After Sunset
By Kayla Spear · Published August 7, 2019 · Updated February 10, 2025
Spent too much time in the sun? We've got you covered. Treat yourself to a 20-minute session in our LED bed. Here, find out how red-light rejuvenate the body from sun damage.
Spent too much time in the sun? We've got you covered. Treat yourself to a 20-minute session in our LED bed. Here, find out how red-light rejuvenate the body from sun damage.
Unlike ultraviolet rays from the sun which damages DNA of skin cells, red light emitted into the skin is perfectly safe. The "anti-tanning" bed offers various benefits to cure sunspots and burns on the body in each treatment thanks to the 24,000 red light bulbs healing the body at a 300% faster rate.
Since everyone reacts differently to light therapy depending on your age and skin condition the more treatments, the better the results. Not only will this help with sunspots and burns, but red light also helps to minimize the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks, fine lines, acne scars and shrink pores.
Arrive for your relaxing session with clean, dry skin. Remove makeup and body lotions for the best results. We strongly recommend 3-6 sessions to plump the look of your skin for an ageless appearance. If you need an extra dose of therapy book two sessions back-to-back.
Overall red light therapy is completely safe in aiding the body to heal itself. It's the best twenty minutes you can spend on yourself. Click here to book a session today!
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