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LED Face Mask — Red Light + Near-Infrared | 4 Wavelengths, Cordless

549.00 SAR

549.00 SAR ~~899.00 SAR~~

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Salon-style light therapy — at home, hands-free, in 20 minutes.

A cordless LED mask covering your face and neck in one session. Four wavelengths, a soft flexible shell, and removable silicone eye shields — lie back and let it work.

Four wavelengths, four uses

Light	Wavelength	Commonly used for
Red	630 nm	Overall radiance and the look of firmness
Near-Infrared	850 nm	The deepest-reaching wavelength — appearance of fine lines
Blue	460 nm	The look of clearer, more balanced skin
Amber	605 nm	The appearance of an even tone

Specifications

344 LED chips — 83 per wavelength for even coverage
40 mW/cm² irradiance
3000 mAh rechargeable battery — fully cordless, USB-C
Adjustable timer: 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 minutes
Removable silicone eye shields
Lightweight flexible shell — face and neck coverage
CE certified

In the box

1 × LED mask
1 × remote controller
1 × USB cable + 1 × USB-C cable
1 × user manual
1 × gift box

Where it sits in your routine

Step 3 — Light. Cleanse first, lift second, then light. Follow with your usual serum.

How to use

Cleanse and dry your skin — no makeup, no heavy creams.
Fit the silicone eye shields in place.
Choose your light mode and set the timer.
Lie back or recline and relax for the session.
Follow with your usual serum or moisturiser.

Suggested: 15–20 minutes, several times a week. Light therapy is gradual — most people look for changes over 8–12 weeks of consistent use.

A note on fit

This mask is strapless — lighter on the skin and it won't leave marks, but it is meant to be worn lying down or reclined rather than while moving around.

⚠️ Important safety information

This is a cosmetic personal-care device, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Consult a physician before use if you:

Are pregnant or breastfeeding
Have epilepsy or a history of seizures
Have a pacemaker or metal/electronic implants
Have photosensitivity, or take photosensitising medication (e.g. isotretinoin, certain antibiotics)
Have recently had facial surgery or a cosmetic procedure
Have an active skin condition or a history of cancer

Deeper skin tones: the manufacturer advises focusing on the red light modes and being cautious with the blue mode. If in doubt, speak to a dermatologist first.

Always use the supplied eye shields. Never look directly at the light source. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Stop use and consult a doctor if irritation or persistent redness occurs.

The controller warms to around 45°C during use — this is normal.

Results vary between individuals. No specific outcome is guaranteed.