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nat1173
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Joined: 27 Sep 2007
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Thu Sep 27, 2007 1:00 pm  |
| i would love to have a home use device for remal of wrinkes - but there are so many devices - and none of them give specifics of wavelengths, etc. i just don't want tot hrow money away on a toy or a flashlight with a red light in it!!!! Can someone please tell me, what product acually works? |
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Thu Sep 27, 2007 4:19 pm |
| nat1173 wrote: |
| i would love to have a home use device for remal of wrinkes - but there are so many devices - and none of them give specifics of wavelengths, etc. i just don't want tot hrow money away on a toy or a flashlight with a red light in it!!!! Can someone please tell me, what product acually works? |
I have the Tanda and the Lightstim and they both 'work'. From what I've read about the Baby Quasar I think it's construction and speed for results that make it the best rated here so far. Now the Tanda is the smallest but has the 2 attachments, one for acne (Tanda clear) and the other for rejuvination. The Tanda is used with the blue light first then move onto the red. I have one and I'm happy with the blue light results. I've had a Lightstim for months so I can't really see a difference with the Tanda red. So it may really come down to money. The Tanda is a deal at $295 CDN as you get both the blue and red lights and being so compact it would be great for travel. The Lightstim offers both a red rejuvination light and and acne light but you'd be looking at about 200 dollars American each. The Baby Quasar is $449.00 CDN at EDS and has gotten rave reviews. EDS offers both Tanda and Baby Quasar, Lightstim you have to order on phone or online. |
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Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:28 pm |
| I use the DPL from NCN pro skin care and it has been a miracle for me. I use it with Vit C and also Copper Peptides to push. It's quick, easy and has given me outstanding results. |
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Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:58 pm |
[quote="Rufus"]
| nat1173 wrote: |
I have the Tanda and the Lightstim and they both 'work'.
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Can I ask, what is the difference that you are seeking from the Tanda vs the Lightstim?
I ask because so far, I have bought one gadget. The Lightstim. I used it for about 1 month, and then it went into a drawer. It has been there for about 3 months, been so busy...But, now I am going to pull it out and start using it again. But, I have been wanting to find another gadget to address my saggy upper eyelids, my under eye bags, and something to tighten up my cheeks...is the tanda or baby supposed to do any of those things that maybe the lightstim isnt supposed to do?
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44, 1/2 okinawan, 1/2 heinz 57 - dry skin, kind of dull in color, TOO MANY wrinkles under eyes when I smile...and puffiness or lumpy fat pads under eyes, looking for the magic pill to get my youth back |
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