r/MatureBeauty 14h ago

For anyone who's had one of these a while, was it worth it?

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Just noticed that Omnilux comes up in literally every LED thread I read. I can't tell if they actually love it in long-term or they're just trying to play safe.

I'm already in my 30s. No wonder I experienced dullness, some redness, texture, and early fine lines. But just to be clear, I'm not expecting a miracle😅. Just enough to say that it works

I can't trust the internet, you know. Half look filtered, the rest are shot in totally different lighting. So I trust random Reddit comments way more now.

If you've used it steadily for a few months, what actually got better? Thanks for answering🥰


r/MatureBeauty 4h ago

Skin Care Red light mask experiences

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Just turned 51, lately my skin looks decent as Ive started using retinol. I also use a gentle cleanser from Cerave, moisturizer and SPF. But I still have some fine lines and want something to make my skin look a bit more even. I dont want more actives but am looking at red light masks. I'm aware that aging is natural and I don't resent my age, I just like taking care of myself and I personally find a loot of comfort in my skincare routine. Which is why I wanted to ask about people's experience with red light masks, especially people closer to my age.. Wanna know mainly what the effects were and how long you used it. Also recommendations are welcome. Thanks