THE SCIENCE

THE SCIENCE

Where Technology Meets Skincare

Where Technology Meets Skincare

Great skincare isn't only about what you apply to your skin — it's also about how you care for it.

 

SOLARAE combines four complementary skincare technologies in one simple ritual: Red Light Therapy, Galvanic Current, Therapeutic Warmth and Facial Massage.

 

Designed to fit effortlessly into your routine, each technology works in a different way to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

Great skincare isn't only about what you apply to your skin — it's also about how you care for it.

 

SOLARAE combines four complementary skincare technologies in one simple ritual: Red Light Therapy, Galvanic Current, Therapeutic Warmth and Facial Massage.

 

Designed to fit effortlessly into your routine, each technology works in a different way to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

THE SCIENCE

THE SCIENCE

Where Technology Meets Skincare

Where Technology Meets Skincare

Great skincare isn't only about what you apply to your skin — it's also about how you care for it.

 

SOLARAE combines four complementary skincare technologies in one simple ritual: Red Light Therapy, Galvanic Current, Therapeutic Warmth and Facial Massage.

 

Designed to fit effortlessly into your routine, each technology works in a different way to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

Great skincare isn't only about what you apply to your skin — it's also about how you care for it.

 

SOLARAE combines four complementary skincare technologies in one simple ritual: Red Light Therapy, Galvanic Current, Therapeutic Warmth and Facial Massage.

 

Designed to fit effortlessly into your routine, each technology works in a different way to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

WHAT IS RED LIGHT THERAPY?

WHAT IS RED LIGHT THERAPY?

WHAT IS RED LIGHT THERAPY?

The Power of Light

The Power of Light

Red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of visible red light that interact with the skin. 

It has been widely studied for its potential role in supporting natural cellular processes and healthy-looking skin.

Unlike UV light, red light does not tan the skin. Instead, it is used in skincare to support the skin's natural renewal processes and promote a smoother, more radiant appearance.

Red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of visible red light that interact with the skin. 

It has been widely studied for its potential role in supporting natural cellular processes and healthy-looking skin.

Unlike UV light, red light does not tan the skin. Instead, it is used in skincare to support the skin's natural renewal processes and promote a smoother, more radiant appearance.

Red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of visible red light that interact with the skin. 

It has been widely studied for its potential role in supporting natural cellular processes and healthy-looking skin.

Unlike UV light, red light does not tan the skin. Instead, it is used in skincare to support the skin's natural renewal processes and promote a smoother, more radiant appearance.

WHY RED LIGHT?

WHY RED LIGHT?

Supporting Skin From Within

Supporting Skin From Within

As we age, the skin naturally produces less collagen, contributing to visible changes such as fine lines, loss of firmness and changes in texture.

Red light has been studied for its interaction with cellular processes involved in skin renewal and collagen production. With consistent use, this can support skin that appears smoother, firmer and more radiant.

As we age, the skin naturally produces less collagen, contributing to visible changes such as fine lines, loss of firmness and changes in texture.

Red light has been studied for its interaction with cellular processes involved in skin renewal and collagen production. With consistent use, this can support skin that appears smoother, firmer and more radiant.

WHY RED LIGHT?

WHY RED LIGHT?

Supporting Skin From Within

Supporting Skin From Within

As we age, the skin naturally produces less collagen, contributing to visible changes such as fine lines, loss of firmness and changes in texture.

Red light has been studied for its interaction with cellular processes involved in skin renewal and collagen production. With consistent use, this can support skin that appears smoother, firmer and more radiant.

As we age, the skin naturally produces less collagen, contributing to visible changes such as fine lines, loss of firmness and changes in texture.

Red light has been studied for its interaction with cellular processes involved in skin renewal and collagen production. With consistent use, this can support skin that appears smoother, firmer and more radiant.

Understanding the Power of Light

Understanding the Power of Light

Light exists in a range of wavelengths, which we see as different colors. 

Each wavelength has unique properties and interacts with the skin in its own way, 

which is why different types of light are used for different purposes in light-based skincare.

Light exists in a range of wavelengths, which we see as different colors. 

Each wavelength has unique properties and interacts with the skin in its own way, 

which is why different types of light are used for different purposes in light-based skincare.

