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Red Light Mask

$499

Skin changes can happen gradually, and then all at once. Between sun exposure, stress, and natural ageing processes, blemishes and fine lines have a habit of catching up faster than you'd like.

The Solis Red Light Face Mask helps your skin respond. It uses red light therapy (660nm and 850nm wavelengths) to help with skin rejuvenation, collagen production, and cellular repair.

It's lightweight, hands-free, and perfect for putting some light into your wellness routine.

 

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Up to 24 months' interest free terms on purchases over $1,000.

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We'll get your item out to you with our Post Haste courier within 1-2 days of dispatch.
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Why choose the Solis Red Light Face Mask?

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The Solis Red Light Face Mask brings evidence-backed red light therapy to your skin. It delivers two clinically-researched wavelengths—660nm for surface-level skin rejuvenation, collagen stimulation, and texture improvement, and 850nm for deeper cellular repair—the combination most supported by current research.

Adjustable intensity levels let you tailor each session to your skin's sensitivity and comfort, making it suitable for first-timers and experienced red light users alike.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is red light therapy?

    Red light therapy works by directing continuous red light onto the skin of skin at wavelengths typically between 630–700 nanometers. At Freedom Wellness Co., our red light face masks use 660nm and 850nm wavelengths.

    Benefits include stimulating collagen production, boosting blood circulation to tissue, and reducing inflammation in cells. It's commonly used to help with wound healing, reducing wrinkles and age spots, improving skin texture, and addressing conditions like psoriasis, rosacea, and acne.

  • Is infrared light safe for skin?

    Generally yes, with some caveats. Side effects may include temporary skin redness, but unlike ultraviolet light, which can cause skin cancer, red light therapy hasn't demonstrated such risks.

    Although it is generally safe when used correctly, infrared light requires following the manufacturer's usage recommendations as excessive exposure could cause tissue damage. People with darker skin tones should be especially cautious, as their skin can be more sensitive.

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Red Light Mask

$499