Red Light Therapy for Face, LED Red Light Therapy Mask 660nm & 850nm Wavelength for Home Use

I’ve been using this red LED face mask three times a week, and I’m so impressed with the results! My skin looks noticeably firmer and more rejuvenated. The quality of the mask is excellent – it’s sturdy and well-made, making it feel like a high-end product. It’s easy to use, and I love the way it leaves my skin feeling refreshed after each session. If you’re looking for a non-invasive way to improve your skin’s appearance, this mask is definitely worth trying!

The most effective red light face mask I have tried and the price is unbeatable. I bought a more expensive mask a couple of years ago but THIS ONE is just as good and actually more comfortable than the other mask. I apply skincare before wearing it. I use it 4x a week for 20-25 minutes on full power. My skin feels sooo supple after just one month. No more redness or strange irritations. No more uninvited blemishes. My skin is at maximum awesomeness!I like how I can walk around and do things while wearing the mask. I like that it charges fast and stays charged for at least 6 sessions. It’s comfortable to wear and your eyes will be protected!Really nothing bad to say about it. I really love it!

Easy to use, comfortable. Only been a month so I don't see anything right now, but it is relaxing to use. Good quality and I love the power pack so I don't have to plug it in and I can walk around when I'm using it.

Mediocre product but not at all what this manufacturer is advertising, and definitely not worth the cost.Firstly, the manufacturer's listing of this product claims that there are 148 660nm LEDs and 74 850nm LEDs. Conveniently, the listing contains no image of the back side of this mask, as it would reveal that the number of LEDs claimed is blatantly false. As you can clearly see from my photo, this mask has only around 70 LEDs total, less than half what is claimed by the listing, and they all appear to be identical in terms of light emitted. So therefore I doubt any 850nm light is being emitted at all and who knows if the light from the LEDs is actually 660nm or not.The mask does get slightly warm after ~15 or so mins of use, which is a bad sign as proper LEDs shouldn't emit any heat. It's probably not enough heat to warrant any safety concerns, but it is a bad sign for the overall build quality of the product.The rechargeable battery that comes with the mask is pretty terrible, and I don't think I've ever gotten it to last all the way through a whole 20-minute session. However, I usually just plug the mask straight into an outlet and that seems to work fine.Overall, this mask is the same cheap, bare-minimum garbage that you can find from other sellers for significantly less, but this seller has just lied to make the product seem superior and worthy of a higher price.My recommendation: DO NOT BUY!

This mask is easy to use. The battery stays charged for a long period of time. Love being able to multi task while doing this. It’s comfortable. Easy to clean.

I’ve had it for a while. It still works. I like the soothing presence of the red light on my face. It helps.

Love this mask, zero complaints! All I see is great results the few times I’ve used it. I really can see a difference in my face and more tightness & less wrinkles.

I love red light therapy and I definitely recommend it to anyone. I totally noticed positive differences in my skin after consistent use.This specific product however does not last. My first issue was a week after purchase, the “portable” battery had to remain plugged in during use. Not a big issue and I figured I get what I paid for and didn’t mind sitting by an outlet to plug in the mask when I used it. Not a bad trade off for a cheaper product. However now it has been about 6 months since I purchased it and it has stopped working almost entirely. When I plug it in I get maybe a minute of it turning on and then nothing. No matter how many outlets I try or how many times I unplug or replug any of the wires there is no life left in it. After reading some reviews I notice I am not the only one with this problem. At this point if I’m going to be paying $75+ (it was $100 when I bought it) on a mask twice a year I might as well invest in something higher quality. Sustainability is important to me and I’m not in the business of buying products bound for the landfill so soon.