
Brunette’s and why they Matter.
How Brunettes really stand out? Christopher Dunkley of Meddlers by DMC breaks down the ideas around how to better improve your locks.
Now one might think a brunette just needs a simple colour, a minimal haircut, and maintaining this can be easy, silhouette is fast achieved, and shine and texture will do the rest. Well let us guide you, a stunning color needs to be achieved, but two things. 1. Variety of shades, some additional lighter polices can be put in to the general flat colour to pump it up, keeping it natural and then a second colour gloss over the additional colour to tie it in together, and enhance the finished look. 2. A colour that maps the natural effect of hair, many colour companies can do a blanket shade, we choose Revlon Professional, that colour each and every shade slightly different to its natural composition to achieve the most natural possible effect.
Reducing the drying effect is a huge result driven reason for bad darker shades, also understanding the perfect shape to enhance the natural texture, adding in the face shaping idea, or soft layers on the top of the haircut could be all that’s needed.
Loving your darker shades, enhance its golden undertone and maximising health and shine… it’s simple.

Red light, Blue Light..
Red Lights!!!
They are all the rages, we invested in a machine that could treat us with the benefits of red light therapy, yet through our toughest times of COVID, us light therapy was just as important, so we found a machine and tech out of Norway, using 4.5% blue light therapy blended with he anti-aging skin conditioning of red light.
Perfect — here’s a full blog-style article (about 1,000 words) built around Harpo’s Colotan, red light therapy, and the introduction of UV light as a unique differentiator.
Harpo’s Colotan: The Future of Light Therapy
Introduction: A New Era in Wellness Technology
For years, red light therapy has been celebrated as one of the most exciting breakthroughs in skin and wellness technology. From dermatologists’ clinics to at-home devices, its popularity continues to grow thanks to its proven benefits in rejuvenation, repair, and overall skin vitality. But while most systems rely solely on red and near-infrared wavelengths, Harpo’s Colotan has taken an innovative leap: introducing a carefully balanced dose of UV light into the equation. This unique combination redefines what light therapy can achieve, merging cellular rejuvenation with the body’s natural need for vitamin D and a healthy glow.
The Science Behind Red Light Therapy
Red light therapy, often delivered at wavelengths between 600–700nm, works by penetrating the skin at a cellular level. When these wavelengths are absorbed by the mitochondria—the “powerhouse” of the cell—they stimulate the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy currency that fuels cellular processes.
This boost in cellular energy results in:
Enhanced collagen production for firmer, more youthful skin.
Reduced inflammation, helping with acne, rosacea, and joint recovery.
Accelerated tissue repair, aiding wound healing and post-exercise recovery.
Improved circulation, delivering oxygen and nutrients more efficiently.
Unlike invasive treatments or harsh chemicals, red light therapy is gentle, non-toxic, and safe for long-term use, which is why it has earned such a strong reputation in both medical and cosmetic fields.
Where Traditional Red Light Stops Short
Despite its many strengths, traditional red light therapy has one notable limitation: it doesn’t address the body’s natural requirement for sunlight and UV exposure. Modern lifestyles—characterized by office work, indoor routines, and heavy sunscreen use—often leave people deficient in vitamin D, a vital nutrient linked to immune strength, bone health, and mood regulation.
This is where Harpo’s Colotan stands apart. Rather than avoiding UV altogether, it reintroduces it—safely, precisely, and in harmony with red light wavelengths.
The Role of UV Light in Colotan
Ultraviolet light has long been misunderstood, often associated only with sunburn and skin damage. But in controlled doses, UV exposure is not only safe—it’s essential. Harpo’s Colotan integrates UV wavelengths at calibrated levels that deliver benefits without the risks of overexposure.
The UV element in Colotan supports:
Vitamin D synthesis, a critical nutrient many are deficient in.
Natural pigmentation, giving skin a subtle, healthy glow without prolonged sunbathing.
Synergistic wellness, complementing red light’s restorative effects by addressing overall vitality, not just surface rejuvenation.
By introducing UV light in this way, Colotan doesn’t replace sunlight but creates a controlled, reliable substitute that can be enjoyed year-round—rain, shine, or winter.
Why the Combination Matters
The genius of Harpo’s Colotan lies in its integration of two light technologies that most systems keep separate. Red light rejuvenates at a cellular level, working below the skin’s surface to enhance structure, elasticity, and repair. UV light, on the other hand, works more superficially, but its effect is systemic: boosting mood, balancing hormones, and fueling vitamin D production.
Together, they create a therapy that:
Promotes youthful, healthier-looking skin.
Improves overall wellbeing by restoring natural vitamin D balance.
Delivers a glow inside and out, far beyond cosmetic results.
This dual approach reflects a shift in wellness technology: moving away from isolated treatments and toward holistic, whole-body solutions.
The Colotan Experience
Unlike harsh tanning beds or purely cosmetic devices, Harpo’s Colotan is designed with precision and safety in mind. Each session provides a measured combination of red and UV light, tailored to avoid the risks of overexposure while maximizing benefits.
Users often report:
A noticeable improvement in skin tone and firmness after regular sessions.
A lift in mood and energy, similar to what many experience after time in natural sunlight.
Relief from seasonal vitamin D deficiencies, particularly in colder climates.
In essence, Colotan doesn’t just make you look better—it helps you feel better too.
How Colotan Compares to Traditional Devices
To understand Colotan’s innovation, it’s worth comparing it to existing systems:
Red light–only devices: Excellent for skin rejuvenation and repair, but limited when it comes to whole-body vitality.
UV tanning beds: Deliver pigmentation and vitamin D but often at the cost of skin damage and premature aging.
Harpo’s Colotan: Combines the restorative, anti-aging effects of red light with the natural wellness benefits of safe, low-dose UV light.
This makes Colotan not just a therapy but a comprehensive wellness system, standing in its own category.
A Look Toward the Future
As wellness technologies evolve, the trend is moving toward integration—blending science, safety, and holistic benefits. Harpo’s Colotan embodies this direction, proving that innovation isn’t just about adding new features but about rethinking how existing therapies can complement each other.
In a world where stress, nutrient deficiencies, and lifestyle imbalances affect nearly everyone, Colotan represents more than just a beauty tool. It is a reimagined approach to light therapy—one that respects the body’s natural processes while harnessing modern science to make them safer and more effective.
Conclusion
Red light therapy has already carved out a reputation as one of the most effective, non-invasive treatments for skin and cellular health. But Harpo’s Colotan has raised the bar by adding UV light into the mix—safely, thoughtfully, and with measurable benefits. The result is a therapy that doesn’t just stop at skin deep but supports the whole body, from collagen production to vitamin D synthesis.
By bridging beauty, health, and innovation, Colotan is more than a wellness device—it’s the future of light therapy.
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