PurpleGlo LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask​ Near-infrared 850 nm, Red 630 nm

💡 A full-face LED mask built into flexible silicone — 216 diodes delivering Red (630nm) and Near-Infrared (850nm) wavelengths in a 10-minute session.

The liquid-silicone shell flexes to facial contours, holding LEDs at a consistent distance from skin and removing the dose inconsistency of handheld panels. Two modes — Red alone, or Red + NIR — let pros match the protocol to the service: Red as a finishing pass after facials, Red + NIR when the goal is a deeper-feeling recovery look after extractions, microcurrent, or jelly masks. Hypoallergenic silicone construction, FDA-cleared per the manufacturer, with FCC, CE, and RoHS marks.

Slots cleanly into a service menu as a 10-minute finisher that adds perceived value without adding labor — and doubles as a retail take-home for clients maintaining results between visits.

Worth a place in the LED add-on toolkit for facial-focused practices.

• More refined-looking complexion: Red 630nm wavelength supports the appearance of a more even, refined complexion when used consistently as part of a regular protocol.
• Deeper-reaching mode for post-treatment finishing: Near-infrared 850nm reaches deeper than red alone, used in protocols that aim for a recovered, post-treatment skin look.
• Even, full-face coverage: 216-LED array distributes light uniformly at 45–50 w/m² across the entire face, avoiding the hot and cold zones common with handheld panels.
• Consistent dose across facial contours: Liquid-silicone shell flexes to the face, holding LEDs at a steady distance from skin so the dose stays even on cheeks, nose, and jawline.
• Fits a finisher slot without extending chair time: 10-minute session length slots into facials, hydrojelly masks, or low-intensity microcurrent as a hands-free closing step.

1. Cleanse and dry the client's skin; remove all makeup, SPF, and oil-based products.
2. Confirm no contraindications during consultation: photosensitizing medications (e.g., isotretinoin, doxycycline, St. John's wort), active skin conditions, recent ablative or laser procedures, or pregnancy.
3. Have the client close their eyes; provide opaque eye shields if available.
4. Place the mask flat against the face and secure the head strap for snug, even skin contact.
5. Select mode: Red 630nm alone for a finishing pass, or Red 630nm + Near-Infrared 850nm for deeper-reaching protocols.
6. Run one 10-minute session; the device shuts off automatically.
7. Remove the mask and proceed with serums, moisturizers, and SPF per the service protocol.

Pro Tips

• Use as a chairside finisher after facials, extractions, or low-intensity microcurrent to extend service value without extending stylist labor.
• For retail take-home, recommend daily 10-minute sessions for the first 4 weeks, then 3–5 times weekly for maintenance, per the manufacturer's guidance.
• Wipe the silicone interior with an alcohol-free, non-abrasive disinfectant wipe between clients; allow to fully dry before the next session.