Hyperbaric oxygen facials, light treatments, vacuum and much more.

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Five is the number of fingers in every hand, five are the oceans and our senses as well…but do you know that five is also the number of Beauty? Today with OXY5MODES you can take care of the beauty of your clients in five different ways with the functions Vacuum, Light, Oxygen Spray, Oxygen Infusion and Oxyaroma. Each function is complete alone and can complete the others as well. The VACUUM function, thanks to its negative pressure, offers a deep massage that enhances the lymphatic drainage and brings blood to the surface and with the blood, new nourishment and energy to the tissue. It helps body get rid of toxins and stimulates fibroblasts for a better skin tone. Perfect on cellulite and puffy legs, it also oxygenates, revitalizes and helps the face to reabsorb excess water. The LIGHT (Photobiomodulation – PBT) function is based on the capability of coloured LED lights to communicate with the tissue. Depending on the wavelength, each coloured light interacts with some substances present in the cell, producing cascading effects that enhance cells vitality, cope with acne, increase skin tone and reduce wrinkles. The OXYGEN SPRAY function let you gently spray on the skin oxygen together with studied natural products that are light, nourishing, soothing and extremely rich in antioxidants. For effective not-invasive treatments and fast visible results on face and body. The OXYGEN INFUSION function drives pulsed hyperbaric oxygen together with specially formulated products deep into the skin to improve all visible signs of ageing and work effectively on other beauty flaws. It enhances the Oxygen Spay results by exploiting the eutrophic and vasodilator properties of oxygen. The OXYAROMA function let you breathe aroma-enriched oxygen. Each aroma blend comes from a studied mix of pure essential oils, for a pleasant healthy experience that reminds you how the skin is something to take care about even from the inside. Never seen such a complete oxygen-based system.

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