Bdazzbrnt

I have converted a tanning bed to red light therapy, will I get bothered here in California too?

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asantanningspa

We have a lay down bed also. It's starting to perk interest in our clients. We are treating one for rosacea, another for acne/scarring, others use it for wrinkle/line/cellulite reduction. It works over a period of time. If you do your research, you'd see it works when you can bring the red light within an inch of the tissue. The bed would have to be touching the skin. It also works well, when you can use it in conjunction with services of an aesthetician (i.e. microdermabrasion or peels) and a really good skin care product. It will really stink if FDA gets involved.