Tria Beauty, best known for their hair removal laser has recently come out with a new product, a blue light treatment tool for acne. Blue light treatments are typically done at a dermatologist's office, but more and more companies are coming out with blue light treatments for home use.
For our review, we let Kristen, age 24 use the Tria for a couple of months. Her acne is stubborn, not responding well to any treatments that she's tried so far. She's been under doctor's guidance, and planned on moving to Accutane if the Tria didn't work for her.
But because we all know, one person's results aren't necessarily going to be your results, so we went online looking for reviews. Because the Tria Blue Light is so new, finding reviews of actual users was almost impossible. So, we posted a blog hoping to reach any About.com Skin Care readers who have purchased the Tria Blue Light to answer a few questions.
In our review of Tria's Blue Light, we complied actual user reviews, user tips and thoughts as well as important information about the Tria Blue Light. We also created a page specifically for people who have used the Tria Blue Light to come back and share their thoughts to help those still considering the Tria.
Come check out our review of Tria's Blue Light acne treatment product and see if our reviewers would recommend you spend the $300 it costs to get your own Blue Light from Tria.
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Thanks for sharing the information. Tria Beauty is basically known for their hair removal laser but recently come out with a new product, “a blue light treatment tool” for acne. I think it is a good product and by using this will give result to remove acne.
I just purchased the Tria Blue Light Acne Treatment for my son. After using other expensive acne treatments and oral antibiotics to no prevail, in desperation and after hearing about it on the Today Show, I purchased it for my son. With first use, we noticed a significant reduction in redness and inflammation of his skin. We are really excited and hoping this will help my son’s skin clear.
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