LED Facial Mask Red Light Therapy Mask FSA HSA Eligible 7 Colors Facial Skin Care Mask for Acne

I've tried a few of these LED light therapy masks and so far this one has fit my face better than the others. That's got to be different for everyone though. This one is easy to use and rechargeable, I don't have to be hooked up to power and the attached remote is close at hand. I use mainly the red light spectrum as the potential anti-aging benefits are what I'm interested in. I can't really prove any improvement regarding wrinkles and such but I do absolutely notice a difference in my skin when I haven't been able to sit and use this for a few weeks. My skin is duller and just doesn't look as fresh. The price is on par with other LED therapy masks. Read more

Love it. Have seen a difference been using for 30 days....love the different color options Read more

Worked well for 7 months. Now the cord seems broke as it only stays on if i hold the cord in a certain position. The part affwcted is just above the USB connection. Read more

Worked for 3 weeks, then sort of shorted out. Read more

MY ⭐️RATINGS: 4⭐️- I would recommend it as the one to get. This mask has everything I need to use it properly. The straps and soft silicone eye holders are included to securely hold it to my face—a rechargeable remote attaches to the mask to control which light therapy treatments I want to use. I can choose from multiple settings, depending on what I’m trying to work on regarding my skin's look and texture. I have been using a light therapy mask for a while; therefore, I use it for 20 minutes 3 times a week. LED light therapy masks work only if you are consistent with treatments and patient. Results won’t happen overnight but will show if you are consistent with your treatments. This LED Light Therapy Face Mask is PRICED in the usual range. Read more

The mask is made of an all white color flexible silicone mask that has lots of mini LED lights on the inside of the mask that makes contact with your faces skin. The mask has a cord attached to it but it is technically cordless since the remote control for the mask is rechargeable so it doesn’t have to be plugged in. There are 7 different bright LED light modes with each serving its own skin care purpose such as, Red light (anti-aging), green (relieves dredge lump/edema), orange (repairs skin pigment), blue (soothes inflammation sensitive skin), purple (improves acne treatment), yellow (improves wrinkles/skin roughness) & a cyan blue light (promotes metabolism function). The mask is easy to use, charge the remote with the type-c cable & attach it to the mask, then wrap the mask around your face & turn on the LED light & select which light mode you’d like activated. I personally like to lay down with the mask on & use it for 15-20min with my eyes closed, it has a cut out for your eyes so you can see & holes for your nose & mouth so you can breath. The price listed for this style red light therapy mask was a good price range value, especially since prices can be expensive for various other types. Read more

I've been interested in RLT for the face for a while now, which is why I ordered this LED Facial Mask Red Light Therapy Mask by Duevie. It arrives in a heavy duty, cute box which reminds me that it would make a nice gift. It also comes with goggles that insert into the mask, the mask control, a charging cord and user guide. This mask offers seven color therapies, which are all outlined in the included pamphlet and on the product page. Since the red light and the white light both focus on anti-aging, those are the lights that I use. Other masks I have used offer these two lights combined together, because NIR (White) light penetrates the deepest, but for this mask, it is two separate functions. After attaching the headbands and control box I proceeded to put the mask on my face. Then I gave the switch a long press to turn it on, and cycled through to the color light that was desired. A session can be from 5 to 15 minutes, but there is no way to set the time on the controller. I have had other LED masks which had timers, but evidently this one does not. Once I realized that it was not going to turn off on its own, I removed it after about 10 minutes. It was comfortable to wear, and I noticed no redness or irritation on my skin even though the mask was touching my face in many places. I expect that with continued use I would start to see some benefits from this mask, but there are some issues with it that make me hesitate to use it more. In my research on light therapy I have read many times that the most effective light therapy is when the LEDs are 0.5-1" away from the face. But this mask leaves most of the lights sitting right against my skin. This means that the lights are essentially being blocked by my face and can't radiate to any other close by areas. In addition to that, this mask gapes in some other areas, like at my outer cheeks and upper forehead. So in essence, the lights where the mask is gaping are further away than recommended. Either too close or too far away, the light distribution for this mask is very uneven. The absence of any timer and the uneven light distribution are leaving me unimpressed with how this mask will function in the long run. I have opted to discontinue using it because I don't want to invest time in a device that I don't believe is going to give optimal results. When I ordered this mask it was selling for around $120, and even though that is affordable pricing for this the sort of device, I cannot recommend it due to the concerns discussed above. Read more