TheraFace Mask LED Light Therapy Skin Care Face Mask with Vibrating Massage - FSA Eligible Blue & Red Light Therapy for Face - LED Face Mask Facial Massager for Wrinkles, Skin Tightening & Dark Spots

I’m a guy and bought this mask and what a difference it makes! Like I already had a decent skin care routine but sometimes acne (probably stress) and this mask improved it to the next level. Just using it once a day in the default mode 9 min and done. Wipe it clean. That’s it. The mask seals the eyes so I’m not blinded by the leds and instead can use the phone or do something while the mask does its job. Solid built quality. It feels expensive. Plus it looks decent when wearing it. First I was worried cause reviews mention they have to push buttons but in reality it’s super simple. Long press one side to turn on and long press the other side to turn off massage. Done. Wait 9 min. Done.

Very good Mask, very easy to use, all automated, battery lasts for 5 plus treatments without recharge. Highly recommended!

Oh my goodness! I love this product. I tried many acne treatment nothing give me a permanent result This mask is awesome. Thanks my dear theraface mask And thanks for Amazon making fast delivery. Thanks a lot

Bit difficult to fully articulate how I feel about this product, but I’m returning it, hence the 1 star, so that should give you an idea. I’ll put a full list of problems I guess. Problems: -> After using the device daily for about 3 weeks, the LEDs stopped being fully red after about 20 seconds of use, despite being fully charged, and go to a light orange (as shown in the picture and video), this is not supposed to happen and I confirmed this is a problem with the manufacturer’s support staff via email. This change in behavior IS noticeable, even if it doesn’t seem like it with the video and picture. When you use something every day for weeks, you know when it acts differently. -> The vibration pads cover areas of the brow and leave indents on your skin when worn, which obviously means light isn’t hitting those areas either, so if you care about your brow area, this ain’t it. -> The vibration pads are always on by default and can be incredibly annoying. There should have been an option to turn them off completely, especially in consideration to the cost of the mask. It should have been an option. -> The light cycles are only 3 minutes of each type of light and you cannot change that. If you want more of one type of light, you have to manually cycle through them again, and turn off the vibration pads again if you don’t want them on. -> The eye guards are very uncomfortable and left an imprint on my face for about 40-ish minutes after a single use (9 minutes). I ended up just taking them off because of this, as it made the mask fit better. -> There are areas that aren’t covered. Mainly the nose, chin, back of the jawline, and brow area. -> It is very expensive. This is one of the most expensive masks on the market and you’d think you’d be getting a premium item because of that premium price, but considering it stopped working as intended in the first month of daily use, that clearly isn’t the case. -> The battery life seems to be an issue. I think the orange light problem stems from the battery not being able to deliver enough power to the mask. Despite never leaving the USB-C charger on after it was fully charged (leaving fully charged batteries connected is absolutely horrible for battery life), it will only last around 5 full 9 minute cycles before needing a charge again. -> The mask stand is not very good. If you’re gentle and play a little balancing act, it will stay on the stand, but if you just place it on the stand it will try to fall off (No, I didn’t let it fall). -> Ventilation of the mask is poor. You can tell a little bit of condensation from your breathing is being built up during use, which will almost certainly affect how the light reaches your skin and how much of it reaches. There are couple positives about the mask that I will add despite having a negative over-all opinion about it. Positives: -> I did see some minor improvements in my skin’s complexion and smoothness of my skin after 3 weeks of consistent daily use, so when it does work, you’ll get results. That’s a big “if” on it continuing to work like it should though. -> It’s easy to clean after being used. -> Without the eye guards, it fits pretty decently, minus the vibration pads. -> It’s very simple to use, minus the vibration pads again, of course. I don’t have anything else positive to say about the mask beyond those things. I don’t think the juice is worth the squeeze so to speak. Personally, I’m just going to go with a panel after getting my money back. Hopefully that works out better as all masks seem to share one or more of these issues from looking at reviews of others.

I hope everyone can do their own research and buy this mask :) I read many reviews and some of these masks that are being advertised on Amazon do not cover the nose, or have less options than this one. I am really glad I went with this one. I've had it for a few days but noticed improvements after the first default 9 min treament: the skin is much tighter, the pores have been reduced DRAMATICALLY (my pores are normally huge), skin feels smoother and less inflamed. I cannot wait for the long term results and very excited about the purchase!!

Not worth the money from my experience. I’ve been using daily since Oct 29…today is January 8th and I haven’t noticed a difference in my skin. Nothing has changed. The mask technically works fine it just doesn’t do what it supposed to for your skin. I’d take the money and spend it on some good face creams and skin care.

Easy and practical, but they’re short treatment intervals. It puts you through mandatory blue, red and yellow light. You can really choose one. In addition, there is a vibration that is supposed to massage your scalp on your face, useless, and annoying. You could turn it off, but it has to happen manually every time.