Tanda Blue/Red LED light for acne, etc?

[NYCGP]

Anyone use this? http://tandaskincare.com/
Has it worked? I heard great things about it and ordered one... it arrives in a few days.

[_inwonderland]

I use the Tanda. At first, I didn't notice my skin getting better but after a while, my skin has cleared up. I bought it in May, hoping that my skin would clear up for my sisters wedding (which was last week) and I would say it was a success!

I haven't used it recently though (too busy)...the last time I used it was probably a month ago and my skin is still clear.

Good luck!

[NYCGP]

Thanks - I need it! I have no idea what is going on with my skin - but its certainly not responding to any medications my derm has prescribed.

[alouisa]

Interesting... I've heard of blue/red light therapy for acne and roseasea (http://www.acnelamp.com/).

Let us know how if goes, NYCGP =)

[Mindbear]

I'd like to try it but it's so expensive!

[Suburban Snob]

I saw a device such as this at Nordstrom. It was about $200, fairly inexpensive if you consider the technology involved. I wondered if it actually worked. Interesting!

[LetThemEatCake]

How is this working for you, NYCGP? I dont have acne but sometimes my skin will get red from using glycolic acid or any other intensive exfoliator. This would be interesting to try...and what did you see at Nordstrom, SuburbanSnob? I wonder in what step of your skincare routine you'd use this?