Supplements. Where to start? There are so many out there, each with its own individual benefits and so deciding which ones to take, without breaking the bank and simply creating expensive urine, can be a minefield.

In this part of my Q&A with Louise Taylor, co-founder of Dermalux, we get into more specific questions - is LED light therapy OK for sensitive skin? Can it help to manage melasma? And why is LED light good for the skin when so many types of light.

  If you've had a look around the website recently, you'll have seen that the shop is now full of my favourite, hard-working 'cosmeceutical' skincare products, the ones that I know from experience will really give you the results you're looking for..

Following on from the first part of my conversation with Louise Taylor, who is co-founder of both the Dermalux brand and of Aesthetic Technology, the company that manufactures the devices, here are more of the questions that were sent in for the.

  Can you really rejuvenate your skin, at home, with nothing more than light? I have been trying out the Dermalux Flex, the most powerful home-use LED device available, that uses clinic-standard LED light technology, since April 2020. The company.

What’s the secret to tighter and better looking skin? Can one treatment really target fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars and photoaging at the same time as tightening, with minimal discomfort or recovery time? As we age the quality of our skin.

  I’ve been promising to show you the detail of my results after using the Dermalux Flex MD device - and here they are. I was lent the device in April  just after lockdown had started in the UK. The Dermalux Flex MD is a medical-grade light therapy.