ANSR Light Therapy is a hand held device that provides light therapy to benefit the skin. There is a blue beam for anti-acne and a red beam for anti-aging treatments.

I have been fascinated with this device for a while. Light therapy is a leading edge therapy that is being used for everything from cancer treatments to teeth whitening. Different colors of light stimulate and effect the cells in different ways.

The ANSR Beam blue light kills acne causing bacteria and stimulates collagen. The red light works deeper to stimulate collagen and new cell growth. Both used together will reduce pore size, improve the overall health and quality, texture and tone of the skin and diminish fine lines and wrinkles.

The device uses an LED light that doesn’t get warm and it offers a real alternative to more invasive therapies.

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I have been using Philosophy On A Clear Day Blemish Serum off & on for a while now. I started using it because I wanted to add a glycolic acid serum to my regimen. After I used up the first bottle, I didn’t think it had really done anything for my skin so I decided not to repurchase. However, my face started breaking out after I stopped using it – so I reluctantly shelled out $30 for another bottle and have since repeated this pattern several times. Using the serum all over my face, I go through it rather quickly and when I stop using it I start getting breakouts.

This happened again recently & I decided to look for another product. I searched for a stronger glycolic acid serum to use, hoping for more visible results in addition to preventing breakouts. I was looking for a 10% or 15% glycolic acid serum (one of my complaints is that philosophy doesn’t give the percentage of glycolic acid in on a clear day) and I found & decided to try M.D. Forte Skin Rejuvenation Lotion III – which has an impressive 30% glycolic acid along with Rentinol and other anti-oxidants. I am sitting on my hands wanting to write a glowing reviw – but I have only been using it for about 10 days & I want to use it for at least month before I write a review. (Suffice it to say for now that I have more MD Forte products on the way!)

Anyway, when I was researching MD Forte, I came across M.D. Forte Glycare Perfection Gel and realized that it would be a great alternative to On a Clear Day. It has 1% Salicylic Acid and 5% Glycolic Compound (I appreciate that they give their percentages) and it is $21.60 for 1.7 ounces, versus $30 for 1.0 ounce for On a Clear Day! I would also think that because it is a gel versus a thin liquid, it would be easier to apply less product and therefore last longer. To me it looks like a much less expensive alternative.

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