LED Face Mask with 7 Colors Cordless Red Light Skin Care Mask Rechargeable Portable Facial Device for Home Travel

The media could not be loaded. I find this mask a much more affordable option compared to other masks that actually offer the same LED technology but at much higher prices. I have been using it regularly for about 2 and a half months and I have not encountered any functionality problems so far. I started with the acne treatment program, that is the purple color, for a few weeks in a row until I started to see results. Then I started alternating the antibacterial program with the skin repair program to restore post-acne marks.If used with perseverance, visible results are not long in coming, I see my skin much cleaner now, acne does not tend to return like in the past after any topical external treatment. In addition, my skin feels much tighter, it shines naturally and my face is much brighter.Although it seems stiff at first glance, it is comfortable during sessions, not being heavy at all, the strap fixes it very well on the shapes of the face.I wholeheartedly recommend it, an unbeatable price for the results I have obtained so far.

It seems these face masks are becoming quite popular with the intent of improving a variety of conditions from treating acne to providing anti-ageing benefits. This one though is one of the cheapest on the market compared to many which are significantly more expensive in some cases. It is made of rigid abs/silicone and perhaps this one of the reasons for being much lower in price. The silicone used is not specified as being medical grade nor is it clear whether it is made from hypoallergenic non-toxic materials which seem to be what is recommended according to what I have read.The said it is does carry the CE mark at least on the manual and my wife has found it fairly comfortable to wear. It has a single on/off/selection touch button on the front of the mask together with an LED indicator. A long press of this button switches it on or off and touching whilst it is on will change the LED colour selection. The LED colour selection includes red, green, blue, purple (a mixture of red & blue), yellow (although quite greenish), cyan, and so-called “laser” which looks to be a mixture of all the colours. All of these operate at different wavelengths to treat or improve a variety of skin conditions. There is also an automatic mode which switches between all the colours. So for instance red (620-650 nm) is said to be good for providing anti-ageing benefits while blue or purple can aid with reduction in acne or pimples.It is equipped with a 700mA rechargeable battery which should give about 60 minutes of use before requiring to be recharged. A USB C cable is provided for this although some sort of power source will be required and during charging the LED light on the front will be blue turning to green once fully charged which should take about 1.5 hours.My wife has been using it on the laser option as this is supposed improve fine lines and firm up skin sagging. Only time will tell whether this mask is effective in doing what it says, but it is an interesting concept which she has taken on board for 15 to 30 minutes twice weekly sessions.

This LED face mask comes in a nice box making it suitable for gifting. The face mask itself is quite plastic-y but perfectly adequate and solid. You have to fit the elastic straps and then you;'re good to go. It takes around 2.5 hours to fully charge which gives around an hours run time.I found it quite tricky to get on as the straps don't stretch easily, but then that's necessary to hold it in place. I also found I kept catching the touch sensitive button during the process, switching it on and changing modes during the process.That's all fairly small niggles though, and one it's in position it's comfortable to wear and holds in place well. You touch the button on the forehead for three seconds to switch it on and then each touch changes the colour mode cycling through the seven different choices.It's too soon to notice if it makes any difference or not, but the quality of the mask itself is very good and there are loads of LEDs and they seem very bright. As I mentioned, the touch button is quite sensitive and easily touched in error but you soon get used to it.Given the price of this at the time of writing and that you can get very similar devices costing hundreds of pounds, it's difficult to see how that extra cost would play out as this seems to have everything you need, works well and is comfortable.

I have seen similar devices advertised, often for greater sums of money than the Day Wolf LES mask. I understand the idea behind it, and was willing to give it a go.Opening the sparse box you get the mask, and a charging cable with instructions. Nothing fancy, but everything you need. Attaching the straps is easy and then placing the mask on your face and adjusting the straps can be a little fiddly, but you get the knack pretty quickly.The first thing you'll feel compelled to do is give the kids a fright. Once the tears and laughter have died down and you're rightly acknowledged as being hilarious, it's time to choose your settings. The book tells you the benefits of the particular coloured LED, choose your colour and set back and relax.The mask isn't very comfortable,hard plastic and breathing in your own warm breath isn't ideal, but for a fifteen spell it's easy to deal with. The mask feels well made, I don't think dropping it on a hard floor would do it any good, so care is needed.It's been a few weeks, have I noticed any difference. Maybe. Both me and my wife have been using it and believe our skin looks a little better than before, but from what I understand long term use is the real benefit and we'll carry on using it.Recommended over more expensive alternatives if you're looking for an LED face mask.

Comfortable to wear.I use this mask daily and have noticed a positive difference in my skin.