What research has found about red light and skin
What studies and dermatologists say about red and near-infrared light, in plain English, with every source linked.
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How to fit an LED session into your evenings, step by step, and how to keep it going long enough to judge it fairly.

The research behind red light comes from regular sessions over many weeks.1 The easiest way to keep going is to tie the mask to something you already do every night, like the end of your skincare or your first ten minutes on the couch. Keep it somewhere you will see it.
Most people judge too early. Dermatologists talk about weeks and months of regular use, and results vary from person to person.2
Every Sorisse order comes with 30 nights to try it at home. Use it most evenings. If it has not become part of your evenings by night 30, email hello@sorisse.com and we will refund you in full. On a change of mind the return postage is yours; if anything is faulty, it is ours.
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What studies and dermatologists say about red and near-infrared light, in plain English, with every source linked.
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We priced LED sessions at two Australian clinics against one mask you keep. Here are the numbers, and what you give up either way.
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What a red light wand is for, how it differs from a mask, and how to use one for a few minutes on the areas that matter to you.
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