So basically what LED light does is it's super beneficial. It's very anti-aging, it can get rid of wrinkles, it produces collagen, and just really, really, really good for the skin. So if you don't already have a red light device, I would actually really recommend this one because it's pretty cheap for a red light and it comes in a pretty sunset color.

So I have been using this SonaWave every single morning and needless to say, I am obsessed. It's super simple and easy to use. You literally just tap it on, the red light turns on and go like this. So it vibrates, which de-puffs your skin. It has microcurrents, which tightens your skin. And then the red light gets rid of uneven skin tone and little acne scars. I have seen a huge difference as far as like the puffiness in my skin after I use it, drastically goes down. I am obsessed with this thing.

So I am in Raleigh, North Carolina now, I told you that I travel quite frequently So I have my little travel bag here and I'm about to go to set and get my photo taken all day So of course from my flight yesterday, I'm like a little bit puffy So I'm just taking this and it's so nice and warm and comfortable and relaxing And it's actually penetrating my skin on a deeper level. I have this Expensive little face oil that I love and I've been using this to help, you know Get it deeper into my pores because if it's so expensive, I'm gonna use something that's gonna Help make it soak in quicker So I love that and of course After I'm going to show up to set with my little famous eye patches on I bring them everywhere with me And it's gonna be a great day

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Is the Solowave worth the hype? I've been using this for about five sessions and I personally don't see any visible results and it actually says you won't see visible results until after first month so I feel like that's a long time in my opinion especially for such a pricey product but I think it does have some cool features like you just press on it and it'll activate automatically and it'll turn on and off and I don't have a slip agent on my face right now it's pretty dry but it doesn't tug on my skin however I would highly recommend using a slip agent such as a serum to get the best results it also has a 90 degree head so you can get into tiny crevices if you want I've heard that microcurrent sessions start around $55 a session so this product basically pays for itself in about four to five uses but of course that's if you end up getting invisible results

Watch the Soloway tool fade my dark spots in eight days. Stay tuned for before and after Before After

Let's talk about Solowave's Red Light Therapy Wand. It is the first advanced skincare tool that combines four powerful technologies that you can use at home. Microcurrent, red light therapy, therapeutic warmth, which is what makes me giggle with delight in this video, and facial massage. It has like this vibration setting, it's glorious. So this is supposed to help fade blemishes and fine lines, boost your skin's glow, amplify the use of serums and moisturizers, and reveal a youthful radiance. I'm definitely gonna need to make a video to give you an update, because I think it's supposed to show the most after weeks of use, but I really like it. What do you think?

Hey, it's T. Let's try something new today. Treating myself to an at-home facial with this massager by Solowave. Thought it'd be a fun way to add to my skin routine without chemicals. It works by using microcurrents, red light therapy, and warmth to exercise the skin which encourages collagen production. This helps with fine lines, dark eye circles, and discoloration, which I have all of the above. To use, I just moisturize with Trader Joe's Argan Oil and the Aloe Vera Serum that it comes with and then go to town with a wand all over my face and neck. It's so relaxing and the warmth makes my skin really happy. Let's give this a try for two weeks and see where we're at. Stay tuned.

So Solo Wave comes in a range of colors. My personal favorite is actually the ombre. It goes from this really pretty blue to this kind of dusty pink. But no matter what color you get, you're getting the same kind of four-in-one dermatologic technologies all for at-home use. So it's a very sleek profile design, so you can literally take it anywhere. And within the wand, you have LED red light therapy, you have microcurrents, you have therapeutic warmth, so the head of the wand gets to a really warm temperature to help you soak in any products you might have underneath, as well as facial massage. So there's a vibrating feature as well so that you can kind of de-puff your face while you are getting the LED red light and microcurrent benefits. And as always, every Solo Wave has touch activation, so as long as it's charged and against hydrated skin, it'll turn on. And every Solo Wave also rotates 90 degrees, so you can get into every nook and cranny.

SolarWave is my new tool and you can do your facial at home. It actually turning on when you touch it, your face or just with a touch of your finger. It uses red light therapy. It is warm, it uses microcurrent and also it has a sonic vibration. It feels very great.

This is the Solar Wave. It uses LED light and heat therapy to de-puff, hydrate, brighten, smooth fine lines and wrinkles, and help your skin absorb skincare better. It's like a hot vibration. By the way, the battery life is really long on this thing.

Trying out the Solowave Red Light Wand, but first I'm going to apply my hyaluronic acid from Haru Haru Wonder to increase the power of the microcurrent treatment. It features microcurrents and therapeutic warmth to promote blood circulation deep underneath the skin. The red light therapy helps reduce the appearance of acne marks and wrinkles while the sonic vibration helps temporarily lift and de-puff the skin. What's so cool is you can rotate the head 90 degrees to allow the device to adapt to the natural contours of the face and uses a smart touch sensor meaning it only activates when the wand touches firmly against your skin. Using this five minutes a day as recommended to see if I see any differences. Make sure to like and follow to see the results.

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Okay, so it's now been a full week of me using this Solowave wand. Let me give you guys another little demo as I tell you the changes that I've noticed. What I like to do is first rub in my serum just ever so slightly. And now I like to start under my eyes because that's my biggest problem area. It's like maybe my mind's playing a trick on me, but even that I look better than this and I've just been doing that for a few minutes. And remember, please be gentle guys. I've also been liking using it this way across my face as opposed to turning it. Now for what I've noticed. I feel like the biggest difference are my under eyes. If you want to reference my previous video to this one, after only a single week I feel like my under eyes have improved ever so slightly. My face also just feels like goo once I'm done. It feels like the most amazing massage. So far I'm really loving this tool.

Okay, no filter, no makeup. You know why? Because this Solowave Red Light Therapy has been working so well for me. It has a microcurrent that just lets all of my skin products I spend so much money and energy on, it goes deeper, it kind of has this like vibrating massaging effect that feels so good. It has this red light, it's esthetician approved, and it's just so small and cute and you can just rotate it and you can go all along the small areas of your face and I love it.

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