InfraGlow™: NECK | Dual-Wavelength Red Light Collar with 3-Layer Lift Technology™

The one place your belt can't reach, and the first place people notice.

You can hide a lot under your clothes. Your neck isn't one of them. It's the first place skin starts to soften and crease, and it's the part a cream never really reaches. InfraGlow does. It's the same kind of red and near-infrared light your belt uses, shaped into a soft collar that wraps your neck and jawline and goes to work while you sit back.

Why your neck deserves its own device

The skin under your chin and along your jaw is thin, it folds all day long, and it gets almost none of your attention. Creams sit on the surface. Face masks stop at the jawline. InfraGlow was built for exactly that gap: the curve of your neck and the soft skin beneath your chin, the place the mirror shows you first.

What makes it different

• Two wavelengths, not one. Red and near-infrared light together, held right against the skin where it counts.
• Shaped for the neck. A contoured collar that follows the curve, instead of a flat pad that slips.
• Ten minutes to yourself. Strap it on, choose 15, 30, or 45 minutes, and let it run while you read or unwind.
• Wear it anywhere. Wireless and portable, so it fits the evening you already have.

How to use

1. Cleanse and dry your neck, and add your serum if you like.
2. Wrap the collar around your neck so it rests comfortably against your skin.
3. Press the power button and choose your session length.
4. Relax while it works, then gently remove it when you're done.

The only risk is doing nothing

Every InfraGlow is backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee. Wear it a few minutes a night for two months. If your neck doesn't feel more like your own again, send it back for a full refund, no questions asked.

The details

• Dual-wavelength red and near-infrared light
• 15, 30, or 45-minute timer
• Portable, wearable collar design
• Soft, skin-friendly material

Not for use by children or during pregnancy. Avoid if you have epilepsy, a thyroid condition, or light sensitivity, or on skin with an open wound. If you're unsure, check with your doctor.