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Just got a led mask. What are your recommendable serums to use after a session?
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Just got a LED mask? Welcome to the glow-up club! After your red light therapy sessions, it's all about maximizing that post-treatment absorption. Your skin is primed to soak up the good stuff, so consider layering on serums rich in peptides for rejuvenation and antioxidants like Vitamin C to brighten and protect. Hyaluronic acid is a fantastic start, but don’t shy away from adding nourishing oils or vitamin E for an extra boost. Let’s get that skin drinking up the luxury!
Okay, I've started the RLT. My mask arrived last week, and I've been using it pretty much every other night.
I'm really enjoying it so far. It's surprisingly comfy and nice way to chill out. My main goals are tackling general signs of aging and hopefully see results. My question is, what's the move right after a session? I feel like my skin just drinks up whatever I put on it, and I don't want to waste that opportunity. Right now, I’m just using a simple hyaluronic acid serum and my usual moisturizer.
I'd love to know what products you feel really maximize the effects of the red light. Are you using peptides, antioxidants like Vitamin C (at a different time of day, I assume?), or something else?
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