PBM (also known as Red Light Therapy or Low-Level Light Therapy) utilizes specific wavelengths of red (e.g., 660 nm) and near-infrared light (e.g., 830 nm). It’s non-invasive and non-UV and is designed to gently interact with your body at the cellular level.

Cells can absorb certain wavelengths of light—especially in the mitochondria (the cell’s energy centers). With the right wavelength, distance, and time, PBM supports normal cellular processes. Sessions are short, and consistency matters more than intensity. https://pbmfoundation.org/how-pbm-works

Yes, it is known to be safe— Photobiomodulation (PBM) is widely regarded as safe and non-invasive. It uses visible red and near-infrared light (not UV), and is generally well tolerated when used as directed.

Smart Guidelines:

Avoid looking directly into LEDs. Protective eyewear is recommended for facial sessions.

Do not use on sunburned or irritated skin.

If you are pregnant, photosensitive, have a pacemaker/implant, are taking medications that increase light sensitivity or suppress the immune system, or have other health concerns, please consult your healthcare professional before use.

Pure Light is known to support healthier skin, reduce inflammation, assist with muscle recovery, and promote relaxation — making it a great complement to an active lifestyle.

Some people feel refreshed after their first session, while visible improvements — like smoother skin or faster post-workout recovery — often appear with regular use over several weeks.

Consistency is key. Many clients average 3-4 sessions per week in the first 90 days, then hit a maintenance phase, which can be 1-3 sessions per week . It really depends on you.

Yes — protective goggles are always recommended for comfort and safety during sessions.

None at all — you can go straight back to your day.

No — Pure Light uses specific red and near-infrared wavelengths. It does not tan the skin or use UV light. The bed feels warm but never uncomfortably hot.