invasive and painless, and you typically will not feel anything during the treatment. You must however always use eye protection and follow the recommended treatment course to prevent any dryness, redness or irritation. Typically, if experienced, these side effects are mild
There is limited research on the potential risks (if any) of using LED light therapy during pregnancy. It's always important to consult your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding
The recommended treatment course is 3-5 times per week for 10 minutes
Red light therapy boosts fibroblasts – the collagen producing skin cells – therefore if anti aging is your goal this is the best option. Blue light therapy eliminates acne causing bacteria to prevent breakouts – it is therefore used to treat acne prone skin
The LED bulbs used in the wand are 'non-heating' in that they do not generate thermal energy to perform their function. After 20 minutes or more, you may notice heat radiate from the bulbs, this is normal when treating multiple areas during a single treatment. If the heat is uncomfortable, allow the wand to cool down before continuing treatment
The design of this mask does not cover the eye area. Therefore, it is not needed to put on eye protections while performing treatments. However, prevent direct look to the LED and close your eyes during the treatment are suggested.
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