Pro Wood Lamp UV Magnifying Beauty Facial Analyzer Skin Care Spa Salon Use

Pro Wood Lamp UV Magnifying Beauty Facial Analyzer Skin Care Spa Salon Use

Description;
- Item: Pro Wood Lamp UV Magnifying Beauty Facial Analyzer Skin Care Spa Salon Equipment
- Item ID: D-221N
- Color: White
- Voltage: 110V / 220V
- Package Size: 33x21x8 cm
- Weight: 1.2 kg

Included:
1. Analyzer Main Unit X 1
2. Face Drape X 1
3. Full English manual/instructions X 1

Application:
- Pigmentation problems
- Sun Damage below the skin
- Dead skin
- Congestion or acne
- Dehydrated skin
- Localized congestion
- Dry areas
- Oily skin
- Poor circulation

Features:
- Safe for the skin and eyes
- Handheld
- Easy to operate
- Does not require a dark room.
- 5 X's magnifying glass allows for complete illumination and observation of the client's face.
- Internal exhaust fan allows for continuous use.
- Warranty

Introduction:
- Handheld skin diagnosis system is a unique machine that utilizes advance black-light lamp technology to help identify various skin conditions in vivid florescent colors. Black-light lamp technology is generally safe when used properly, as it is basically a fluorescent light bulb that does not emit visible light, but emits the safer version of Ultraviolet rays (UVA) after harmful Ultraviolet rays (UVB and UBC) are filtered out. In a fluorescent light bulb, light energy or photons are generated, and when they hit the white phosphorus coating inside the tube, they emit white light and also some ultraviolet light. In a black-light bulb, the bulb is made of dark blue glass and has no phosphorus coating, and the special dark blue glass filters out visible light and harmful UV rays. What comes out is the safer UV-A rays, which do wonders in revealing various skin conditions, as different conditions of the skin react (fluoresce) differently to these safer UV rays. Even though UV-A is widely used, caution should be used to shield the eyes and avoid prolonged use.

Normally, your skin will not fluoresce or shine under the ultraviolet light. This test reveals different colors according to the type of skin diseases or problems, which include:
- Golden yellow (Tinea Versicolor)
- Pale green (Trichophyton Schoenleinii)
- Bright yellow-green (Microsporum Audouini or M. Canis)
- Aquagreen to blue (Pseudomonas Aeruginosa)
- Pink to pink-orange (Porphyria Cutanea Tarda)
- Ash-leaf-shaped spot (Tuberous Sclerosis)
- Blue-white (Leprosy)
- Pale white (Hypopigmentation or aging problem)
- Purple-brown (Hyperpigmentation)
- Bright white or blue-white (Depigmentation, Vitiligo)
- Bright white (Albinism)
- Purple: Pigmentation
- Black-blue: Dry skin without enough water
- Orange: Oily skin