It's Time for European Light Therapy Facials in India

There's a new therapy on the block - European Light Therapy (ELT) facials, which promise to rejuvenate the skin by using light, so now move over fruit facials and chocolate packs.

ELT facials involve a new technology, where light energy is applied to the skin to provide therapeutic benefits, accelerating the repair of damaged skin cells, as well as stimulating the production of collagen.

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"ELT facials is the latest in facials and we are proud to be the first to offer it in India. Light Therapy is proven to address various concerns such as ageing, pigmentation, and acne and is sure to give a guaranteed glow," Rahul Bhalchandra, CEO and director, YLG Salon, the brand that has introduced the concept in India, said in a statement.

The treatment begins with the application of a deep cleanser followed by the "skin scrubber light probe". The blue light of the probe helps in fighting acne-causing bacteria, and it also helps in removal of black heads while maintaining the PH balance of the skin.

Later, a peel is applied on the skin followed by the scrubber light probe again, this time with red light. The red light helps in improved blood circulation, treats pigmentation of the skin and evens out the skin tone, among other benefits.

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The therapy, which can last anything from 45 minutes to an hour, ends with a scalp, neck and back massage after a facial mask.

The price of an ELT facial can be between Rs.1,000 to Rs.3,500. It is available in all YLG salons in Bangalore, Mumbai and Chennai.

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Source-IANS

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