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iRestore's LED face mask, which uses red, infrared, and blue light wavelengths to address fine lines and blemishes, is now available for $399 on Amazon, a 50% discount from its original price of $799. The mask has received over 1,000 reviews with a 4.5-star rating and includes features such as adjustable straps and built-in eye protection, making it convenient for at-home use in just ten-minute sessions three to five times weekly.
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iRestore's red light therapy mask, which originally cost $799, is now discounted to $399 on Amazon as part of the extended October Prime Day deals, marking an all-time low price. The wearable device features 360 LEDs delivering three wavelengths—red, infrared, and blue—to help diminish fine lines and blemishes without the need for creams or serums. With adjustable straps and built-in eye protection, users can wear it while relaxing or multitasking, and iRestore recommends sessions of 10 minutes, three to five times a week, making it convenient to integrate into daily routines.
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The mask is 50% off, dropping from $799 to $399.
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The wearable mask uses 360 LEDs to deliver red-light therapy across your face, giving you a hands-free way to add an at-home treatment to your skin-care routine.
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Extended October Prime Day deals: $70 off AirPods, 50% off Roombas and more
iRestore red light therapy mask: $399 (50% off) — Lowest price ever
Original price: $799
This red light therapy mask from iRestore provides a high-tech cream-free addition to your skin care routine.
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The mask uses three light wavelengths — red, infrared and blue — which iRestore says helps address the appearance of fine lines and blemishes.
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Its hands-free design makes it easy to add light therapy to your skin-care routine at home.
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The hands-free mask includes adjustable straps and built-in eye protection, so you can wear it while relaxing or multitasking.
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iRestore recommends 10-minute sessions, three to five times a week, making the mask easy to fit into a routine.
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The mask has more than 1,000 Amazon reviews and a 4.5-star rating.
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At $399, the iRestore offers 360 LEDs, three light wavelengths and a hands-free design with built-in eye protection.
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Ten-minute sessions also make it a convenient option for at-home light therapy.
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What do reviewers think?
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The LED face mask earns praise for its comfortable fit, simple controls and hands-free design.
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Reviewers also appreciate the short treatment time, built-in timer and eye protection.
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One reviewer said the adjustable straps make the mask "comfortable to wear," while 10-minute sessions "three to five times a week" fit easily into their schedule.
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They also liked the portable controller, which clips onto clothing and lets them walk around during treatment.
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According to another reviewer, it's "very comfortable" and the timer is helpful.
"I've been using the growth helmet for a while now and have had a great experience with it, so I felt comfortable spending more on something from a brand I already know," said another reviewer.
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"I really love the fit, and I've only had it for a few weeks, but I'm happy with how my skin looks."
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Some reviewers say the battery life lasts for about three treatments before it needs to be recharged.
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If you want to use the mask hands-free each time, remember to charge the controller between sessions.
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For more deals, visit www.foxnews.com/deals
With the price down 50% to $399, shoppers can still take advantage of the discount after October Prime Day.
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