Red Light Therapy Face Mask

$199.99

Tired skin, fine lines, uneven tone - the mirror doesn't lie. But it doesn't have to win, either.

The Red Light Therapy Face Mask is your 10-minute reset. Slip it on after your shower, lean back, and let it run while you do nothing at all.

The specifications

336 LED chips across the mask.
Three light modes. 620nm red, 850nm near-infrared, and 460nm blue. You pick one per session.
3000mAh battery, fully cordless, with a remote control.
Automatic timers with memory - it holds your last setting.
Honeycomb matrix design so the LEDs never sit directly against your skin.
Built-in eye shielding.
Lycra lining and an adjustable elastic band. 12.6" x 10.6" x 2", 1.8 lb.

How to use it

Clean, dry skin - no serums or oils underneath, since they sit between the light and you. Pick a mode, put it on, let the timer run. Ten minutes is a normal session and once a day is plenty. More isn't better.

What to expect

This is cumulative rather than instant. Use it consistently and judge it around the 8 to 12 week mark, not the first week.

We're not going to tell you what it will do for you. Research into red and near-infrared light is active and still developing, and honest answers vary from person to person. What we can tell you is exactly what this device emits and how to use it properly. The 60 days are there so you can find out for yourself.

Who should skip this

Anyone on a medication that causes light sensitivity - some antibiotics, acne treatments and diuretics do. Ask your pharmacist.
If you're pregnant, check with your doctor first.
Keep your eyes closed during a session, even though the mask shields them.
If you have photosensitive epilepsy, avoid bright LED devices unless your doctor clears it.
Not over broken skin, an active infection, or recent cosmetic procedures without clearance.

This is a wellness device. It is not a medical device, and it is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment.