Light Therapy

Light therapy uses specific wavelengths of LED light to stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and improve skin recovery. In professional lash services, it is primarily used to calm the eye area, enhance post-treatment comfort, and support long-term skin health.

Different light wavelengths penetrate the skin at varying depths to activate cellular processes:

• Red light: Supports collagen production and tissue repair
• Near-infrared: Enhances circulation and deep recovery
• Blue light: Helps reduce surface inflammation and bacteria

These effects work together to restore balance and comfort after beauty treatments such as UV lash curing or prolonged lash application.

Light therapy devices are ideal for:

• Professional lash artists and salon owners
• Clients with sensitive skin or reactive eye areas
• Studios using UV lash systems and seeking enhanced post-care
• Beauty professionals focused on premium client experience

• Calms skin after UV exposure or adhesive curing
• Reduces redness, dryness, and irritation around the eyes
• Enhances client satisfaction and retention
• Adds a premium service upgrade to your treatment menu
• Supports healthier skin and longer-lasting lash results

All devices are designed for professional beauty environments. Eye-safe wavelengths, controlled exposure times, and ergonomic designs ensure safe, comfortable use when following recommended protocols.

Q1: Can light therapy be used immediately after UV lash application?
Yes. Light therapy is ideal for post-UV soothing and skin recovery.

Q2: Will light therapy affect lash adhesive curing or retention?
No. It does not interfere with adhesive bonding or lash retention.

Q3: Is light therapy safe for sensitive eyes and skin?
Yes, when used as directed, it is suitable for sensitive skin types.

Q4: How often can light therapy be used?
It can be used after each lash service or as part of a regular skincare routine.

Q5: What skin concerns can light therapy help improve?
Redness, irritation, dryness, inflammation, and post-treatment sensitivity.

Q6: Can light therapy be offered as a paid salon upgrade?
Yes. Many studios use it as a premium add-on to enhance client experience.

Q7: Is special training required to use these devices?
No medical license is required. Basic training and protocol adherence are sufficient.