Longest wavelength, reaches deepest — linked to collagen and firmness.
All About the Science
A closer look at the three lights and three modes inside the wand — what each one does, and how it's understood to work beneath the surface of the skin.
What Is Light Therapy?
Light therapy, also called photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with the skin at a cellular level.
Red light was first explored by NASA in the 1990s to support wound healing; it has since been the subject of many studies for its effects on skin and tissue.
Today, modern at-home devices use LED technology to deliver these wavelengths gently and conveniently — no clinic visit required.
How Red Light Is Thought to Support Collagen
Collagen is the protein that keeps skin looking firm and smooth. Here's the widely studied idea behind how red light is understood to work over time.
Collagen naturally declines with age, causing the look of fine lines and sagging.
Red light penetrates the skin, where it's thought to encourage collagen and elastin activity.
Fresh collagen is thought to help support the skin's structure from within.
Over time, skin can look firmer, smoother, and more plump.
Three Colors, Three Depths
Light comes in different wavelengths, each a different color. Longer wavelengths reach deeper into the skin — which is why each color does something different.
Mid wavelength — associated with a more even-looking tone.
Shortest wavelength, stays near the surface — associated with clearer skin.
Different Lights. Real Results.
Each light works at its own depth beneath the surface to target your skin's unique needs.
Red Light 630nm
Boosts collagen & elasticity for firmer, smoother skin.
Green Light 525nm
Helps even skin tone and reduce the look of discoloration.
Blue Light 415nm
Helps target breakouts and supports clearer skin.
3 Modes. Targeted Treatments.
Three simple treatments — pick whichever suits your skin that day.
EMS Mode
Gentle microcurrent that lifts and tones.
- Lift & Tone
- Supports Elasticity
- Enhances Absorption
Clean Mode
A deep-cleansing treatment for clearer pores.
- Deep Cleansing
- Clears Pores
- Fresh Glow
Hot Mode
Comfortable warmth that soothes and helps absorption.
- Soothes Skin
- Boosts Absorption
- Supports Collagen
Myth vs Science
Myth
- Light therapy is painful and needs recovery time.
- It's just a trend that doesn't really do anything.
- It's complicated and needs a professional.
Science
- It's non-invasive, non-UV, and pain-free, with no downtime.
- Research links it to collagen and elastin support for firmer-looking skin over time.
- It's designed for easy at-home use — switch it on and let the light do the work.
A spa-inspired routine, made beautifully simple
Prep & Glide
Apply your serum or moisturizer, then glide the contoured head upward along neck and jawline.
Choose Light & Mode
Pick the light and mode that suit what your skin needs that day.
Relax
Just 5–10 minutes leaves skin looking refreshed, calmed, and cared for.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can't I just use a red light bulb? +
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Three lights, three modes, one simple ritual.
That's the idea behind Avallara — considered skincare technology, made simple enough to use at home.
See the wand →Avallara is a cosmetic beauty device intended to support the appearance of healthy-looking skin. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. Descriptions of light-therapy mechanisms are provided for general educational context and reflect commonly discussed research, not claims about this specific device. Individual results may vary.