Firmer, brighter-looking skin in minutes a day.
A soft, wireless mask with
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What this mask is for
Six things this mask is made for, and the light for each.
Fine lines and crow's feet
The most common reason. Red with near-infrared is the light studied for the look of fine lines, including the ones around the eyes.
Red lightLaugh lines and firmness
Lines around the mouth, and skin that looks less firm than it did. The same light and the same patience: two to three months of regular evenings.
Red lightRedness
Skin that looks red, flushed or reactive. Red light is used to calm the look of redness, and yellow is the gentler choice for sensitive skin.
Red light, or yellow for sensitive skinAcne-prone skin and breakouts
Purple runs blue and red together: blue works at the surface on oil and the bacteria linked to breakouts, and red calms the redness around them. Blue on its own is for oily skin.
Purple light, or blue for oily skinDull, uneven-looking tone
Skin that looks tired and flat. Orange runs yellow and red together for a brighter look.
Orange lightA calm evening routine
Ten quiet minutes on the sofa, with no cable and no mirror. For many people this is the part that keeps the habit going.
Any light
What to expect, and when
In studies of red and near-infrared light the changes were gradual and differed from person to person, and the people who see something are the ones who keep going. A realistic picture looks like this.
- Day 1A photo, then the first session
Skin can look a little flushed and fresher for an hour or so afterward. That is temporary, not a lasting change.
- Weeks 1 to 4Building the habit
The only job is
. Some people describe more glow and a smoother feel. Many notice nothing yet, and that is normal. - Weeks 4 to 8Tone and texture
Usually the first lasting things people report: skin that looks more even and feels smoother.
- Weeks 8 to 12Fine lines
The window in which studies measured softer-looking fine lines. This is the time to compare against the day-one photo.
- After thatKeeping it
The effect builds with use and tends to fade when sessions stop, so the routine carries on at a few evenings a week.
Reasonable to expect
- A calm routine of about
minutes that is easy to keep up - Skin that looks firmer and brighter after several weeks of regular use
- No downtime: the rest of a skincare routine stays the same
- Slower progress in weeks when sessions are skipped
Not reasonable to expect
- A visible change overnight or after a handful of sessions
- The effect of prescription retinoids, injectables or in-clinic treatments
- A replacement for sunscreen or for advice from a dermatologist
How it fits into an evening
The mask that works is the one that gets worn, so the routine is kept short. Three steps, in this order.
Cleanse and dry
Start with clean, dry skin. Makeup and sunscreen get in the way of the light.
Wear it for minutes
Fasten the strap, attach the magnetic remote and choose a light. Then carry on with the evening, a show, a podcast or a rest on the sofa, until the timer ends.
Moisturize as usual
Follow with the serum or cream already in the routine. Nothing else has to change.
Built to be worn
No cable during a session, so there is no need to sit near an outlet. The battery sits in a small remote that attaches by magnet, and the soft silicone is made to be worn on the sofa or in front of the TV.
What each light does
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Not sure? Start with red.
Red with near-infrared is the most studied light and the reason most people buy an LED mask. Most evenings need nothing else.
Red with near-infrared has the most research behind it, and the other lights have less. Visible blue light has been linked to darkening in skin that pigments easily, so anyone prone to melasma or dark patches should stay with red and ask a dermatologist first. Results vary, and the mask is not a medical treatment.
What customers say
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What arrives in the box
Nothing else is included, and nothing in the photos is sold separately.
Usage guide
The essentials, with the jargon explained.
| Session length | Start with |
|---|---|
| How often | |
| Skin | Clean and dry. Apply skincare after the session, not before. |
| Eyes | The mask has openings for the eyes. The lights are bright, so do not look straight into them. Rest the eyes closed if the light feels strong, and stop if anything feels uncomfortable. |
| Which light | |
| Charging | Detach the remote and charge it by USB with the cable in the box. |
| Cleaning | Switch it off, then wipe the silicone with a soft cloth or a skincare wipe. Never rinse or submerge it. |
Specifications
Figures are from the product specification.
Full-face coverage
The difference is clear
Our mask
light sources across the face - Full-face coverage, forehead to chin
- Soft silicone that bends to the face
- Wireless, with a magnetic remote
- Five lights for different skin needs
Many other masks
- Fewer, widely spaced lights
- Gaps between the lights
- Rigid, heavy shell
- Cable to a handset or wall plug
- One or two light colors
light sources lights mina session
Before the first session
Six small things to do once.
