Red Light Therapy Mask

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Bring light-based skincare into your routine with this red light therapy mask, available on Fruggals. Featuring 450 nm blue light, 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light, this LED face mask offers four modes, including a combined purple setting. Choose the face mask on its own or bundled with the matching neck panel — both options count toward the same group order.

What You Get

  • Flexible Silicone Mask

    Soft cosmetic-grade silicone that follows the face, with adjustable straps and open eye cut-outs.

  • Three Wavelengths

    Blue, red and near-infrared LEDs spread evenly over the whole mask, in four modes switched from the controller.

  • Cordless Controller

    A pocket-sized rechargeable controller, so you are not tied to a socket during a session.

Four Light Modes and Their Potential Benefits

Blue Light — 450 nm

Blue-light therapy is used in some treatments for inflammatory pimples, making it relevant to blemish-prone skincare routines. Results depend on the device and treatment conditions, and visible-light treatments do not address every type of acne.

Red Light — 660 nm

Red light therapy has been studied for improving the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and skin texture. A clinical study using 660 nm red LEDs reported improvements in wrinkles around the eyes after 12 weeks of daily treatment, under its specific conditions. These findings concern the studied device and do not guarantee equivalent results from this mask. Source: 660 nm red LED study.

Red + Near-Infrared Light — 660 + 850 nm

This mode combines visible red light with invisible near-infrared light. Red and near-infrared combinations have been investigated for skin rejuvenation. A sham-controlled trial of a different home-use mask, with 630 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared light, reported improvements in crow’s feet after 8 to 16 weeks, supporting interest in this combination for routines focused on visible aging. Source: red and near-infrared mask study.

Purple Mode — 450 + 660 + 850 nm

The purple mode combines blue, red and near-infrared light in one setting. Its practical benefit is convenience: all three wavelengths operate together without switching between individual modes.

Reported Light Output

The supplier’s specifications report these irradiances, measured on the mask and the neck panel with an OHSP-350IR spectrometer. With the bundle, both pieces can run at once on one controller; the last tab is measured that way:

ModeWavelengthsIrradiance (mW/cm²)
Blue450 nm33
Red660 nm34
Red + near-infrared660 + 850 nm36
Purple450 + 660 + 850 nm47
ModeWavelengthsIrradiance (mW/cm²)
Blue450 nm33
Red660 nm31
Red + near-infrared660 + 850 nm39
Purple450 + 660 + 850 nm43
ModeWavelengthsIrradiance (mW/cm²)
Blue450 nm33
Red660 nm30
Red + near-infrared660 + 850 nm32
Purple450 + 660 + 850 nm37

Irradiance measures light power per unit area. These figures describe the reported output; they do not establish clinical results or certification.

Specifications

Wavelengths450 nm blue, 660 nm red, 850 nm near-infrared
Session lengthSet with the controller’s timer
ChargingUSB-C
MaterialCosmetic-grade silicone
In the boxMask (and neck panel, with the bundle), controller, USB-C cable, straps

How to Use Your LED Face Mask

  1. Wash and dry your face.
  2. Put the mask on and tighten the straps until it sits snug.
  3. Pick a mode and set the timer on the controller, then relax.
  4. Wipe the mask clean and put it back in its box.

Start with 5 minutes every other day, which gives the face a dose of around 10 J/cm². After two weeks or so, you can move up to 8 to 10 minutes if you want a higher dose.

Red-light therapy is not a medical treatment. Background reading: low-level light therapy on Wikipedia. Consistency matters in light-based skincare, but results vary. The supplied information does not include clinical testing of this mask.

Funding Milestones

30units

Funding goal — the campaign gets made

50units

Everyone gets a storage bag

100units

Every mask gets a Fruggals logo

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Where Your Money Goes

Per unit, in euros
ProductWhat the manufacturer charges per unit at the group's order size.€30,00
FreightYour share of shipping the single bulk order from the manufacturer to us, including customs and import handling.€45,00
Packing & HandlingSplitting that bulk shipment into individual orders: storage and packing. Delivery to your door is shown separately.€5,00
Platform FeeWhat Fruggals charges to run the campaign and handle payments.€19,00
Organizer FeeCompensation for whoever organizes this campaign; €0,00 when Fruggals organizes it directly.€0,00
Your Price€99,00
DeliveryShipping to your door, priced by destination country. You'll see the exact amount once you enter your address.from €5,95
Per unit, in euros
ProductWhat the manufacturer charges per unit at the group's order size.€50,00
FreightYour share of shipping the single bulk order from the manufacturer to us, including customs and import handling.€60,00
Packing & HandlingSplitting that bulk shipment into individual orders: storage and packing. Delivery to your door is shown separately.€10,00
Platform FeeWhat Fruggals charges to run the campaign and handle payments.€29,00
Organizer FeeCompensation for whoever organizes this campaign; €0,00 when Fruggals organizes it directly.€0,00
Your Price€149,00
DeliveryShipping to your door, priced by destination country. You'll see the exact amount once you enter your address.from €5,95

These five parts add up exactly to your price — there are no other charges.

Product Safety

Warnings

  • Do not stare into the LEDs, above all in the near-infrared modes, whose light you cannot see. Closing your eyes during a session is easiest.
  • Do not use if you have a condition that makes you sensitive to light, or take medication that does (such as isotretinoin or some antibiotics), without asking your doctor first.
  • Ask your doctor before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
  • Do not use on broken or irritated skin, and stop if your skin reacts.
  • Not for children.

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