Rejuvenate Your Summer Skin with an LED Bed Session
By Bold Commerce Collaborator · Published August 12, 2020 · Updated August 13, 2026
The Summer months are flying by and you may be realizing that you have spent a lot of time in the sun. That’s where we come in, to professionally help you rejuvenate your body from too much sun exposure!
The Summer months are flying by and you may be realizing that you have spent a lot of time in the sun. That’s where we come in, to professionally help you rejuvenate your body from too much sun exposure!
Unlike ultraviolet rays from the sun which damages the DNA of skin cells, red light emitted into the skin is perfectly safe. Our LED beds, patented by Joanna Vargas herself, are made with healthy lights that do not have the same harsh effects on the skin as UVA or UVB rays. This "anti-tanning" bed offers various benefits to cure sunspots and burns on the body in each session.
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 temporarily minimize the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks, fine lines, acne scars, and pores.
Arrive for your relaxing session with clean, dry skin. Remove makeup and body lotions for the best results. We strongly recommend 8-12 sessions to plump the look of your skin to ensure maximum results that will leave your skin looking radiant, smooth, and youthful.
Treat yourself today and book a session at our New York Salon by emailing us at salon@joannavargas.com
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