Two wavelengths, two different problems. Which one you run depends on what you are treating that week.
1
BREAKOUTS
Blue light, at the surface
415nm stays shallow on purpose — it works where the bacteria involved in acne live, rather than travelling down into the dermis.
2
POST-ACNE MARKS
The mark outlasts the pimple
Post-inflammatory pigmentation lingers for months on deeper skin tones. Red light works on the tone around it while the mark fades on its own cycle.
3
FINE LINES
Firmness across the whole face
630nm reaches the fibroblasts that build collagen. A mask treats every zone at the same distance, which a handheld cannot.
4
UNEVEN TONE
Patchiness rather than one spot
The full-face array is the point here — consistent exposure across cheeks, forehead and jaw instead of the bits you remember to treat.
APPLICATION GUIDE
How to use LED THERAPY MASK
1
Cleanse and dry completely
Serum, oil or sunscreen left on the skin scatters the light before it reaches you. Bare, dry skin only.
2 min
2
Fit it flush, close your eyes
Adjust the straps so the mask sits against your face rather than floating. Keep your eyes shut for the whole session.
30s
3
Pick your light
Red (630nm) for firmness and fine lines. Blue (415nm) for breakouts. Sit still and let the cycle finish.
10 min
4
Serum while skin is warm
Apply your serum and moisturiser straight after — absorption is highest in the first few minutes.
2 min
✓ Bare, dry skin
✓ Eyes closed throughout
✓ 3-5 times a week
✕ Don't look into the light
✕ Not over active retinol
✕ Not on broken skin
LOOMI & GLO
Skincare, Engineered Gently
Hands-free, full-face light therapy. Two wavelengths, one ten-minute session, no appointment.
RED SPECTRUM
630nm
Reaches the fibroblasts in the dermis — the cells that build collagen and elastin. This is the firmness wavelength.
BLUE SPECTRUM
415nm
A deliberately shallow wave that works at the surface, on the bacteria involved in breakouts.
COVERAGE
Full face
Every zone treated at once and at the same distance, which a handheld device cannot do.
THE TECHNOLOGY, EXPLAINED
The Science Behind Loomi&Glo
THE INNOVATION
Two wavelengths, two different jobs
Red at 630nm travels down to the dermis for firmness and tone. Blue at 415nm stays at the surface for breakouts. Choosing between them is choosing what you are treating.
THE PURPOSE
Even, hands-free exposure
A mask holds every LED the same distance from the skin for the whole session, so the forehead gets what the jaw gets — the part that is hard to do by hand.
THE EXPERIENCE
Ten minutes, eyes closed
Strap it on, sit back, let the cycle run. No gel, no glide, no technique to learn.
CUSTOM DAILY REGIMENS
Tailor Your Loomi&Glo Experience
Firmness and fine lines
The long wave. It passes the surface and reaches the collagen-building cells in the dermis, which is why it is the wavelength used for firmness rather than breakouts.
Surface and breakouts
A much shorter wave, and a shallow one by design. It works on the bacteria involved in acne at the skin surface rather than travelling down.
Even coverage
Fixed LED spacing keeps every zone at the same distance and intensity for the whole session.
Before you buy
Questions, answered.
Red or blue — which should I use?
Red or blue — which should I use? | Red (630nm) for firmness, fine lines and post-acne marks. Blue (415nm) for active breakouts. They are different jobs, so pick by what you are treating that week.
Do I need to close my eyes?
Do I need to close my eyes? | Yes, for the whole session. The LEDs are bright and are not meant to be looked into, even through closed lids for long periods.
Can I put serum on first?
Can I put serum on first? | No. Anything on the skin scatters the light before it gets in. Bare, dry skin during the session; serum straight after.
How often?
How often? | Three to five sessions a week. Daily is fine but not more effective — consistency beats frequency here.
Will it help melasma?
Will it help melasma? | It may help the tone around it, but melasma is stubborn and heat-sensitive. If yours is severe, see a dermatologist before spending on a device.
Is it safe if I'm on isotretinoin or doxycycline?
Is it safe if I'm on isotretinoin or doxycycline? | Ask your doctor first. Both can make skin photosensitive, and that changes how it responds to light.
Does it get hot?
Does it get hot? | No. LED light therapy is non-thermal. If a mask feels hot, something is wrong with it.
Still unsure? Message us and we'll tell you straight whether this is the right device for your skin.
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