reVive Light Therapy Lux Collection Spot Acne Device, Black

Small and powerful. Easy to use as it is cordless and purse size. It’s a good value for the cost and has many different settings for various conditions.

Not sure if it works but it isn’t expensive

Stopped working after infrequent use over 5 month period. Will only turn on intermittently and flickers.

Great for travel but I had the same issues as everyone else with trying to keep it on. Had to hold it with 2 hands to keep the lights on. If it would stay on without me doing this it would have gotten 5 stars

Compact, lightweight and discrete. Has healed my last 2 cold sores in 3 days from first signs. Very little blistering and almost no recovery time.

This light therapy for acne is a small size device that is very easy to use and it’s basically a portable red and blue light therapy that you can use on top of your acne to make the healing process quicker. I think the concept is great and practical, but the device didn’t work as effective as I expected. The size of the device is great to have it in your bag or while you travel. You can use the device on top of acne or on the pores on your skin as it helps purifying the pores overtime.

Well, this is something completely different than anything I’ve ever tried using on my skin. I don’t want to be gross, and I’ll try to spare you any gory details. I’m 51 and still get acne just as bad, if not worse than, when I was an adolescent. My face always looks like I smeared oil all over my face, even in winter. (The only good thing about this is that I don’t have wrinkles!) I take good care of my skin, and don’t sleep with my makeup on. I’ve tried everything short of prescriptions to keep my face clear. So, when I saw this item, I wanted to try it out, since I was in the midst of having several large zits all vying for the title of “Mt. Vesuvius of the Week” on my face. But, since I know absolutely nothing about this type of treatment, I decided to wait until they were going back towards their dormant phase, just out of an abundance of caution. The hardest part, for me, anyway, is remembering that I have it and to use it. Second on that list is taking 3-4 minutes per area to do treatment. I don’t have time to use it on my entire face, so I have been hitting my problem areas. It seems to be helping those areas, and would probably help more if I were more diligent. My not so problem areas are becoming problematic but I don’t think it has anything to do with this device. As I mentioned, I don’t do my whole face. Hope this helps y’all!

First impressions, I like this device so far. It's compact and rechargeable. It's about the size of a lipstick. It has a small head so it's definitely best for spot treating areas. Using it over your whole face would take forever. You have to treat each area for 3 minutes and the head is only about an inch. I'm treating my whole chin area which means moving the device around about 6 times to cover the area and holding it at each location for 3 minutes. I've never used a red or blue light device so I wasn't sure what to expect but it feels okay on my sensitive skin. Definitely make sure to turn it on when pressed close to the skin or you'll flash light into your eyes. There no timer or automatic turn off, just off and on setting. I like this as a travel friendly, compact option but will probably look for a larger device to continue daily treatments.