Behind The Mask

Masks are more than just a beauty regimen.

In the world of skincare and superheroes alike, wearing a mask of is an act of protection.

A mask suggests drama or mystery, concealing our identity from the rest of the world. It can also be an act of self care. We apply the mask to heal, refresh, and rejuvenate. Behind the mask, we are vulnerable, with bare, makeup-free skin, flaws and all. It becomes our own personal fortress of solitude, and we wear it until we’re ready to reveal who we really are. LED Facial Masks help us prepare to face the world as ourselves, at our very best.

Phototherapy and Red Light Therapy (RLT) are currently revolutionizing skincare. LED Masks use healing wavelengths and frequencies to strengthen and revitalize skin cells. This radiant energy promotes collagen and Vitamin D, reduces fine lines and sagging, while soothing problem areas such as acne, rosacea, or blotchiness. "[It’s] like plants absorbing sunlight to power photosynthesis and boost tissue growth. Human cells can absorb light wavelengths to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin." - Dr. Glyn Estebanez, aesthetic surgeon (as reported by the Evening Standard). Once an in-clinic treatment, Phototherapy is now available through a variety of home masking devices. Different coloured light energy will penetrate the skin and treat it in different ways.

Red Light: Minimizes wrinkles, firms skin, reduces inflammation, increases elasticity

Blue Light: Neutralizes bacteria, heals acne and sun damage, reduces scars, can help counteract Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

Yellow Light: Stimulates lymphatic flow, increases circulation, boosts production of red blood cells, alleviates stress

Near-Infrared: Penetrates deepest into skin, repairs skin and acne, promotes skin cell health, improves sleep quality, enhances mood With their futuristic designs and light-emitting diodes, LED/RLT masks can really feel like a masquerade of dramatic characters, from sci-fi, comic books, and beyond. Have fun and lean into it!

Red Light Therapy LED Eye Mask (aka CATWOMAN) Apply while plotting your next encounter with Batman!

This is RLT that focuses on the eye area, targeting crow’s feet and other fine lines as well as under-eye shadows or puffiness. Mask is made from medical-grade silicone and has three levels of intensity. Red light therapy only. Comes with charger/remote, adjustable straps, and travel pouch. Recommended usage: 5 minutes, once a day.

https://www.thebrownbear.ca/products/therapeutic-devices-red-light-led-eye-mask

G06 LED Face Mask (aka HANNIBAL LECTOR) Forget putting the lotion in the basket — this is next-level skincare!

The G90 is a lightweight, full-face silicone mask with 288 light diodes. Phototherapy options include Red light, Near-Infrared light, and Blue light to act precisely on the skin with high energy and varying levels of intensity. Recommended usage: 20-30 minutes, once or twice daily. Charging cable, battery-powered remote, and travel pouch included.

https://www.thebrownbear.ca/products/therapeutic-devices-red-light-led-face-mask

G15 Silicone Therapy Mask (aka STORMTROOPER) For intense battles with the Rebel Alliance.

The G15 is a flat, but flexible silicone mask with 122 LED diodes that emit four different wavelengths: Blue light, Yellow light, Red light, and Near-infrared. Treatment modes include: Repair, Rejuvenate, Anti-Aging, Morning Skincare, Anti-Acne, and Bedtime Skincare. Features include varying levels of intensity and pulsating light. Great for portability or travel. Comes with charger/remote, adjustable straps, and travel bag. Recommended usage: Minimum 10 minutes, once a day.

https://www.thebrownbear.ca/products/therapeutic-devices-red-light-led-silicone-face-mask A mask may look mysterious, but what’s waiting behind it is refreshed, renewed, and brighter looking skin. With LED/RLT masks, at home Phototherapy treatments are now convenient and affordable, with a variety of wavelengths and modes (and looks!) to choose from.

Indulge in a daily facial with LED skincare technology, so when the mask comes off, it is truly possible to put your best face forward.