LED light is like wrapping the skin in a bandage to help it heal, balance, rejuvenate, eradicate bacteria, and lift pigmentation after every session
LED Light treatment can be added onto any of the facials on offer
LED light was discovered by NASA in the 90’s when finding ways to stimulated plant cell growth in uninhabitable environments. The results showed that these light sources could stimulate human cell growth and be an effective treatment for ailments. It was developed further for medical use, as a means of treating cancers and other ailments; and then again for cosmetic applications.
The safe controlled levels of Red, Blue and Near Infrared light wavelengths are clinically proven to reach the deepest layers of the skin, the dermis, where cell generation begins. Working into these deepest layers, the lights energise the skin cells 200 times faster, encouraging increased blood flow, collagen stimulation, detoxification process, and speeding up healing
| Benefits | |
|---|---|
| Stimulates Collagen and elastin production | Stimulates cell rejuvenation |
| Reduces fine lines and wrinkles | Improves skin texture |
| Reduces hyperpigmentation and sun damage | Reduces Rosacea |
| Calming, anti-inflammatory effect | Speeds up healing |
| Minimises enlarged oil glands | Reduces inflammation |
| Stimulates oxygen radicals to kill bacteria to help prevent and reduce occurrence of acne | |
| Prices | Add-on to one treatment | Add-on to a course of treatments | |
|---|---|---|---|
| LED Light | 15 minutes | £25 | £25 each |
Clients come to Tranquil Beauty to rejuvenate, transform and revitalise their skin with advanced facial treatments, without injectables, from all over Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey including Bramley, Sherfield on Loddon, Sherborne St John, Chineham, Old Basing, Baughurst, Silchester, Mortimer, Woolhampton, Basingsoke, Hatch Warren, Reading, Theale, Spencers Wood, Shinfield, Swallowfield, Eversley, Hook, Odiham, Frimley, Camberley, Bagshot, Sunningdale, Fleet, Farnham, Alton, Tadley, Newbury, Thatcham, Kingsclere