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[@PedroGarcia-bl6un]

I wish you were my teacher I learned the 1st unit for college algebra thanks to you.

[@StaceyRoshan]

Oh wow, that means so much to me! I'm so glad that you found my videos and way to go for investing the extra time to watch and learn in a way that clicked with you.

[@mannyu7522]

On the 2nd red light. Is there a different color led like bluish white on the left side just above the strap?

[@StaceyRoshan]

No, there is only one wavelength of blue light with this mask. Of course, you also have both the red light and infrared light (which is invisible). Hope that helps.

[@ashleynicole2431]

Thank you so much for this video , I saw in the comments that this did not work out, and you bought another one, one of the reasons why I was gravitating towards this one is the blue light, as I struggle with hormonal acne do you have another brand you would recommend?

[@StaceyRoshan]

I absolutely wanted the blue light as well. I ended up purchasing an extremely expensive LightStim Elipsa. I’ve never made such a large purchase, but that’s the brand my derm uses, and my skin has been bothering me a lot with various issues so I sprung for it. I am happy to share more about that options if you’re interested. It’s been fantastic so far. I do think the TheraFace Mask was calming my skin as well, though, and still recommend it if you don’t think the items I mentioned in my other comment would bother you. I purchased from Nordstrom and returned to a store near me within a month with no hassle.

[@ashleynicole2431]

@@StaceyRoshan Please! I would love more information on that one I’m willing to make a good investment this video was so informative !

[@StaceyRoshan]

@@ashleynicole2431 I really appreciate that! I'll plan to record one, but I might not be able to do so until the very end of the month as I have my whole family in town at the moment! I also will be seeing my derm for a follow-up at the end of the month, so I can add in any additional info I learn from him :)

[@more-harm]

How did this work out for you? Asking for a friend.

[@StaceyRoshan]

Sadly, it didn’t work well for me, but I still think it’s a great option (which is why I’d didn’t delete this video). It is heavy, and I have some neck issues, so it aggravated that unless I laid down. As well, the strap is rather large, so I had to put it on the tightest setting, but I’m also an undersized person 😊 Finally, I’m prone to vertigo so I hated the massage feeling on my head; it made me feel dizzy. All of these things are personal problems and probably not super common. The mask itself was the most powerful one I’ve used and felt really well made. There are a lot of lights and it’s definitely very bright, but the built-in eye protection makes it comfortable to wear even if you’re light-sensitive. The only other negative I would mention is that I’m not sure the light penetrates where the massage pads are, and those are places around the eye and forehead area. I hope that’s helpful!

[@more-harm]

@@StaceyRoshan thanks a lot for your detailed explanation. Helps a lot. Been thinking about getting this as a gift, but wasn’t sure. I’m also curious about any other potential side effects on skin from using this. I’ll dig a bit more. Did you return yours or you kept it and might use it again one day? Thank you.

[@StaceyRoshan]

@@more-harm I returned mine and bought an even more expensive option (one that my dermatologist uses). I have had great results from red & blue light, personally, over the past 10 years or so. These devices are so much better than the home device I used when I started (I also was seeing my derm for some skin issues, and their equipment made the most difference). I have not experienced any side effects and in all the research I've done, I really believe it's very safe. The only thing I know you need to be careful about is if you are prone to melasma (heat can trigger that with the infrared light in particular) and some people say darker skin tones can experience hyperpigmentation with blue light. Note that my skin (olive complexion) is very prone to hyperpigmentation, but I've had no trouble with LED lights.

[@ktesi8383]

@@StaceyRoshan What mask did you end up with? Im small and I get vertigo as well so Im not sure the therabody would be the best option for me.

[@StaceyRoshan]

@@ktesi8383 I ended up purchasing the LightStim Elipsa. It's quite an investment, but it has been absolutely amazing! In addition to the wavelengths I described in this video, the Elipsa has amber lights to promote wound healing. My skin tone has evened out so much since I started using it about 6 weeks ago. I was so nervous about making such a large investment, but it has been such a great device for me.