Clinically proven & Science-backed

Step 1

Wash and dry your face so you start with freshly cleansed skin.

Step 2

Apply the Renew Complex Serum (or your favorite water-based serum) to prep your skin for the Wand.

Step 3

The Wand will automatically turn on when making contact with hydrated skin. Glide the Wand across your face in an upward and outward motion, slowly covering your forehead, cheeks, under eyes, jaw, neck, and upper lip. You can use small strokes in each area or long strokes up your neck and face. Relax and repeat for at least 5 minutes a day, 3x a week and enjoy your new glow.

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Step 1

Start with clean, dry skin. Place the device over a blemish or breakout area.

Step 2

Turn on the device. Hold it over your treatment area for 3 minutes—it will automatically switch off when your treatment is complete!

Step 3

Move the device to a new region and repeat until you've treated all desired areas.

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Visible results are cumulative and most pronounced after implementing into a regular skincare routine. Solawave Wand: results may vary, but usually become apparent after two weeks of regular usage. Bye Acne: results usually begin to appear after 2-3 uses.

We strongly recommend implementing your device into a regular skincare routine. But timing is completely up to you. You can use your device first thing in the morning, shortly before bed, or at work! The reason we make our devices portable is so you can achieve quality skincare in 3-5 minutes anytime, anywhere.

Red and blue light exist on different wavelengths. Consequently, they accomplish different therapeutic tasks. Red Light Therapy, with a longer wavelength, is best known for promoting collagen production, cell turnover, and a healthy response to inflammation. Blue Light Therapy, however, is clinically proven to kill the bacteria that causes acne, Cutibacterium acnes (formerly Proprionibacterium acnes). Together, blue and red light are acne’s worst enemy; blue light can attack active breakouts, while red light helps fight inflammation and redness caused by clogged pores.