Red light therapy (RLT) is a non-invasive treatment that uses low-wavelength red light (typically around 633nm) to penetrate the skin and stimulate cellular processes. It enhances mitochondrial function, which increases ATP (adenosine triphosphate) production—the energy source of cells. This boost in cellular energy promotes collagen production, reduces inflammation, accelerates healing, and improves skin texture and elasticity.

Yes, red light therapy has been extensively studied and is FDA-cleared for various applications, including skin rejuvenation and wound healing. Clinical trials have shown it to be safe and effective for improving collagen production, reducing wrinkles, decreasing inflammation, and promoting cellular regeneration. Unlike UV light, red light does not cause DNA damage or premature aging.

Red light (visible light at wavelengths of 630-700 nm) primarily affects the skin’s surface, while near-infrared light (invisible, at wavelengths of 700-1200 nm) penetrates deeper into tissues and muscles. Both have healing properties but target different layers of the body.

Yes! Lulu Pro is designed to be gentle and non-invasive, making it suitable for all skin types—including sensitive, acne-prone, and mature skin. If you have a specific skin condition, we always recommend checking with your dermatologist before starting any new device.

Red light (633nm-660nm) primarily affects the skin’s surface. It boosts collagen production, reduces inflammation, and improves skin tone and texture.

Near-infrared light (810nm-850nm) penetrates deeper into tissues, muscles, and joints. It enhances cellular repair, increases circulation, and supports deeper healing beyond the skin’s surface.

The Lulu Pro Mask uses a combination of these wavelengths to maximize skin rejuvenation benefits.

It is recommended to remove all makeup before using the Lulu Pro Mask to ensure optimal light penetration. Foundations, concealers, and powders can act as barriers that block red and near-infrared light from reaching the skin. For the best results, cleanse your face before treatment and apply any skincare products afterward.

Yes, red light therapy can be used in conjunction with other skincare treatments, exercise routines, or therapies. It complements many treatments and can enhance overall results. However, it’s best to consult a healthcare professional if you’re undergoing other medical treatments.

The Lulu Pro Mask is designed with built-in eye protection to minimize discomfort. However, if you have sensitive eyes or experience discomfort, you may use light-blocking goggles or simply close your eyes during treatment. Red and near-infrared light are generally safe for the eyes but should not be stared into directly at high intensities.

To clean your Lulu Pro Mask, gently wipe it down with a soft, damp cloth after each use. Use a mild, alcohol-free antibacterial wipe or a water-based cleanser to remove any residue. Avoid using harsh chemicals or submerging the device in water, as this may damage the electronics. Always store your mask in a dry place to maintain its longevity.

No, Lulu Pro mask and similar red light therapy devices emit extremely low levels of electromagnetic fields (EMFs), well within the safety range set by health authorities. Unlike devices that use high-intensity radiation (such as X-rays or UV light), red light therapy operates within a non-ionizing spectrum, meaning it does not alter DNA or pose health risks associated with high EMF exposure.

For optimal results, start with clean, dry skin free of makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products containing heavy oils or occlusive agents. Gently cleanse your face with a mild cleanser and pat dry. If desired, apply a light, water-based serum that is compatible with red light therapy before treatment. Avoid applying thick creams or SPF before your session, as they can interfere with light absorption.

No, red light therapy does not tan the skin because it contains no UV rays. Unlike sunlight or tanning beds, red and near-infrared wavelengths do not trigger melanin production, which is responsible for darkening the skin. Instead, RLT rejuvenates and improves skin health without causing UV-induced damage.

While red light therapy is safe, more is not always better. Studies suggest a biphasic dose response, meaning that an optimal amount of red light stimulates positive effects, but excessive exposure can reduce the benefits or cause diminishing returns. Most devices, including Lulu Pro, are designed with recommended treatment times (e.g., 10-20 minutes per session) to avoid overstimulation. Stick to manufacturer guidelines for best results.

For optimal results, it’s a good idea to cleanse the skin before a session to remove any makeup, lotions, or dirt. Clean, dry skin allows better light penetration. Some users apply specific serums that are designed to work in synergy with red light therapy.