Omnilux Light Therapy

[sleka965]

I have used Omnilux for years on clients, however this video give its no justice!! Omnulix uses LED light technology, which when applied close to the skin will send energizing photons of light deep into the skin, to stimulate Fibroblast which make collagen. It helps to maintain the skin, reducing fine lines. It increases circulation, therefore stimulating nutrients, water and more blood flow to the surface layers of the skin (rejuvenation effect). Combine it with mircodermabrasion!

[LeftWingLebanon]

how much does it cost?

[windchild370]

it looks like sara just walked into a random room and started talking to people =/

[charlybabes1]

i use the omnilux in my salon and the way this salon describe this machine is total rubbish

[porhmonkey]

@charlybabes1 I totally agree. You are only to use the red light when all your spots from the blue light have cleared to rejuvinate your skin

[charlybabes1]

the therapists are shit!!!

[nati2511]

this therpist is an idiot and so is the owner they dont even know how to explain omnilux its not just about collagen reproduction it does so much more than that

[carolinaviking]

How convenient that they did not show before/after pics or ask the patient if she felt it really helped at all.

[catchingsparksoffyou]

this is ridiculous.

[DonJuanDeMarco2]

Well, all i know is that Sarah is well yummy :)

[Bhuggy13]

the only women who'd be dumb enough to go for this are the ones that cover themselves in thick layers of make up and their skin pretty much suffocates and they want to make themselves feel less stupid ^^

[porhmonkey]

@Bhuggy13 oh laugh it up. I'm a guy who has spots, exercises plenty, and eats healthy. This really has worked for me. It's a confidence booster to have clear skin too.

You are so dim witted to think only people who wear make up only gets spots...

[Derbydiva1]

yep - another way of selling very expensive coloured lights!

Get out - get fresh air - drink lots of water and dont smoke - - you'll be quids in

[pjholl]

Correct me if im wrong but the intensity of light has nothing to do with the penetration of the material it is hitting. An increase in intensity is just the increase in amplitude of the light (more of it), whereas deeper penetration of light would require light of a higher energy. This guy knows nothing, dont trust him.