• 1. Solawave Red Light Therapy Review
• 2.Evertone Red Light Therapy Wand
• 3. Pros and Cons
• 4. Solawave Red Light Therapy vs. Evertone: The Face-Off
• 5. Bottom Line: Which Is Better?

Solawave Red Light Therapy Review

Solawave is a California-based skincare tech brand producing red light therapy products, along with other skincare products and tools. The brand’s offerings include cleansers, moisturizers, a red light therapy mask, and more.

  Solawave’s most well-known product, however, is its 4-in-1 Radiant Renewal Skincare Wand, which features a combination of technologies, including red light, galvanic current, warmth, and massage. It’s a handheld device that turns on with skin contact, immediately delivering all four types of stimulation, making for a treatment with both short and long-term results.

Evertone Red Light Therapy Wand

Evertone is all about transformative body care treatments and beauty devices that actually work! The brand’s portfolio boasts powerful cellulite and stretch mark treatments, along with microcurrent, IPL, and red light devices.

  One of Evertone’s most popular products is the Infrawave. Like Solawave, Infrawave is also a 4-in-1 red light therapy device with added microcurrent, heat therapy, and vibrational massage. The handheld device is portable, cordless, and incredibly easy to use.

Pros and Cons

Solawave Red Light Therapy vs. Evertone: The Face-Off

Solawave and Evertone share a lot of similarities. In this section, we’ll compare their mechanisms and effects, and focus on the two main differentiating factors.

Technology and Effects
Solawave and Evertone Infrawave both boast the same technologies, for the most part,

  Both devices feature microcurrent (which Solawave calls galvanic current), a gentle electric stimulation that tones skin and muscles, which creates a more contoured look, gives the skin a lift and helps to improve skin firmness over time.

  The devices’ red light therapy component helps to promote skin renewal, with red light therapy that penetrates past the deeper layers of the skin. This allows these devices to encourage new collagen production, for long-term wrinkle reduction and improved elasticity. The red light therapy also helps visibly improve the skin tone and fade blemishes.

  Finally, the vibrational massage depuffs the skin, and the heat massage improves skincare penetration.

 Ease of Use
Solawave and Evertone’s devices are both simple and easy to use.

  Once charged, the Evertone Infrawave will turn on with skin contact, immediately working its magic on the skin. It’s best used over the skin with an upward and outward glide. A simple 5-minute treatment is often enough to treat the entire face.

  The Solawave does need to be turned on before it will start working. Aside from that, the process is quite similar. The only major difference is that the Solawave device is water-resistant, so it can be used while the face is a little damp.

   Both devices should be used alongside a hydrating serum like the Evertone Everglow.

 Cost
 Overall, Solawave and Evertone’s treatment wands are quite similar, so where the differences become noticeable are in the price. The Solawave red light therapy wand retails for $169, whereas the Evertone Infrawave can be had for just $74. If you’re looking for beauty treatments on a budget, these added savings can be meaningful.

 Warranty
While many users will see the effects of red light and microcurrent therapies immediately, it can take longer for some users. With Evertone, the longer warranty gives you enough time to use the device regularly and to see both its short and long-term effects. This added flexibility is also useful if you can’t get around to using your device immediately after purchase.