Can I convert my Facial to low watts with new generation filters - tanTALK

Hot Tan · 01-31-2015, 09:40 AM

Since the idea is more UVB? Mine are 1000 watts and every one else specs out at 650 or 500 nowadays, am I wrong?

sunrisetan · 01-31-2015, 09:58 AM

Who says the idea is more UVB? Are you simply asking if you can convert your traditional 1000w facial lamps to the newer type plug in 400/530w facials by simply going from blue glass to mirror'd? No, you can't. Is what it is.
Personally I prefer traditional gentler HP w blue glass over the plug in lower wattage HP lamps w mirror'd glass which have more of a UVB reddening kick. It's nice to have multiple types of HP as it can be tailored better to differing skin types.

Hot Tan · 01-31-2015, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by sunrisetan

Who says the idea is more UVB? Are you simply asking if you can convert your traditional 1000w facial lamps to the newer type plug in 400/530w facials by simply going from blue glass to mirror'd? No, you can't. Is what it is.
Personally I prefer traditional gentler HP w blue glass over the plug in lower wattage HP lamps w mirror'd glass which have more of a UVB reddening kick. It's nice to have multiple types of HP as it can be tailored better to differing skin types.

i have a lot to learn

01-31-2015, 09:40 AM	#1 (permalink)
Hot Tan Join Date: Sep 16 2014 Location: Los Angeles, Ca. Posts: 261 Rep Power: 10	Can I convert my Facial to low watts with new generation filters Since the idea is more UVB? Mine are 1000 watts and every one else specs out at 650 or 500 nowadays, am I wrong?

01-31-2015, 09:58 AM	#2 (permalink)
sunrisetan Join Date: Jan 30 2008 Location: michigan Posts: 792 Rep Power: 17	Re: Can I convert my Facial to low watts with new generation filters Who says the idea is more UVB? Are you simply asking if you can convert your traditional 1000w facial lamps to the newer type plug in 400/530w facials by simply going from blue glass to mirror'd? No, you can't. Is what it is. Personally I prefer traditional gentler HP w blue glass over the plug in lower wattage HP lamps w mirror'd glass which have more of a UVB reddening kick. It's nice to have multiple types of HP as it can be tailored better to differing skin types.

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