That's really interesting, Claire. Lately I have fallen down the rabbit hole of skin care, too, and for the first time in my life I have something that can be considered as a skin care routine, which means that I actually use some products regularly: AM: Kalamazoo by Lush as a face wash, Niod Re:pigment (this is supposed to brighten hyperpigmentation and sun spots as I kind of neglected sunscreen for the past 40 years 😊), The Ordinary Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate Solution 20% in Vitamin F (a vitamin C derivative), Cosmetic Lad by Lush as a moisturiser and a mineral sunscreen by The Ordinary (not really my favourite product...) PM: Squalane Cleanser by The Ordinary, Sanskrit Saponins every other day by Niod as a double cleans step, Re:Pigment by Niod, Niacinamide 10% + 1% Zinc by The Ordinary and Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA by The Ordinary as a moisturiser. Once a week I use an exfoliating chemical peel. Wow, I really am a gay man, aren’t I 😂. I even thought about making a video about it, but now that some of my students found my KZfaq account this is very unlikely. I have stuck to this routine for about 6 weeks now (and have actually acquired other products that I want to incorporate into my skin care routine step by step, although this already feels like a lot). My skin feels soft and if I squint, the dark spots have actually become less visible 😉. This face mask looks so interesting, and yes, you are positively glowing. I also like that you can really use this basically whenever you feel like. Maybe it doesn’t really matter whether it has dramatic results as long as you take some time to take care of yourself and treat your body lovingly. These tiny rituals certainly make a difference!

Nice review!! The LED masks really made a difference with the hyperpigmentation. I have used the light therapy before and really find that using a good 20% vitamin C serum, everyday as part of your regular skincare routine, will amplify the results of the LED. Love the before and after photos. Looks great!!

Thanks for your review - I used your discount code and purchased mine today! :-)

Really nice and in depth review Claire, it was interesting to see the results! Also, I was surprised when you said you weren't wearing any makeup on your skin as it looks so nice and glowy :)

Very helpful review!

Thank you for your feedback and review. Was wondering if it is worth buying it for skin firmness... not many wrinkles but seeing skin laxity partly due to an accident. Also wondering about some scars but then there's no light on the upper lip ..and one needs to buy another device. again thank you for an honest review and you're beautiful :-)

Awesome, I need one of these to wear out and about! :P

Hi new to your channel just wanted to ask can I use green tea toner before this mask as I heard it’s double the benefit also after the mask can I use my skincare prescription tret and hylaronic acid

I can definitely tell a difference. I will have to investigate further! 🧐 But when you look so gorgeous in the "before" photo, the "after" photo is just icing on the cake! 😉I'm like you...I don't drink enough water, either. Trying to get better about that.

Your skin looks great! I think there is improvement.

I see a difference. Your skin looks great.

Is it ok to wear the mask without eye protection? Is the light ok for your eyes if you keep them open during a session ?

Does it get heated? Does sweetie come close when you have it on?

Often did you use it and do you still use it now? How often

If you are looking for a device to reduce eye wrinkles the Nira skin laser is the best I use one and it is quick to use and it really works

Before and After photos: 8:21

Cute person ☺️ Thanx for sharing your experience and tipps 🙏

The best skincare solutions are found through proper diet, vigorous exercise, restful sleep, minimize physical and emotion stress (crappy food, toxic relationships, etc.) and quiet prayer or meditation. Voila! Great skin! The only thing I use on my skin is a little natural lemon body cream during the cold/dry/breezy during the Winter months and drink plenty of water. Also, with the possible exception of redheads, you gotta get some direct sunlight...it's the best source of Vitamin D. Wearing sunscreen is toxic and dangerous--although the sunscreen companies and their paid spokesman (your dermatologists) would love for you to wear these and continue damaging your skin and needing further treatment--and eating shit foods (sugar and toxic goo) is what really ages one's skin. Also, healthy skin (your largest organ) is a byproduct of a healthy you. Poor health = bad skin. It's that simple. You are all very welcome! Now stop being silly, stop looking for some magic/tragic pill, and do the work required to lead a healthier lifestyle. Oh, and drinking alcohol on a daily/routine basis is TERRIBLE for your skin. Cheers!

good

Green tea serum works well with the mask

Does it remove the under eye wrinkles?

I'm a skin care freak lol aside from frag head. Karen from The Beauty Maverick is awesome. Skincare is comprehensive in itself i.e. lots of water, nutrition, sunscreen, alcohol limitations😅. There is a lot of new technology in light therapy; that is the frequency. There is a well known skin care expert from the UK who gets it done at very high end places but it is ££££ out of pocket but you can see a visible improvement to her face and neck. I actually have severe migraines and insomnia so I want to buy the glasses that block the blue light emissions from everyday computers, phones whatnot. I remember your hayfever. I'm over 40 so I need all the help I can get with my "11s" and frown lines around my mouth. Décleor is loaded with essential oils so be careful with them. P.S. your skin looks great too! Sorry for the long essay but you know I can't limit my words Claire😒

I would say it's taken years of you but you look great for someone in their low 30s🙏🥰🙏

you're not using a video filter, are you?