LightStim makes light work of anti-ageing

Published: 12-Mar-2014
Skin Care

The handheld device uses LED light therapy to help reduce fine lines and wrinkles

LightStim for Wrinkles uses LED light therapy to reduce fine lines and wrinkles and achieve a radiant complexion.

LightStim has taken NASA's LED technology to a new level, developing the unique Multi-Wave Technology to simultaneously emit multiple wavelengths (colours) of UV-free light. These work together to stimulate skin to build new proteins and regenerate cells, increasing collagen and elastin levels in the skin, reducing fine lines and wrinkles and enhancing skin radiance.

Available at spacenk.com now and at John Lewis, Harvey Nichols, Harrods and Space NK stores from April 2014.

RRP £249, LightStim, lightstim.com.

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