LED Light Therapy Face Mask
A wearable LED mask with three light modes, so you can sit through a session hands-free instead of holding a wand to your face.
Clean skin. Eyes closed. Skincare after.
How it works
What it does
Three LED light modes, selected according to what your routine is focused on. The mask covers the face and is worn hands-free, which is the practical reason people actually keep using it.
| Red | Used in routines focused on the appearance of smoother skin |
|---|---|
| Blue | Used in routines for oily or blemish-prone skin |
| Green | Used in routines focused on a more even-looking complexion |
Hands-free
Wear it and do something else. That is the difference between a mask you use and a wand you have to hold up for ten minutes.
Nothing to replace
No refills, no consumables. Reusable indefinitely.
Your routine
How to use it
- Cleanse and dry your face.Light works best on bare skin — serum first will block it.
- Put the mask on and adjust the strap.
- Select your mode and keep your eyes closed throughout.Do not look directly into the LEDs.
- Remove and follow with serum and moisturiser.
Details
Specifications
| LED modes | 3 — red, blue, green |
|---|---|
| Fit | Wearable, hands-free |
| Use on | Clean, bare skin |
| Reusable | No refills required |
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I use it before or after skincare?
Before. Light works best on clean, bare skin — serum and moisturiser sit on top and block it. Apply your skincare after the session instead.
Do I need eye protection?
Keep your eyes closed for the whole session and don't look directly into the LEDs.
Which colour should I use?
Red for routines focused on smoother-looking skin, blue for oily or blemish-prone skin, green for an even-looking complexion. You can alternate.
How often should I use it?
Several times a week is typical. As with every device in this category, consistency over weeks matters more than any single session.
Who should not use this?
Avoid it if you have a light-sensitive condition or take photosensitising medication. If you have a skin condition or any medical concern, check with your doctor first.
