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Red Light Therapy (RLT)

Did you know red light therapy penetrates deep into the skin, boosting cell energy by 200%, accelerating healing by 50%

This naturally reduce inflamation and improve your overall health.

Red Light Therapy (RLT)
is a non-invasive treatment that uses low-wavelength red light to naturally stimulate your body’s healing processes.

 

Unlike UV rays, red light doesn’t damage the skin—it penetrates deep into cells to support regeneration, circulation, and repair.

Key Benefits:

  • Boosts collagen for smoother, brighter skin

  • Reduces inflammation and joint pain

  • Speeds muscle recovery

  • Supports better sleep and mood

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How to enjoy RLT

Pure Sense Spa 's Red Light Therapy is a full body therapy utilizing our advanced RLT bed.
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Guests can lie down in our red light therapy bed and receive even, comprehensive exposure from head to toe.

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Wear minimal or no clothing to allow the light to reach as much skin as possible. Remove jewelry before the session.

 

Red light therapy is non-invasive and UV-free, so there’s no risk of sunburn or skin damage.

Be sure to check our schedule and plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before your time.

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Only $35 per session

Red light therapy isn’t just a spa trend - it’s a wellness secret loved by some of the world’s most iconic celebrities and athletes. From glowing skin to faster recovery, here’s why the stars are stepping into the red light.

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  • Jennifer Aniston: the timeless beauty includes red light therapy in her skincare routine to maintain youthful, glowing skin. She’s spoken about using it to boost collagen and reduce wrinkles.
     

  • Kim Kardashian: Kim K has shared red light therapy beds on her social media, using them to enhance skin tone and improve overall skin health.
     

  • Tom Brady: The NFL legend credits red light therapy with muscle recovery, improved sleep, and keeping him at peak performance even into his 40s.
     

  • Gwyneth Paltrow: As a wellness trendsetter, Gwyneth uses red light for everything from energy balance to anti-aging. Her brand Goop has even featured it in several wellness routines.
     

  • LeBron James: Known for investing in his health, LeBron uses red light therapy as part of his post-training recovery, reducing inflammation and speeding up muscle healing.

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