Review (4/5): Use lying down
[[VIDEOID:fb6894a39e0f20976fabcec4f9792731]] I found the mask to be heavy on my face sitting up.
If I am sitting up, then it pulls my face down which
is not going to help any with treatments.
I found the electric nodes to dig into my face sitting
up also. It is not comfortable in that position at all.
The only way I can use it is lying flat on the bed or
on the couch. I use this when I am taking a 15 minute
me break.
That being said, I found the lights work very well.
I found the lights to be very bright and to do their job.
I like that there are plenty of lights to cover my whole face
and neck.
I can feel the electric nodes pulsating on my face. I can
feel them working. I did not go all the way up on power
with the electric nodes, just what I personal could handle.
Be careful pulling the nodes out for storage as I pulled out the
rubber stopper with the node and had to put it back in after
use.
I found the remote control to work well also. It has
clearly displayed markings to show me where to turn
the power up or to flash the lights and to make them steady.
I found that the timer works well also, I can set it and not
worry about the time as it keeps track for me.
I found the design of the mask good, it just needs to be
tweaked some so it is not so heavy on the face sitting up.
It a great design just to weighty to sit up.
I like that it seems to be made with pretty good quality.
The price is good so worth laying down for.
I mostly use the red light for collagen activation and wrinkles.
I have enclosed pictures so you can make a informed
decision based on your own personal needs.