ThermaLight360™ Glow - Face & Neck LED Light Therapy Mask

Your belt works on the part you cover. The Glow works on the part everyone sees.

Your face and neck don't get to hide under a waistband. They're the first thing people look at, and the first place skin shows the years. The Glow wraps your whole face and neck in soft, flexible silicone and 103 points of light, so ten quiet minutes is all it takes to give the part you can't cover the same care you give the part you can.

Full face. Full neck. One mask.

Most at-home masks light up your cheeks and forehead, then quit at the jaw. The Glow keeps going, down your jawline and across your neck, the exact places that tend to show your age. 103 LEDs, wrapped edge to edge, so nothing gets missed.

Why women keep reaching for it

• Red light, plus targeted modes. Choose the light for what your skin needs that day, for tone, texture, and a brighter, clearer-looking complexion.
• Ten minutes, completely hands-free. No serum to rub in, no routine to remember. Put it on and let it work.
• You'll forget you have it on. Food-grade silicone, thinner than a coin, that bends to your face and folds flat for your bag.
• Nothing to plug in. Fully wireless, so you can do it on the couch, in bed, wherever your ten minutes actually happen.

How to use

1. Cleanse and dry your skin, and add your serum if you like.
2. Put on the mask and neck piece, then adjust the straps for a comfortable fit.
3. Press the power button and choose your mode.
4. Relax for 10 minutes. It shuts off on its own.

The only risk is doing nothing

Every Glow is backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee. Give it ten minutes a day for two months. If you don't love what you see, send it back for a full refund.

The details

• 103 LEDs, full face and neck coverage
• Food-grade silicone, 0.35cm thin, 229g
• Wireless, Type-C, 1200mAh battery
• 10-minute auto-off timer
• Comes with eye patches

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.