I thought those LED light masks were a total gimmick until my sister made me try hers

She left her red light mask at my place for a week after a visit, so I figured why not. Used it for 10 minutes a night, just to see. After five days, a regular client came in and asked what I'd done differently because her skin looked 'brighter'. I hadn't changed a single product in her routine. Now I keep one in my treatment room for post-facial glow. Has anyone else had a client notice results from a tool they were totally unsure about?

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the_hayden4d ago

Oh man, the classic "my wife's drawer of abandoned gadgets" review. That's the real test right there. If it survives the kitchen junk drawer, it's a keeper. Maybe the light just wasn't as compelling as the next shiny thing that showed up in an ad.

annawebb3d ago

Ugh, that drawer is the gadget graveyard for sure.

allen.ivan4d ago

You know, I gotta disagree on the light mask thing. My wife bought one and it just sits in a drawer now. Seems like a fancy placebo to me. People want to believe they see a change, so they do. That client probably just had a good week of sleep or something. These gadgets are a total waste of money in my book. I'd trust a tried and true method over a flashy light any day.