what distance to put between the skin and the light ?
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I put my skin as close as I can to the light. I wear the Protective eye wear with it. It recommended a goose neck lamp to use with the light. Use it daily for best results. Hope that helps!
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Very close. Inches from face and move around to cover whole face. Bulb doesn't get hot. For 10 minutes or so ? Maybe a couple times a week
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Will cause skin to exfoliate will get kind of flaky after a day or so. But skin will improve. Less acne and more of a glow in. less than a week. Hold close to skin and move around. Eye goggles should be used
868641
I used it from the periphery and i seem to remember reading that this was fine. I've read that having the light slightly above eye level is best so that the experiences it as if it is coming from the sun. Here is a link on more than you may have wanted to know about how to use the light to address specific health matters: http://day-lights.com/us/light-therapy-news/downloads/light-therapy-wp.pdf
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There is a bezel with a lens that lets you change the size of the lighted area from 6 inches to 3 feet when the object you are lighting is 2 1/2 feet from the light. the farther away the larger the lighted area.
773810
The general rule of thumb is 12 to 18 inches, the best thing to do is hold your hand under the light to judge the distance, if it's too hot for your hand it's too hot for the top of your plants. It also depends on how many plants you are trying to cover with the light, keeping the light 12 inches above the plants allows the light to spread out into a wider footprint over your plants while keeping a good intensity on them.
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I have mine 5 feet apart, it does help that they are near a wall which also reflects the light. These are very well made and can handle the elements.
722745
10.5 inches to the lowest point of the light cover. It's a pretty low profile light.
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Wendy, if you go to the Philips website their have two videos showing their smaller products which they position about 6 to 12 inches from the side of the face. Based on that, I positioned the light about 12inches to the side and slightly back behind me. I have found that it works perfectly. The instructions that come with it suggest that you do not look directly into the light except on occasion. The instructions also provide positions for use. I really enjoy this light and it has worked for me. I use it about 2 hours a day.
511142
No hard and fast rule. It's a question of aesthetics. It's a good idea to have the mirror in place if this is going at a bathroom vanity. See how the light(s) are in relation to the mirror. Then determine what is a comfortable height for them in relation to your eye level. The end result is a combination of these two factors. Good luck.
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The distance between two lights is 3 feet . But I know that you can buy extension (3 feet and 6 feet) from Artkalia if you need more distance.
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Minimal light. I use them to line some steps, about 2-3 ft apart. Let's you see where To step, but not bright.
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I'll have to measure my lights, but that sounds pretty close to the overall distance from lens to lamp socket so depth would be determined by how for you want them to stick out past the mounting flange.
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I'm really not sure (since it is under the light). I would guess 2-3 inches?
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24" or more manufacture said 24" - 48". However i have found that some where between 24" - 36" works best to reduce the light bleaching
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I use an incandescent desk lamp with the light about 12 inches over the sun shades.
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I'm not sure it would be easy on the eyes, to have it that close. My husband has it on his night stand, and where he is laying is about 3 feet away, but he is never looking at it directly.. It is very bright ! I suppose having it setting close by would not hurt anything, as long as you didn't look right into it. Have it off to the side , out of direct line of your eyes, and that might be ok..
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I need to look at my sizes, but the problem is that this is a very nice lens and you might benefit from a better light. My problem with this light is that it does not illuminate things very close to the lens 2-3cm away. Otherwise its a very cheap way to get light at 5-10cm distance.
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This fits between post and light fixture. The problem I had was trying to lower the sensitivity