How does near-infrared light work for skin care?

Research has found that the thermal effect of near-infrared rays is relatively weak, making it safer to care for the skin and not burn the skin. At the same time, near-infrared light covers a type of light that can be absorbed by mitochondria in human cells, so it penetrates deeper into cell tissues than ordinary visible light, promoting the production of ATP and making cells healthier. Near-infrared light can accelerate blood circulation and promote metabolism. which means it effectively decomposes excess melanin in a short period of time and accelerates its elimination from the body. Near-infrared ray light waves have stronger penetrating power than far-infrared light waves. The heat energy can penetrate deep into the skin, and treat inflammation. and repair the skin barrier.