Can the light go through spf contact lenses.
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I would strongly suggest you ask the eye contacts provider for that answer. I do not wear contacts, and have no idea about that question... I do know my husband who is the one who uses the light, does not look at the light direct.. but as far as being a safety issue, would be best to ask a professional.... Sorry...
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I'm not an expert but it not about what light your eyes get, it's about your skin. And the light isn't dangerous, unless of course, you're putting your face right up against it, that just seems more uncomfortable than smart.
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Yes. we used two of them and our spa to apply makeup. It provides plenty of light.
115251
You can install a small piece of dark window tinting film behind the lens to reduce the light passing through. Although the LEDs are quite dim.
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This one doesn't have but you can buy Double Wear Light, special for summer time with SPF 10
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Yes it does. I have used it with glasses and contacts. Works well with both.
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Yes, there is. I have only used it in well lit areas, so the light isn't that noticeable. There is a light if you feel the need to do your eye make-up in the dark.
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Don't see why not. Would suggest you mix foundation with sunblock or put it under the sunscreen. Since this has high levels of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide which block sun rays, this should be the last thing applied. Hope this answers your question.
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No. It does not have a SPF rating according to the label on the product. I use it as a night time moisturizer.
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Good question. I never did because I never looked directly into the light or I closed my eyes. Your skin should be fine. I'm a firm believer in sunscreen so all of my skin products have it. This is a great question for the Sun Touch Company, too.
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there are glasses that you can wear that help you see the laser line but I am not sure how well they will work in direct sunlight.My experience with this fine tool would say no to outside.... hope this helps
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I always wear sunscreen so I don't notice any UV issues, but the lights made my eyes feel uncomfortable and I read reports that this may be harmful to eyes so I seldom use them now. It does work on skin problems though.
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I'm sure it could if applied very carefully so as to avoid the eye area. I have had better success with using a sunscreen stick on my children's face.
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the short answer is no,however you could try to take it to a eye glass store that has their own lab..and talk to their people that work with plastic lens..anyother way would cost more than the light..paul
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actually i believe it would be. You do get that nice I want to say "pure" light if you dont use the filters which illuminates a lot of detail though you want to have the patient wearing some sort of tinted shades so you dont blind them.
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Yes. I live in Florida where the sun is brutal. I have melasma so it works great without clogging your pores. It is Not waterproof though
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Yes. We have been using one in a surface-mounted glass lensed fixture for some time with no problems. There is less heat build-up than the 60W incandescent lamps they replaced and they are much brighter.
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I had IPL (intense pulse light) Laser....the sun spots on my face turned almost black and then peeled off. I was told not to pick at it as is flaked off, but to use a littly polysporin on it