my nose have a little red ,but not rosacea so serious,so which color led i shoud use ?
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Thanks for your message. Blue LED photon is used for clam the skin. We suggest have the blue light treatment 10 minutes each day. Thank you Project E Beauty Patrick
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If your nose is red, from chemical Irritation or sunburn, do not use at ALL. But it is naturally always a bit red from breakouts mix the blue light and orange. Get close to the machine where your face is bumped up against the lights.
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Thanks for your message.Blue LED photon is used for clam the skin.We suggest have the blue light treatment 10 minutes each day.Thank youProject E Beauty Patrick
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You hafta trust that red light. The UV light has to remain sealed,it would cause a lot of damage to you if not. Like skin cancer,and possibly end up permanently blind.
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Not at all should be red. I returned that light one of the fans stoped working and then I go nd out that the light wasn't even from their company just a light they bought cheap and sold high with their name on it. Return if you think somethings not right.
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Red obviously stands out to the eye but it's really up to you, whatever color you like best. I have red, blue and green and they're all pretty sweet.
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It said red 630nm on the direction paper when I opened it. I don't use it for plants I actually use it for light therapy. Its perfect for my face. The blue is good for clearing up acne and the red helps cell regeneration and reduces inflammation. It really works!!! Its amazing!!! I couldn't afford the $300+ led therapy wands sold in health and beauty so I researched online and got the idea from videos on you tube. Its been studied by Nasa and the military uses it for combat wounds.sorry to go on and on but I never imagined it would work so well. Hope this helps
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Thank you for considering our 3528102 12" LED Tube Light Replacement Bulb. We do not have them with red LEDs.
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For a bath...either will do nicely. For the face specifically... I'd use the French Green. Enjoy your bath.
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Hi, itʻs RGB so pretty much any color you want except bright white and amber. Also, itʻs more of a wash and not a "beam" if that makes sense. I use it to uplight the white scrims on my speaker stands and itʻs perfect for that. But just remember, depending on the color it wonʻt throw light a very far distance. Itʻs a Par-36, so if youʻre looking for more brighter light, try one of the Par-56 or Par-64 LED lights. Chauvet and American DJ make some really nice oneʻs for under $100 bucks.
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If you have coral that glows under the LED then I would recommend going with no whites and all blues. I had 1 white and 4 blues and wasn't happy with the color pop from my acan and blasto.
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I have not had a problem with light.I kinda wish the nose curve was a bit higher, but I guess I have a longer bridge. For a female face it will probably be perfect.
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Not a true red, though not purple like burgandy. I would say maybe ox blood red. Not bright, but also not overly dark.
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I would google ultraviolet vs led and read the answers. A good one was this one www.nsinails.com/.../led-vs-uv-by-rise'-c...Hope that helps!!Crystal
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Hi, this LED is with Red light (630nm), Blue light (470nm) and Yellow light (590nm). Yellow light is for skin rejuvenation, stimulating production of collagen, improve sensitive skin, anti-aging. The Blue light is for acne curing, comfort skin, pain relief... and the Red light is for improving renewal of skin, stimulating skin regrowing, diminishing inflammation...etc. Hope this help you.
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I will not buy anything but LED's. The last set of regular lights I ordered were burned out in two months. Believe it or not, this company has the cheapest set of LED's with BROWN wire around, but they are worth it. I have them on a wreath and they look great. These are very bright for indoors but that is what I wanted.
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All most anything ! Get some t5 bulbs in red and blue 2700k 6400k more color better plants
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Thank you for responding to my post. I, too, use Gelish and want to make sure that I choose the right light. Do you happen to know what the wattage is for the Nova? I know that the Gelish lamp is 45w for the 9g and 30w for the 6g. I'm trying to wrap my mind around how that difference will affect the cure! I'm leaning more towards the Nova, so this info will help.
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Opi has made two lights. The older system was called Axium and used compact fluorescent bulbs. The newest light is LED. Both will get you the same results but the LED works dramatically more quickly, and doesn't need bulbs to be replaced. The two systems look different from each other as well. LED is the way to go for ultra fast cure time. As long as it is the LED system it should be the same.