LumaMask LED face and neck mask
The 10-minute LED facial

A spa LED facial. On your couch.

Red light for your face and neck, in a soft, cordless silicone mask.

LED facials are a staple at skin studios, and they usually cost $50–$150 a session. LumaMask brings the same idea home: put it on, close your eyes, and let 10 minutes of warm red light become the calmest part of your skin-care routine.

  • 103 triple-chip LEDs across face + neck
  • 630nm red light plus 6 more light modes, 5 intensity levels
  • Cordless rechargeable controller with a 10-minute timer
  • Free US shipping
  • Ships from our US warehouse
  • 60-day money-back guarantee
LumaMask black silicone LED face mask with neck piece

LumaMask™ Red Light LED Face Mask

$89.00 USD
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LumaMask black silicone LED face mask with neck piece

✦ The 10-minute LED facial · face + neck · cordless

LumaMask™ Red Light LED Face Mask

$89.00 USD

✨ The Glow Set: add a LumaBelt and save $20 on your mask, automatically at checkout.

🚚 Free US shipping from our US warehouse
↩︎ 60-day money-back guarantee
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A 10-minute spa-style LED facial, on your couch. LumaMask is a soft, flexible silicone mask with a matching neck piece, lined with 103 triple-chip LEDs. Put it on, close your eyes, and relax while warm red light covers your face and neck.

  • 630nm red light plus 6 more light modes (blue, green, purple, yellow, cyan and white)
  • Face + neck: flexible food-grade silicone that follows your contours
  • Cordless: 1200mAh rechargeable controller, about 1–2 hours of use per charge
  • 5 intensity levels and a built-in 10-minute timer
  • Soft eye pads and an adjustable elastic strap

In the box: face mask, neck mask, controller, USB charging cable, eye pads, head straps, manual.

LumaMask is a cosmetic wellness device for relaxation and at-home skin care routines. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Keep your eyes closed during use. Do not use if you are photosensitive, pregnant, or taking photosensitizing medication without asking your doctor.

Why so many LED masks end up in a drawer

Built to be the one you keep using

We read LED mask reviews across Amazon, Trustpilot and beauty forums. The same three complaints keep coming up.

Hard goggles

Soft eye pads instead

The most common complaint: goggles that hurt and leave marks. LumaMask uses soft eye pads and flexible silicone that follows your face.

A cord

Cordless instead

A mask you have to sit next to an outlet with is a mask you stop using. LumaMask runs off a rechargeable controller, about 1–2 hours per charge.

Nobody answers

A real person instead

Category reviews are full of brands that never reply. Email us and a real person answers, and you have 60 days to send it back for your money.

How to use it

10 minutes, a few evenings a week

On clean, dry skin, before your serums and moisturizer.

Step 1

Cleanse and dry your face. Put on the mask and neck piece, eye pads in, strap snug.

Step 2

Choose red light, a low level to start. Close your eyes and relax for 10 minutes.

Step 3

It switches off on its own. Follow with your usual skin care.

LumaMask is a cosmetic wellness device for relaxation and at-home skin-care routines. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Keep your eyes closed during use. Ask your doctor first if you are pregnant, photosensitive or taking photosensitizing medication.

LumaMaskLumaBelt
The Glow Set

Face and body. One evening ritual.

Pair LumaMask with LumaBelt: red light for your face, plus 660nm + 850nm for your back, shoulders and legs. Get both and save $20 automatically at checkout.

$168$188

Free US shipping · 60-day guarantee · Welcome Kit included

Quick answers

Before you order.

Does LumaMask use near-infrared like LumaBelt?

No. LumaMask uses visible 630nm red light plus 6 other light modes. LumaBelt is the one with 660nm red + 850nm near-infrared. We’d rather tell you exactly what’s inside.

Is it safe for my eyes?

Keep your eyes closed and use the included eye pads. Don’t look directly into the LEDs.

How often should I use it?

Most people use it for 10 minutes, 3–5 evenings a week. Consistency matters more than long sessions.

Is it cordless?

Yes. The controller has a 1200mAh battery (about 1–2 hours of use per charge) and charges over USB.

What if it’s not for me?

You have 60 days to try it. If it’s not for you, contact us for a refund.

Your 10-minute glow ritual.

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