Multi-mode LED light therapy, worn ten minutes a day
Your face, after dark.
A lightweight LED mask with multiple colour light-therapy modes, USB-powered so it runs anywhere. No screens, no serums. Just ten quiet minutes before bed.
The science
How light therapy works
Skin cells absorb different light wavelengths differently. The ranges below are the commonly-cited reference bands for this category of light therapy.
Routine
Three steps, most nights
Cleanse
Bare, dry skin. Light doesn't pass well through makeup or SPF, so this step isn't optional.
Wear — 10 minutes
Strap in, press start. The session times itself and shuts off automatically — nothing to watch.
Moisturize
Skin is primed to absorb right after a session — most people follow with whatever they already use.
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Radiael Mask
Full-face LED mask
Radiael Mask — Multi-Mode LED Light Therapy
A lightweight silicone-and-ABS mask with multiple colour light-therapy modes, USB-powered so it runs off any power bank. Built for a bedside table, not a bathroom drawer.
FAQ
Before you ask
What comes in the box? +
The mask itself, a USB charging cable, instructions and packaging. One version, one price — there are no add-on kits or upsells to work out.
How long until I notice anything? +
Most people report a difference in skin tone and texture after 4–8 weeks of consistent use — this isn't an overnight treatment, it's a routine. Results vary by person and haven't been independently verified for this specific device.
Is this safe for daily use? +
Yes — sessions are capped at 10 minutes and the mask auto-shuts off. Avoid use if you're pregnant, have a photosensitivity condition, or are on medication that increases light sensitivity; check with a doctor if unsure.
Does it hurt or feel hot? +
No. LEDs at these wavelengths and doses don't produce UV or meaningful heat — most people describe it as a warm, red glow against closed eyelids (eye shields included).
What's your return policy? +
30 days, unused or gently tried. If a diode fails within 12 months, we replace the unit — no questions.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration or FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary — consult a dermatologist before use if you have a skin condition, are pregnant, or take photosensitizing medication.