Elevate your client experience with the Clearlight® Red Light Therapy Mask, a convenient addition to spas, wellness centers, recovery studios and other professional wellness environments. Designed to complement existing skincare treatments and wellness services, the mask delivers targeted multi-wavelength light therapy in just 10 minutes.
Featuring 216 light-emitting diodes and QuadOptics™ with four targeted wavelengths—630nm red, 850nm near infrared, 415nm blue and 590nm yellow—it supports collagen production, smoother-looking skin, a clearer complexion and a healthy, radiant glow.
Crafted from soft, flexible medical-grade silicone, the lightweight, rechargeable mask offers a comfortable, hands-free experience with minimal staff involvement. Ideal as a standalone service, treatment enhancement or complementary retail offering, the Clearlight Red Light Therapy Mask helps businesses expand their wellness offerings with a simple, versatile skincare solution.
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LED light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with the skin and support its natural processes. Different wavelengths work at different levels of the skin, which is why the Clearlight Red Light Therapy LED Face Mask combines four targeted wavelengths across three treatment modes.
Red (630nm) and Near-Infrared (850nm) light work together to support skin rejuvenation, while Blue (415nm) and Yellow (590nm) light target different skin concerns closer to the surface.
By delivering targeted wavelengths of light consistently, LED light therapy provides a non-invasive way to support healthier, clearer and more youthful-looking skin.
From how infrared therapy works to what sets Clearlight apart, here are the answers people ask most before they buy.
No, special eye protection is not necessary. Clearlight Red Light Therapy can be used without eye protection, and standard sunglasses provide adequate protection. We include optional goggles with our products for added comfort during the adjustment period.
Before each session, remove all cosmetics, fragrances, essential oils, and skincare products from the intended exposure area. Some products may increase UV sensitivity or cause skin irritation.
Start with 10-minute treatments every other day. Gradually increase to up to 5 treatments per week based on your skin's response.
A typical treatment lasts 10 minutes. The mask also offers 15, 20 and 30-minute settings for those who prefer longer sessions.
Each wavelength supports different skincare goals:
Red + Near-Infrared: Fine lines, wrinkles, firmness and elasticity.
Blue: Blemishes, pores and clearer-looking skin.
Yellow: Visible redness, uneven skin tone and a brighter-looking complexion.
Yes. Choose from three intensity levels. The mask automatically starts at the lowest level.
No. The LED Face Mask is designed for safe use around the eyes when used as directed. The built-in eye shields provide additional comfort by reducing direct light exposure.
Yes. The built-in eye shields help reduce light reaching your eyes, allowing you to comfortably keep your eyes open and enjoy hands-free activities during treatment.
Start with clean, makeup-free skin. Avoid skincare products that may increase light sensitivity before treatment. Follow your usual skincare routine afterward.
Yes. You can alternate between Red + Near-Infrared, Blue and Yellow light therapy modes across treatments based on your skincare goals.
LED light therapy is non-invasive and generally well tolerated when used as directed. Review the Safety and Contraindications before use.
Yes. Prolonged or frequent exposure to high temperatures may shorten the long-term battery life of the controller.
Wipe with a soft cloth or wet wipe, or rinse the disconnected mask under running water. Allow it to dry completely before use or storage.
LED masks use light-emitting diodes to distribute light across the face. Laser masks use laser diodes that produce a more focused, directional beam of light.
Laser technology is generally more complex and often comes with a higher price tag. However, both technologies are used for skincare, and a higher price doesn't necessarily mean better results.
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