LightAura Flex | LED Face Mask

It only takes 10 mins a day and can be used everyday. It is rechargable so you aren't tied beside an outlet while using it. It has a back strap so you could walk around while using it. I prefer to take the 10 mins to myself to listen to a podcast or music and relax while lying down.My skin is not only softer but feels more plump and hydrated. I feel like my skincare products absorb better and my skin feels more healthier and smooth.I've only been using it for about 2 weeks but feel a big difference with my skin. It's a high upfront cost but worth it for the results and much more affordable than red light therapy at the spa or clinic.

This LED mask is rechargeable. It comes with a charging cable and 4 different types of plugs so it can be used worldwide.Hold down the button on the controller for a few seconds to turn it on and then choose between red lights or blue lights. Red focuses on wrinkles. Blue focuses on skin complaints like acne. For the fist couple of weeks, it suggests you use the mask about 4 times per week. When you turn the mask on, the lights stay on for 10 minutes then automatically switch off.I suggest you lay back or lay down when wearing the mask so that it stays in the right position. It feels a bit strange wearing it, and I find it heavy on the bridge of my nose, but I don’t feel any warmth or strange sensation on my face. I did test it on my arm for ten minutes the first time to check if there were any skin sensitivity issues.My face is always clean and free of make-up before using it.Make sure you put the mask on before activating the lights because when you do switch it on, the lights are blinding. I find it best to keep my eyes closed the whole time. The mask secures around you head using an adjustable piece of Velcro at the back.I find it hard to do a thorough review on beauty treatment products as generally speaking it takes months or even a year for any noticeable effect. I’ve been using this every other night for a few weeks now and there has been no reduction in my wrinkles. As it’s doing no harm, I’ll continue to use the mask long term, and if I do see an improvement in my…

This is the 3rd type of a flexible light therapy mask I’ve tried (first was Neutrogena!) and it’s more expensive with fewer LEDs (66 vs 74), making me think it’s not a very good value. The higher end RLT masks have upwards of 130+ LEDs. Also, the single horizontal strap to hold it on really relies on you laying down to hold it on comfortably compared to the other flexible mask I tried which has a top and side strap with Velcro closures to secure it into place. Of course, with infrared light exposure you will not want to keep your eyes open when using this as you run the risk of permanently damaging your retinas. Take 10-15 mins to close your eyes while using this, otherwise you’re risking your vision!While they mention using this with cleansed and dry skin, I’ve read that you can improve results by using a green tea serum/toner/skincare product applied beforehand in conjunction with red light therapy application to boost the effects. Whatever you use, make sure it has a high concentration (%) of green tea extract in the formula.Aside from this, I’ve been using this mostly using the red light setting and not the blue light, which is more targeted for acne and excess oil. While I am acne prone and very oily skinned, I prefer to target signs of aging to rejuvenate skin while my other skin care products can take care of acne (Rx-strength Tret, Benzoyl Peroxide, Rx oral meds, etc.)I do appreciate that they mention the power density in the instruction manual (30 – 40mw/cm²), but…