About this trial
Participants will experience a rejuvenating twice-weekly light therapy journey that blends the power of blue, red, and infrared light. Each 20-minute session flows through three phases: starting with refreshing blue light to awaken and energize, then moving into soothing red light, and finishing with deeply nourishing infrared light. This unique protocol is designed to help unlock healthier-looking skin and boost your natural glow.
Eligibility criteria
This trial accepts healthy volunteersQualifiers
Can read and understand English.
US resident.
Willing and able to follow the requirements of the protocol.
Disqualifiers
Individuals with Epilepsy
Individuals with Photosensitivity
Individuals with eye conditions
Pregnant individuals
Trial design
Single group
Treatments tested in this trial
Blue Light Therapy
DeviceBlue Light Therapy therapy, combining blue, red, and infrared light, has been backed by studies showing improved skin health and reduced signs of aging. The medical community generally supports light therapy for its non-invasive nature and potential benefits, though results can vary. Social media buzz highlights glowing testimonials, while the general population views it as a promising skincare enhancement with minimal risks. Benefits include improved complexion and reduced acne, with risks being rare and minor, such as temporary redness. Treatment: First 5 Minutes 450nm (Blue) Second 5 Minutes 450nm (Blue) 660nm (Red) 810nm (Infrared) Final 10 Minutes 660nm (Red) 810nm (Infrared)
Treatment groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
Comprehensive Weekly Skin Health Self-Assessment
The Comprehensive Weekly Skin Health Self-Assessment is designed to meticulously evaluate various aspects of skin health, including clarity, breakouts, pore size, redness, moisture, sensitivity, and signs of aging. This detailed survey allows individuals to track changes weekly, providing insights into the effectiveness of their skincare routines and the impact of lifestyle choices on their skin's condition. By regularly monitoring a wide range of skin health indicators, users can make informed adjustments to their skincare practices, aiming for optimal skin health. The survey fosters a proactive approach to skincare, emphasizing the importance of observation and adjustment based on personal skin behavior. Scoring scale 0-75 Interpretation Higher score is associated with better perceived skin health Lower score is associated with worse perceived skin health
Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI)
The Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI) is a survey designed to measure the impact of skin-related issues on the quality of life over the past week. It assesses various dimensions of daily living, from personal discomfort to social interactions, influenced by skin conditions. This index is valuable for both patients and healthcare providers to understand the severity and emotional toll of dermatological issues. By quantifying the effects on daily activities and personal relationships, the DLQI helps in guiding treatment decisions and measuring treatment outcomes. Scoring Range Minimum score: 0 Maximum score: 30 Each of the 10 items is scored from 0 to 3, yielding a total score between 0 and 30. Score Interpretation Higher scores indicate worse outcomes, meaning a greater negative impact of skin disease on a participant's quality of life.
Facial Skin Self-Assessment Survey
The Comprehensive Weekly Skin Health Self-Assessment is designed to meticulously evaluate various aspects of skin health, including clarity, breakouts, pore size, redness, moisture, sensitivity, and signs of aging. This detailed survey allows individuals to track changes weekly, providing insights into the effectiveness of their skincare routines and the impact of lifestyle choices on their skin's condition. By regularly monitoring a wide range of skin health indicators, users can make informed adjustments to their skincare practices, aiming for optimal skin health. The survey fosters a proactive approach to skincare, emphasizing the importance of observation and adjustment based on personal skin behavior. Scoring scale 0-75 Interpretation Higher score is associated with better perceived skin health Lower score is associated with worse perceived skin health
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