🔦 Shine a Light on Your Skin's Truths!
The Eagou Diary Woods Lamp Skin Analyzer is a professional-grade tool featuring 4 UV light tubes and a 3x magnifying lens, designed to analyze various skin conditions. It allows for detailed observation of hydration, oiliness, and pigmentation, while also serving as a multifunctional device for detecting fluorescent agents in skincare products and pet-related issues. Safe for use without goggles, this lamp is perfect for estheticians and skincare enthusiasts alike.
M**L
Muy bueno
Excelente para trabajar fácil de usar
J**.
This is wonderful! So happy I bought this.
Definitly 5 stars!! i bought this when my kitten came home from the Humane Society with ringworm!!! I was able to keep a close eye on her while she was taking medicine. This works amazing and I felt empowered by having it knwoing that I could check on my sweet kitty daily to watch the progress.
L**�
Lo que pedi
Excelente
F**O
Buen producto
Funciona bien y además llego antes de tiempo
A**R
Very basic
The product arrived on time and packaged well. The instructions are easy to follow. The magnifying glass is okay but the UV lights could be stronger?? It doesn't seem to illuminate the skin as I imagined it would. Overall, it is a good product to use for the time being.
S**E
Clean wood lamp
This wood lamp works perfect I’m able to use the curtain when I’m in light places.
A**R
Light is weak
I purchased the light to help identify ringworm spots on my kitten. When it arrived and opened the box I saw that it was packaged in a thin layer of bubble wrap. In removing the light from the box I could hear a rattling sound. Nonetheless, I tried using it. The light that emanated was really weak and barely visible. The one at my veterinarian office was strong and clearly showed spots where ringworm was present. Disappointed after reading some reviews and returning the light. Hope this helps.
A**T
Doesn’t work for skin
If you using this for skin analysis- don’t buy it!! Doesn’t work. I am an esthetician and gave a friend, who has melasma, a facial. I was excited to use the woods lamp to see what was hiding UNDER her skin- but this device doesn’t show anything. I couldn’t see any damage - including the melasma that I could see with a naked eye. I absolutely should have been able to see melasma through the woods lamp.
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