• 1. Hooga Red Light Therapy
• 2.Evertone Red Light Therapy Wand
• 3. Pros and Cons
• 4. Hooga Red Light Therapy vs. Evertone Red Light Therapy Wand: Key Differences
• 5. Bottom Line: Which Is Better?

Hooga Red Light Therapy

Hooga is a company that primarily produces red light therapy panels and associated accessories.

  The brand offers a very broad range of phototherapy tools with different series and sizes. That includes smaller panels that can sit on a table, for a facial treatment, to full body-sized panels that can be mounted against a wall or above a treatment bed.

   Because Hooga’s devices are panels, they’re not intended to come in contact with the skin. Instead, the user is meant to sit or stand near the device. The closer one stands to the device, the greater the light’s impact is on a smaller area, while sitting further away stimulates a greater region of the body but with less potency.

Evertone Red Light Therapy Wand

Evertone is a results-driven body care brand that creates products to help women look and feel their best from head to toe. The brand’s beauty device range includes a variety of products, including the Evertone Infrawave, a powerful 4-in-1 red light therapy wand.

  Unlike many other red light devices, the Infrawave actually combines multiple technologies in order to stimulate the skin’s anti-aging response. In addition to healing, collagen-stimulating red light, the Infrawave red light wand also emits microcurrent, vibrational massage, and heat in order to fade fine lines, reduce blemishes, depuff the skin, and improve skincare penetration.

 The wand is intended for direct skin contact, which means that the red light is able to impact the skin very directly.

Pros and Cons

Hooga Red Light Therapy vs. Evertone Red Light Therapy Wand: Key Differences

Treatment Options and Effects
  Hooga devices have two types of LED lights: red light at 660 nm wavelength and near-infrared light at 850nm. Users can turn on the red and infrared lights separately or together, for different effects.

  The Evertone red light therapy wand features red light at 660 nm wavelength, microcurrent stimulation, vibrational massage, and heat therapy.

 Effects and Benefits
 The combination of red and near-infrared light in Hooga red light devices offers a broad range of effects, including anti-aging, improving skin tone & texture, relieving pain, wrinkle reduction, and even improving sleep.

   Near-infrared light is especially promising when it comes to brain function and neurodegenerative diseases. However, unlike pure red light, there is also a higher risk of skin damage when using near-infrared light.

    The combination of both red light and skin-stimulating features in the Evertone wand stimulates collagen production to visibly reduce wrinkles, helps fade blemishes, depuffs the skin, improves skin tone and firmness, and can even impact body concerns like stretch marks.

 How to Use
  When it comes to ease of use, both Hooga and Evertone have unique functionalities that make each one effortless to use, but in very different contexts.

  The Hooga red light therapy devices are panels, so there’s an initial hurdle in having to install them. Once that’s done, however, they’re very simple to use with hands-free operation. You simply turn the device on and then place your face or other treatment area in front of it. Here, there is a minor inconvenience in that you have to sit fairly close to the light panel in order to benefit from its maximum impact.

  With some of Hooga’s more advanced options, it’s also possible to set up hanging light panels that you lie under. However, the more complex the setup, the higher the costs will be.

  Comparatively, the Evertone red light therapy wand is very simple to operate. This hand-held device is easy to charge via USB. Using it is just a matter of applying a nourishing activating serum and then massaging your device over the treatment area (it will turn on automatically with skin contact). Because it’s a wand, it can be easy to use on both the face and the body, as well as to treat hard-to-reach areas.

 Cost
Often, these kinds of purchases come down to cost. How much are you really willing to spend on a red light therapy device?

  Of the two brands, Hooga is the more expensive option, with red light therapy panels costing anywhere between $150 and $800 depending on the size of the device. For full-body treatments, you can expect to spend even more once adding in the necessary accessories for set up.

  In comparison, the Evertone Infrawave Red Light Therapy wand is a steal, costing only $74 for a tool that can be used anywhere on the body with ease.