Tyra
- 8 months
Thankful for an answer?
I want to get an answer as quickly as possible!Translated from swedish
1 product in post Thankful for an answer?5765 viewsto leave a comment - 8 months
Will they come back?
Hi! I wonder if you will sell this product again. Or if you have completely stopped, and if so, why? Do these help? Has any dermatologist given their opinion?Translated from swedish
1 product in post Will they come back?528 views- Customer service at Lyko8 monthsHey Tyra! 👋🏻😊 Currently, we don't have an exact date for when the product will return to our assortment, but we hope it won't take too long. If you click on 'follow', you'll get an email as soon as it's back! 🤍 Take care!
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A question about the blue light
Hi! I haven't bought this but I'm interested! I have acne, but I've read that if the radiation is less than 470 nm, it can worsen acne, your blue light has 467 if I remember correctly! And I'm wondering if it's still good! And that it will still have a positive effect! Thanks in advance!Translated from swedish
1 product in post A question about the blue light5236 views- Skin therapist at Lyko8 monthsHey Tyra! This mask's blue light has 463 nm. I haven't heard this before that lower than 470 nm of the blue light would trigger acne (Dr. Dennis Gross Led masks blue light has 415 nm). However, it is important to remember that LED light treatment can have different effects depending on the individual skin. Some may experience a temporary increase in acne when using light treatments (just like when starting with new skincare), especially if the skin is very sensitive or already inflamed. If that happens, it might be good to start with short treatment times and of course combine with suitable skincare. Good luck 🤞
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