At-home red light therapy: 7-Color LED face mask 71% off

If your skin has been traumatized by late nights, fluorescent office lighting, or just the general act of existing, it’s time to meet your new best friend: the EVFOFO Red Light Therapy Mask. Basically, a spa crashed into a spaceship, and your face got all the perks — without the overpriced treatments or awkward small talk with strangers.

This 7-in-1 LED mask is like a personal skincare army, each color targeting a different problem:

• Red stimulates collagen (hello, plump, youthful glow)
• Blue purifies
• Yellow brightens
• Green balances tone
• Purple repairs damage
• Cyan soothes stress
• White rejuvenates everything else you’ve been neglecting

It also packs 660nm red light and 850nm infrared therapy, which is fancy science-speak for: your skin is about to look really good. Fine lines? Targeted. Dark spots? Handled. Dull complexion? Brightened, smoothed, and ready for the runway.

Made from buttery-soft silicone, this mask molds to your face without pinching, sliding, or giving you that “why is this thing attacking me?” feeling. And because it’s totally wireless, you can rock it anywhere —lounging on the couch like a queen, pretending to be productive at your desk, mid-yoga flow or during a very serious (or very fake) meditation session while secretly scrolling TikTok.

Sessions are between 10–15 minutes. When paired with your favorite serum or moisturizer, it basically doubles as a full-on spa treatment in the comfort of your own home.

Each set comes with adjustable straps, a Type-C charger, and instructions (for those who like manuals—or just to feel extra official). It also makes a standout gift — because nothing says, “I care about your face” like a futuristic glowing mask that temporarily turns your loved one into a very chic cyborg.

Snag it while it’s on sale.

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