Stop Acne in 3 Minutes With The Solawave Bye Acne Blue LED Device: Too Good To Be True?

[@deannajx]

thank you for making a video like this!! i feel like light therapy is really trendy with skin care right now on socials and there could easily be cash grab products made. before buying these kind of items i really try to find someone’s opinion on them who is well versed in this. thanks!!

[@jessicam297]

thank you for your very detailed video! learned loads and appreciate your expertise on this subject!

[@Yvangeats]

I have one and i don’t think it helps with my deep cystic acne on my both sides of my neck under the my jawline. My acne is still here and still popping out randomly.

[@isamarbaeza3544]

My acne has gotten worse since I starting using this one. I don’t want to imply that it’s being caused by it but is it possible?😊

[@delizhi3128]

I have one. It works like nothing else I’ve used before. Highly recommend!

[@Two3sf]

Are you sure you seeing results or is your acne and blemishes just going away on its own as usual? Because it’s easy to assume it’s the device

[@Kad6976x]

​​@@Two3sfI have it. It's okay. High frequency wand is better.Got it on sale for 65

[@kstan019]

I actually love this product!

[@Ginam3939]

Since this has red lights, can it also be used for wrinkles are the eyes? Also I noticed in Amazon where this is sold, in the description it’s states not to use any retinol or wrinkle cream for that matter or even acne products or hydrogen peroxide ingredients. I assume bc these are drying products of the skin but I can only assume most of us use these products if over 30, especially those of us who suffer from adult acne like myself. I’m 40 and acne started for me during the pandemic. I thought it was from wearing masks but now that doesn’t seem to be the case at all. Which is why I want to try these led light therapy’s. I also see a dermatologist for Botox for my crows feet and for acne and other skin conditions but I can’t afford the light therapy treatments they offer.