07 Oct Skincare Review, Trend 2016, 2017, 2018: me Bright Eye Illuminating Device
Long days? Late nights? Go beyond traditional eye creams to fight the appearance of under eye circles, lines and puffiness with the me Bright Eye Illuminating Device. Combining Red LED Light with Radio Frequency, Bright uses professional technology proven to boost collagen production for brighter, livelier eyes and smoother, younger-looking skin. Safe and effective for all skin types, it takes only minutes a day to see a noticeable difference – no appointment necessary.
me Bright offers breakthrough technology that delivers mild vibration and warmth to open up pores, allowing gentle, red LED light waves to penetrate deep inside the delicate skin around the eyes to boost the production of collagen and elastin around your eyes.
Optimizing the level of natural collagen and elastin in the skin, the device painlessly leaves the eye area appear firmer, smoother and brighter. Quick as a wink, youll see a remarkably refreshed, more youthful look.
me Bright is:
- easy: One button, 3 minutes, 5x per week.
- fast: See an immediate difference in just one week.
- effective: Notice a dramatic reduction in fine lines and an increase in firmness & luminosity.
- painless: No zaps, no stings, only a gentle warmth.
Price: $129
Available: mepower.com
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Alexa M.
Posted at 23:08h, 06 NovemberI’m eager to try this!
Kanika
Posted at 20:57h, 02 DecemberHi Alexa,
Did you try it? Isn’t red light too close to your eyes harmful?
Thanks