Pretty Casual Loves the SILICONE LED LIGHT THERAPY MASK

IN THIS ARTICLE: 

• 01 COMFORT IS A PRIORITY
• 02 EASE OF USE AND TREATMENT TIMES
• 03 WHAT’S INSIDE
• 04 PRETTY CASUAL’S SILICONE LED LIGHT THERAPY MASK ROUTINE
• 05 DO SILICONE-LED MASKS REALLY WORK?
• 06 MORE ON HOW LED LIGHT THERAPY WORKS 

Beauty and skincare are often put aside due to hectic work schedules and a fast-paced lifestyle. Busy people might find it hard to squeeze in even a simple face-cleaning routine. The silicone LED light therapy mask makes it easier for you to maintain healthy skin by eliminating cumbersome devices, the need for separate beauty products, and hours-long skincare routines. It’s skincare made easy!

LED light therapy lists a variety of skincare benefits which makes it a convenient addition to your personal beauty routine. For your first foray into facial light treatments, try the silicone type masks that provide the same benefits as their bulky, plastic-made counterparts. To help you decide, Culture Simmons of Pretty Casual tried out the Project E Beauty Silicone LED Light Therapy Mask for a month. 

COMFORT IS A PRIORITY

Skin treatments can’t get more comfortable than this. The silicone LED light therapy mask boasts of a flexible LED face panel that bends and hugs the face for a perfect fit. The strap that goes around the back of the head is easily adjustable to give the wearer more comfort. Lay down or sit in a relaxing position while doing the treatment for 10 or 20 minutes. 

The mask is equipped with 66 LED bulbs that emit blue and red light colors. Red light helps with anti aging, wrinkles, and also boosts collagen. Blue light helps with moderate acne and can even take care of any skin inflammation that you might have. 

EASE OF USE AND TREATMENT TIMES

You don’t need to lay next to a wall outlet to make the unit work. The mask connects to a wireless control box that you can recharge. Culture only charges the unit once or twice a week, not after every use. 

The beauty of having your own LED light treatment at home is that you can do sessions at your leisure. Culture squeezes in 10-minute treatments during busy days. Normally she does 20 minutes of red and blue light therapy during the day and 10 minutes of blue light at night. She avoids using blue light at night as she believes it can affect sleep. 

WHAT’S INSIDE 

The package comes with a pack of ultra-hydrating Aqua Infusion Face Gel Mask sheets that you can use together with the silicone LED light therapy mask. Also use the included Aqua Collagen Gel to supplement your skin’s natural collagen reserve for better anti-aging effects. The box also includes different adapters that you can use depending on your country. You can easily bring the LED light therapy mask anywhere using the included travel and storage bag. Other inclusions are the charging cable and instruction manual. Culture suggests reading the manual thoroughly prior to your first use. 

PRETTY CASUAL’S SILICONE LED LIGHT THERAPY MASK ROUTINE

The actual silicone mask feels good against the skin. Culture suggests you use it with a particular skincare product such as a moisturizer. Just make sure to wipe the surface of the mask after use and don’t soak it in soap and water. Use the blue light therapy to boost other products such as those in your anti-acne routine. 

DO SILICONE-LED MASKS REALLY WORK?

Prior to testing out the silicone LED light therapy mask, Culture swears by another Project E Beauty LED mask which is the LumaMask LED Light Therapy with 7 different light colors. Culture believes that with these LED light masks, the skincare products in your personal routine can work even better in keeping your skin healthy. In just a month of using the silicone LED light therapy mask, she no longer gets red splotches and seasonal dry spots on her skin. No more redness, dryness, and flaky skin, LED light therapy has improved her skin tone, faded dark spots, and turned her skin type from dry and oily combination to normal. It also gave her a healthy, youthful glow. 

See how the silicone LED light therapy mask dramatically changed Culture’s skin. Watch the Pretty Casual vlog review here. 

MORE ON HOW LED LIGHT THERAPY WORKS

Conveniently experience the benefits of blue and red light therapies with the Project E Beauty LED Light Therapy Mask - Silicone. Get comfortable doing light treatments during trips or just about anywhere with this lightweight (only 290 grams!) and flexible beauty mask made with high grade silicone material to ensure effective light penetration. 

Does the silicone LED light mask work on all skin types? Yes! Regardless of skin type, it delivers anti-aging and healing energies with the help of 66 UV-free, non-thermal LED bulbs that work with just the push of a button - yes, everything works with one click.

The Anti-Aging Red Light

Red light was first used as a treatment to cure the painful side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. For cosmetic use, this particular wavelength penetrates roughly 8 to 10 mm below the skin’s surface, stimulating the production of collagen. This helps smoothen out fine lines and wrinkles and diminish other signs of aging.  

Blue Light for Oily and Acne-Prone Skin

Give your acne-prone skin a break with healing blue light that reaches down to the follicles and pores to destroy acne-forming bacteria. This type of light may also help in reducing the activity of oil glands to prevent further acne formation. Blue light soothes and has a calming effect on inflamed and irritated skin.

GET YOUR SILICONE LED LIGHT THERAPY MASK TODAY

LED light therapy only takes a few minutes of your time while giving your skin professional-quality care in the most convenient way. You can never be too busy for great skin.  Discover silicone LED light mask benefits today and never look back on complicated routines,  ever.  

 

 written by Charlotte Rycroft

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