Red Light Therapy Lamp for Face- Facial and Body Treatment with Adjustable Height Stand, 120 LEDs, 590nm, 660nm, 660nm+940nm - Alleviate Muscle Soreness, Skin Vitality

Es muy versátil y práctica, muy fácil de usar e incluye lentes, siento que sí ayuda al cuerpo.

Unlock the power of red light therapy with the Arikashin Red Light Therapy Lamp, your ultimate companion for facial and body treatments. With its adjustable height stand, this lamp offers convenience and versatility, allowing you to target specific areas of your face and body with ease. Whether you're looking to alleviate muscle soreness or boost skin vitality, this device has you covered. Equipped with 120 LEDs emitting wavelengths of 590nm, 660nm, and 660nm+940nm, this therapy lamp delivers targeted light therapy to stimulate cellular repair and rejuvenation. Say goodbye to dull, tired-looking skin and hello to a radiant, youthful complexion. Not only does it promote skin health, but it also aids in relieving muscle soreness and promoting faster recovery after intense workouts or physical activity. Incorporate it into your post-workout routine for enhanced relaxation and recovery. The Arikashin Red Light Therapy Lamp is a game-changer in your wellness arsenal. Experience the transformative benefits of red light therapy from the comfort of your own home, and take your self-care routine to the next level.

While it's not a heat lamp (too low of wattage) it is a good infrared lamp for the money. People who complained about it tipping over either had a different one or the are hitting it. The base is steel and fairly heavy, so it shouldn't tip over easily.

I recommend starting with 5 minute sessions to see how you do. I also feel like the glasses needed to be upgraded with another set that maybe costs more with better coverage. I think it’s working. I’m using it for wrinkles, psoriasis, and joint issues. Updated review After about 6 weeks, I decided to change up the amount of time using/nm. I did about 20 minutes on 690, then 20 minutes on 940 once daily. The lamp base is unstable, but the price is great. The thing about red light is you have to have the right balance and know the right balance. For instance, I found that getting the lamp closer to my skin (especially face) wasn’t necessarily more effective. It needs to be far enough away at the right wavelength for the right amount of time. The key with this is consistency too. You can find the right balance. Not everything works the same for everyone else. Another thing I want to point out is this really dried out my skin. If you’re like me, I recommend a good moisturizer afterwards. This was my routine in the morning (everyday). Get up and wash face using PMD clean acne blue light face massage. Use the blue light side for maybe 10 minutes. Then (before adding any moisturizer), use the red light. I found that the combination really produces results. The 590 isn’t really beneficial for joint problems. I would use the 940nm on my right knee and it felt better. I also found that laying in front of the 940nm, I wanted to go to sleep afterwards. The 690nm I think does the opposite. This is a cheap version of the RLT (for those of us who don’t want to spend hundreds). I noticed a change in my face after 6-8 weeks. It looked younger, brighter, healthier. I believe if you do a combination of the red light, blue light, wash face twice a day, and use a decent moisturizer (I used shideido benefiance wrinkle smoothing) you can see results. Again, consistency. This is my opinion after several months. I hope this helps someone.

Great product, works well.