Did the best red light therapy mask just hit the market?

If you haven’t noticed, red light therapy is all the rage, with facial masks leading the charge. It makes sense.Light therapy (or photobiomodulation) has been clinically shown to have a wide range of benefits, including wrinkle reduction and improved skin texture.

And a mask, which can be used hands-free on a couch or bed, is much easier to use than a wand or some other device that requires you to stay near an outlet or mildly electrocute your face.There are a lot of options on the market, but one that thousands recommend (more than 600,000, to be more specific) is iRestore.And I happen to be one of them.The moment I read the specs on its Illumina Face Mask, I knew it was different from other popular LED light therapy masks.

The world’s first LED face mask to use triple wavelengths simultaneously, users could target multiple skin concerns at once instead of doubling up on treatments.I loved it from the first use.It was flexible without being flimsy, with two adjustable straps and a larger eye window so I could easily watch TV or read while using it.

It was lightweight and had 360 medical-grade LEDs, so my entire face was being treated.I started seeing an improvement in my skin in less than a month of use — I didn’t want to review other light therapy masks after that. Now the brand has a new model, the Laser Face Mask Pro, and from what I’m reading about the technology, it may be even better than the Illumina.If you know anything about red light therapy masks, you know that many only use two or three wavelengths — I’m not being shady, just stating the facts.

The iRestore Laser Face Mask Pro sets itself apart by offering eight, so users can experience the full spectrum of light therapy treatments in one device.There are five modes to choose from, each combining different therapies, so you can address multiple skin issues or goals at once.Treatment time (10 minutes) is still the same, and now you don’t have to choose between doing an anti-aging t...