- Take a day-one photoSame room, same light, no makeup. Repeat at week 4 and week 8, because the change is too slow to see in a mirror.
- Pick the eveningsTie the session to something already fixed, such as a show or a podcast. The habit is what does the work.
- Charge the remoteDetach it and use the cable in the box with a standard USB plug.
- Wipe the insideA soft cloth or a skincare wipe is enough. Let it dry.
- Do a short testRun one session on a small area and wait 24 hours before regular use.
- Read the safety notesThe questions below list who should not use the mask.
days to make up one's mind
- Email
within days of delivery, with the order number. - Support confirms the refund,
. - The refund goes to the original payment method within
. The mask is kept, with no return to arrange.
A mask that arrives faulty or damaged is replaced or refunded.
Read the refund policyQuestions before buying
Does it work?
Do LED masks really work?
Red and near-infrared LED light have been tested on people in clinical studies, which measured gradual improvements in the look of fine lines and skin texture over weeks of regular use.
How soon is a difference visible?
Not overnight. A fresher look and a smoother feel tend to come first, within the first weeks for some people. Softer-looking fine lines and a more even tone can take 8 to 12 weeks of regular use.
A photo on day one, in the same light, is the fairest way to judge. Results differ between people, which is what the
Does it help with acne?
Blue and red light used together have the most research behind them for mild to moderate breakouts, and that pairing is the purple light. Blue on its own is for oily skin.
For severe acne, see a dermatologist. Anyone taking acne medicine should ask their doctor before using the mask.
Does it help with redness or rosacea?
Red light is used to calm the look of redness, and yellow is the gentler choice for skin that flushes or reacts easily. Some people describe a calmer look over time.
Rosacea is a medical condition, and warmth can set off a flare. Anyone with rosacea should ask a dermatologist before starting, begin with the shortest timer, and stop if flushing gets worse.
Does this mask use the right kind of light?
Yes. The main light combines
Are five colors better than one?
Not for fine lines. Red with near-infrared has the most research behind it and is the light for fine lines, laugh lines, firmness and redness. Purple, which is blue and red together, is the one for breakouts, and blue on its own is for oily skin. Yellow and orange have less research behind them and are best treated as extras for sensitive or dull days.
Is a mask or a panel the better choice?
A panel is more powerful and can be used on the body as well as the face, which is why enthusiasts often prefer one. It also means staying in front of it with goggles on. A mask is worn, so a session can happen on the sofa, which makes a few evenings a week easier to keep up. The better choice is whichever one will actually get used.
Safety
Who should not buy this mask?
It is not suitable during pregnancy, for anyone with epilepsy or seizures triggered by light, for anyone with an eye condition, or for anyone taking medication that increases sensitivity to light (some acne medicines and antibiotics do). It is not for children.
Is it safe for the eyes?
The mask has openings for the eyes, so a show can carry on during a session. The LEDs are bright at close range: do not look straight into them, rest the eyes closed if the light feels strong, and stop straight away if there is discomfort. Do not use the mask with an existing eye condition.
Is a longer session better?
No. Start with
Is it suitable for darker skin or melasma?
Red and near-infrared light are used across skin tones. Skin that pigments easily, including skin with melasma, can darken with heat and with visible blue light. The cautious choice is the red light only, the shortest timer, and a dermatologist's advice before starting. Stop if dark patches look worse.
Does it get hot?
Can it be used with retinol, vitamin C or acids?
Use the mask on clean, dry skin and apply products afterward, including serums, retinol and acids. Product left on the skin gets in the way of the light and can mark the silicone. Prescription treatments that increase sensitivity to light are a question for the prescriber.
The mask
Is it really wireless?
Yes, during a session. The battery sits in the detachable remote, which attaches to the mask by magnet, so no cable is connected while the mask is on. Between sessions the remote charges by USB with the cable in the box.
Will it fit?
It is one size. The silicone is flexible and bends to the face, and a head strap holds it in place.
How is it cleaned?
Switch it off, wipe the inside with a soft cloth or a skincare wipe, and let it dry. Never rinse or submerge it.
Is there a difference between the three colors?
No. Black, white and pink are the same mask with a different shell color.
What if it stops working?
It is built to last. The lights are LEDs sealed in silicone with no moving parts, and LEDs typically run for thousands of hours, which is years of
If a mask does develop a fault within
Ordering
How long does delivery take?
Orders ship within
What address details are needed?
The full street address including the apartment or unit number. Packages without it are often returned to the sender.
