Why it’s Vogue-approved:
“Our goal was to make it more accessible”, explains Tim Roberts, head of science at Therabody. The TheraFace Mask Glo is significantly cheaper than its TheraFace Mask predecessor (£299 vs £579), and yet it has maintained the high dose of light therapy even with fewer lights (the original has 648 vs 504). This has been achieved by upping the treatment time to 12 minutes, but it’s an entirely hands-free device, so it remains easy to slip into a regular routine. I wear mine sitting in front of the TV, scrolling on my phone. There are two buttons on either side of the mask, one to start the cycle of red, red and infrared and blue light, and the other for three varieties of vibration. This massage function is unique and was designed to enhance relaxation. The lights switch after four minutes for skin rejuvenation with such benefits as improving the appearance of dark spots, wrinkles, uneven skin tone and firming. These results have been clinically tested in the largest trial of a commercially available mask, done on a broad range of skin types, in a controlled environment. There were also visible improvements on the jowls and jawline from the residual light.
Key specs:
- Light Modes: 504 medical-grade LEDs – red, red+infrared or blue light
- Mask Type: Hard shell rigid
- Treatment Time: 12 minutes
- Wireless: Yes
- Device type: Face mask
- Target area: Face
- Best for: The TheraFace Mask Glo has the largest clinical study in the LED mask space, with 104 subjects
- Good to know: Kendall Jenner is a fan of this mask and a brand ambassador
