Why should the violet ray only be on an area of the skin for 10 seconds?
198417
I think because that is all the time necessary for treatment? It can be used daily and I've personally used it twice in one day , with no negative effects .
397455
The treatment lasts for 30 minutes. Are you sure you have the "A" side plugged into the "A" electrode and array? If the palm is not slightly wet, the machine won't work.
124987
for 30 to 40 seconds depend on your microwave. It remains warm for more than 10 mins, but you only need to put it on your eyes for around 5 mins
1692876
Possibly, but hating it up the full 90 seconds will probably be too hot for your eyes. Also, this heating pad will probably cover your entire face, perhaps making it hard to breathe.
784437
If you Google this product, their web site gives better directions than the ones that come with the package. They suggest you use the microcurrent with the red light every other day. The red light can be used every day. They also suggest a moisturizer with the microcurrent, but none is needed for just the red light. I usually use it about 10-12 minutes per session; but as someone else mentioned, it will turn itself off if it gets too hot.
157574
While the lamp is designed for one user, it does have a large field of illumination. The lux level drops off as you move away from the center of the field (lamp), so 2 users who are close together might not receive 10,000 LUX, but a lower level of light. In that case, as long as they are getting at least 2,500 LUX to both eyes, there will be a therapeutic benefit, but the treatment time would need to be longer. For clarification, 2,500 LUX is the lowest level of light and 10,000 LUX is the maximum that have been tested in clinical studies. The relationship between LUX level and treatment time is linear - 10,000 LUX for 30 minutes, 5,000 LUX for 60 minutes and 2,500 LUX for 120 minutes. Of course, these are general guidelines and each user may have different responses to the light, so times will still vary. Always consult your physician before starting any light therapy program to ensure it is an appropriate option for you.
1513774
This will absorb in your skin so as long as it has been at least 10 or 15 minutes after application. Can also be applied at night as well.
2044972
The treatment cycle lasts 3 minutes. If you need to treat multiple areas, you'd have to push the start button again. But if the issue is that it won't run again after the first treatment, I'd contact the seller first, then the manufacturer.
454480
I don't know because: 1) I couldn't leave it on very long as it pressed too hard on and around my eyes. If I loosened it, it was not touching the area I wanted it to touch. 2) I never used it again.
1898091
Just a smear should do it, my skin absorbs it in a few minutes. It is not visible once you smear it on.
299663
I'm not an expert ,but do have a background in physiology. So I am going to say no, since there was no peeling,and I can't see it getting to the dermal layer of the skin. Sorry!
1754323
No! Just don't over-spray yourself. It should literally take 2 seconds to go over the area you want. It sets in about 3 hours but you notice the tan as soon as you spray.
1799815
Definitely no. I can tell you this from personal use. It is at a specific light wavelength for acne. Only certain UVA A rays are the 'tanning rays' which bring up the colour in the skin
1042029
You may not be leaving the product on your face long enough. It should begin to sting this lets you know product is working. The next day
919766
If you apply lotion first, and wear gloves it's not too dark. It's tinted is you can see where it is so it's evenly dispersed.
1312773
The high frequency violet ray should give off a violet glow. If yours is glowing orange and you ordered a violet ray then they sent you the wrong item. jlw
1195431
A person who is using the product can wear clothes within minutes. There is not so much applied that you have to wait. Your skin will begin to absorb it. It would not be much different than when you apply lotion to your skin.