LED Red Light Therapy, Near Infrared Light Therapy 660nm & 850nm Wavelength for Face

After a lot of shopping, I learned that the best masks to affect collagen to ‘tighten’ the skin use infrared and red light. Colors in the blue range are for acne, etc. As a guy approaching senior citizenship, I’m most interested in looking younger, so IR/red is for me.The best masks in this class all use special LED chips with one IR and two red LEDs. The only choice I had to consider was how many chips are in the mask. This mask has only half as many chips as the high-end masks, but costs less than half as much. I have to wear it twice as long (20 min) as the most expensive mask, but that’s not bothersome. I can still read while wearing it & that’s fine.Unless you really can’t spend 20 minutes (vs. 10 min) a day, then this mask has the same benefits for less money. I’ve used it for 2 months and it still looks / works as good as new. Perfect.If you look at other masks, be sure to notice the chip count.

I have been consistently using it twice a day for 15 minutes for the last 2 weeks and have noticed a difference in my pores' appearance, my oily skin, and black heads! I haven't taken a "results" picture yet but I did take a before. I will try to upload it. My two complaints are that it doesn't fit my small face very well because the velcro straps are so long so I just lay with it on my face. It's really relaxing!

Works well and value for money

I like the idea of an LED Red Light Therapy mask, but I think you should get one from a more reputable company. I found this mask comfortable and pleasant enough, but lack of instruction and finesse just don’t make me certain in the quality of therapy I receive.

I haven't seen any difference.

I had a small issue with the powerbank and the company resolved it right away excellent service and great product

Relatively easy to figure out how to use it. Does not cause any irritation on my skin and my skin tone is showing signs of improvement. My wife has started using it as well and also likes it. We've been getting into using red light therapy for a variety of things recently and this seems like a good product overall.

This mask changed my skin for the better. Before using this product, my skin was uneven, super porous, but now it is amazing. It looks young, and healthy and I use it almost every night. I HIGHLY recommend this product!

Current price point at the time/date of this review: $189.99 with a $80 off coupon currently being provided by the seller at this time. Pricing is fair but only because of the $80 off coupon being supplied at the moment, otherwise, nothing too noteworthy or special with the base pricing as is.I own a near identical mask to this one and it generally does its thing. While not super comfortable, it’s within reason, and generally can be tolerated for extended periods. Works as intended.Offers a good amount of red lighting but I wouldn’t exactly say it’s “SMOOOOKIN.”ADDITIONAL NOTESThis unit arrived well packaged, good quality packaging.Well I suppose this can double as a Halloween mask seeing as the holiday just around the corner. Pair this one up with a hooded cowl and you’ll look like Dr. Doom, with an unintended cool glowing effect - pick your mood. Really, it’s a cool concept, but could this look any less creepy? Try and picture your little one - or pet for that matter - coming into your bedroom with this one on. Can you blame them for being startled? Better yet, picture wearing this standing next to someone's bedpost during the pitch of night. You’ll have them screaming in cold sweat. I suppose however there’s no real right answer to scaling down on the “creep” effect, since even making it look cute and soft has the ironic tendency to “creep” you out even more… think clowns. I don’t know pick your genre: Dr. Doom, SMS, Masquerade… it all resembles something out on the fringes. I mean, I suppose you could have some fun with it after hours, perhaps for some adult bedtime play or of that nature.Getting back on track. Yes, it works fine, it’s used as light therapy and can be tailored with mixed color modes. Made up of an interior soft silicone material allowing for a soft press against your face and skin.Be sure to follow instructions for time limits along with which wave spectrum offers which type of effect.And for God sakes, please keep this one in the bedroom. If you need to be told you shouldn’t be wearing this out… Well, then there is something clearly wrong. There’s nothing dignified about wearing this out and waiting in line for your morning coffee.

I've been giving the LED Red Light Face Mask a go, using it every other day to see if it could make a difference in my skin's condition. While I can't say I've noticed any visible skin improvements from the mask itself, I've definitely found that taking a 20-minute break in the middle of the day to lie down and relax with the mask on has been a small slice of tranquillity.It's one of those moments where I get to press pause on everything else, and that alone has been beneficial for my overall well-being. There's something to be said for the power of a quiet moment in our busy days. But as far as the mask's direct effects on my skin are concerned, there hasn't been any significant change or positive impact that I can pinpoint. It's a bit disappointing, especially when you're hoping for a product to live up to its promises, but the silver lining has been discovering the value of a little rest and relaxation.

It is hard to say how effective this mask is because its red light therapy is a long process and you need to be constant in your treatments. However, I looked at actual research online and apparently red light therapy seem to work. The manual recommend around 20 minutes , 2-3 times a week to see results . As far as I'm concerned the functioning of the mask is pretty intuitive. It is also easy to put on. The mask is made out of soft rubber-ish/ silicone. They provide little pieces of protection for the eyes . And I will say I prefer the light mask to usual disposable face mask because you will use the same mask over and over again instead of throwing it. Hence, being more environmental and budget friendly in the long term. Also you don't have to worry about harmful ingredients and such. So for me from now on this will be my facemask.

When it comes to Red Light Therapy I am a firm believer in it's powers and nothing makes me feel better or more relaxed then laying down and doing a mediation with this amazing mask on. I have noticed that my skin looks more even and a lot of my redness has went down since using this mask. I do think that it is priced a little high but when it comes to having beautiful rejuvenated skin without paying an arm and a leg I think that could 100% be an option. Over all, I am loving this so far and can't wait to use it more.

I recently introduced the Hottoerak Red Light Face Lamp into my skincare routine. Let's explore the details of this near-infrared red light therapy for the face.Pros:🌟 The Hottoerak Red Light Face Lamp has become a valuable addition to my skincare regimen. The combination of 660nm and 850nm wavelengths is designed to promote collagen production, reduce inflammation, and improve overall skin health.💆‍♀️ Having this red light therapy device at home is incredibly convenient. I can integrate it into my skincare routine without the need for appointments or trips to a spa. It's a time-saver and ensures I can maintain my skin's health consistently.⏰ Quick Sessions: The lamp provides efficient sessions, typically taking around 10 minutes to cover the entire face. This short timeframe fits well into my daily routine, and it's easy to set aside a few minutes for a skincare boost.Cons:🔌 I do not see much effect on my face for now. Maybe I should use it more.If you're looking to enhance your skincare routine with red light therapy, this device is worth considering. 🌟💆‍♀️🏡