Near-Infrared Light (830 nm)

Reaches deeper layers and is commonly explored for its role in supporting skin recovery and overall skin appearance.

Red Light Therapy (630 nm)

Commonly used in skincare to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

Blue Light Therapy (415 nm)

Commonly used in skincare routines focused on blemish-prone skin and a clearer, calmer-looking complexion.

Deep Red Light (660 nm)

Used in light-based skincare to support a firmer, smoother and more revitalized appearance.

Amber Light (605 nm)

Used in skincare routines to help promote a calmer, more refreshed and even-looking complexion.

Near-Infrared Light (830 nm)

Reaches deeper layers and is commonly explored for its role in supporting skin recovery and overall skin appearance.

Red Light Therapy (630 nm)

Commonly used in skincare to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

Blue Light Therapy (415 nm)

Commonly used in skincare routines focused on blemish-prone skin and a clearer, calmer-looking complexion.

Deep Red Light (660 nm)

Used in light-based skincare to support a firmer, smoother and more revitalized appearance.

Amber Light (605 nm)

Used in skincare routines to help promote a calmer, more refreshed and even-looking complexion.

BENEATH THE SURFACE

BENEATH THE SURFACE

How Red Light Supports Your Skin

Collagen production naturally decreases over time, contributing to visible fine lines and loss of firmness.

Red light interacts with the skin, supporting the natural processes involved in maintaining healthy-looking skin.

With consistent use, light-based skincare can support a smoother, firmer-looking complexion.

Over time, skin can appear more radiant, refreshed, and visibly revitalized.

Collagen production naturally decreases over time, contributing to visible fine lines and loss of firmness.

Red light interacts with the skin, supporting the natural processes involved in maintaining healthy-looking skin.

With consistent use, light-based skincare can support a smoother, firmer-looking complexion.

Over time, skin can appear more radiant, refreshed, and visibly revitalized.

Understanding the Power of Light

Light exists in a range of wavelengths, which we see as different colors. 

Each wavelength has unique properties and interacts with the skin in its own way, 

which is why different types of light are used for different purposes in light-based skincare.

Near-Infrared Light (830 nm)

Reaches deeper layers and is commonly explored for its role in supporting skin recovery and overall skin appearance.

Red Light Therapy (630 nm)

Commonly used in skincare to support smoother, firmer and more radiant-looking skin.

Blue Light Therapy (415 nm)

Commonly used in skincare routines focused on blemish-prone skin and a clearer, calmer-looking complexion.

Deep Red Light (660 nm)

Used in light-based skincare to support a firmer, smoother and more revitalized appearance.

Amber Light (605 nm)

Used in skincare routines to help promote a calmer, more refreshed and even-looking complexion.

BENEATH THE SURFACE

How Red Light Supports Your Skin

Collagen production naturally decreases over time, contributing to visible fine lines and loss of firmness.

Red light interacts with the skin, supporting the natural processes involved in maintaining healthy-looking skin.

With consistent use, light-based skincare can support a smoother, firmer-looking complexion.

Over time, skin can appear more radiant, refreshed, and visibly revitalized.

Myth vs Science

MYTH

Light therapy is painful or harsh on the skin

Red light therapy is just another passing skincare trend

Light-based skincare is complicated and only suitable for professional treatments

Light therapy is painful or harsh on the skin

Red light therapy is just another passing skincare trend

Light-based skincare is complicated and only suitable for professional treatments

SCIENCE

Red light therapy is a non-invasive approach to skincare that uses specific wavelengths of visible light, without the use of UV light

Red light has been widely studied in skincare for its potential to support the processes associated with collagen and contribute to smoother, firmer-looking skin over time

Modern at-home devices make light-based skincare easy to incorporate into your routine — allowing you to enjoy a simple, targeted skincare ritual from the comfort of home

Red light therapy is a non-invasive approach to skincare that uses specific wavelengths of visible light, without the use of UV light

Red light has been widely studied in skincare for its potential to support the processes associated with collagen and contribute to smoother, firmer-looking skin over time

Modern at-home devices make light-based skincare easy to incorporate into your routine — allowing you to enjoy a simple, targeted skincare ritual from the comfort of home

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