Your mask offers multiple LED colours plus infrared light so you can target your skin goals with precision.

• Red (630 nm): Boosts collagen, improves firmness
  
• Blue (460 nm): Calms inflammation and supports clearer skin
  
• Green (520 nm): Reduces pigmentation and brightens
  
• Yellow (630 + 460 nm): Helps even texture and tone
  
• Purple (470 + 630 nm): Supports lymphatic drainage and calming
  
• Cyan (460 + 590 nm): Balances oil and soothes
  
• White: Helps fade dark spots and softens fine lines
  
• 850 nm Infrared: Reaches deeper layers for firmness and collagen support
  

You can choose a single colour or combine any colour with infrared for enhanced anti-aging results.

Here’s what we recommend:

• For anti-aging and firmness: Red + Infrared
  
• For pigmentation or uneven tone: Green or Yellow
  
• For redness and sensitivity: Blue or Purple
  
• For breakouts: Blue
  
• For an all-in-one treatment: Circle Mode
  

Most customers start with Circle Mode and use a targeted colour a few times a week.

Use for under 30 minutes per session, 5 to 7 times a week.

Consistency will give you the best results.

Most customers notice:

• A fresh glow after their first few uses
• Smoother texture within 1–2 weeks
• More even tone, reduced redness and firmer-looking skin by week 4
  

Results build gradually with consistent use.

Yes. LED light therapy for skin has been studied in clinics and research settings for many years.

Some key areas that have been researched include:

Skin rejuvenation and wrinkles
• Clinical studies using red and near-infrared LEDs (around 630 nm and 830–850 nm) have reported improvements in fine lines, skin texture and overall skin rejuvenation, with good safety and tolerability in home-use and clinic-based devices.
• Systematic reviews of LED therapy in dermatology also support its use as a non-invasive option to stimulate collagen and improve the appearance of aging skin. MDPI+4PubMed+4Lippincott Journals+4

Acne, redness and inflammation
• Blue and blue-plus-red LED light have been shown in multiple randomized trials and reviews to reduce inflammatory acne lesions and support clearer skin. Lippincott Journals+4PMC+4MDPI+4
• Reviews of photobiomodulation also highlight anti-inflammatory effects of red and near-infrared light, which may help with redness and general skin comfort. ScienceDirect+1

If you would like to explore the science further, some helpful starting points include:

• A clinical study on home-use 630 nm and 850 nm LED devices for skin rejuvenation (Medicine, 2025) PubMed+1
• “Light-emitting diodes in dermatology: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials” PMC+1
• Reviews on blue and red light for acne and skin health. PMC+2MDPI+2
• A general overview from Cleveland Clinic on red light therapy for skin and other uses. Cleveland Clinic

• LED silicone facial mask
• 2 Eye pads
• 2 Ear bands
• Controller
• USB charging cable
• User manual

Recharge the mask and enjoy cord-free treatments whenever you like.

Yes. The mask uses low-level LED and infrared light. It is UV-free, non-invasive and suitable for all skin types.

Eye pads are included for extra comfort around the eye area.

Yes, absolutely. Just put the mask on, choose your light colour and relax. Most people start with Circle Mode for a simple, all-round treatment.

Yes. The mask uses gentle LED and infrared light, which is non-invasive and suitable for most skin types, including aging or sensitive skin. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, check with your healthcare professional before use.

We offer a 60-day risk-free trial. Not satisfied? Simply return it for a full refund (and we’ll cover return shipping). We will do WHATEVER it takes to make sure you are 100% satisfied with your purchase.

On top of that, your mask is backed by a 3-year replacement warranty. If you experience any faults or manufacturing defects at any point, we’ll replace your belt free of charge. We’re here to make sure you’re fully supported, now and for the long run.