Red Light Therapy Mask for Face, LED Facial Mask, Skin Care Light with Near Infrared 850nm & Adjustable Blue Light, Portable Home Device with 7 Colors & 8 Modes, 432 Beads Pro LEDs (White)

Great product
I just received my red light therapy mask several days ago, I’m already really impressed! It comes nicely packaged in a large box and includes everything you need to get started. The mask itself is lightweight and soft. The 7 light modes are easy to switch between especially the infrared light, and I appreciate the option to target specific areas with the handheld controller.While I can’t speak to the long-term results yet, the initial experience has been fantastic.

A bit confusing
This review is for the following item: Red Light Face Mask, 8 Modes Portable Led Face Mask, Near-Infrared 850nm red light therapy for face, Infrared Led Mask, 7 Light Therapy Mask at Any Place, Facial Skincare ToolThis is a light weight mask used for red light therapy on your face. This mask is much lighter than the hard shelled masks. It has a lot of different light options. You can choose a specific color light or you can have it cycle through all the lights.The manual makes sense in some sections, but when it comes to attaching the straps to hold the mask in place, it fails. The instructions make no sense. I had to go back to the seller’s page to see if I could find a picture. I did, but in trying to attach the straps as shown, it makes the mask fit so tight against my face. I don’t feel it should be that tight as it is uncomfortable.My other hard shelled masks do not blind my eyes with the lights. They have the same type openings as this mask, but I can not see the lights at all when I am wearing them. With this mask, I can see the lights. Not the individual lights, but the brightness of the lights. Making it impossible to watch TV or read while wearing this mask.I do not have a problem using the mask with my eyes closed. It is a nice way to relax and wind down before going to bed. And possibly the mask being so tight might also be a reason for the lights to appear to be extremely bright. I will continue to work on figuring out how the straps work to hold it in place.For the cost of the mask, I do feel that it should have come fully assembled. But with this mask, one has to put in the eye pieces and also the straps. And remember that the straps do not have a single instruction on how to attach them correctly.The remote is easy to operate and the manual does explain it very well on how it works. Also on the end of the remote there is a cap that you can take off and it will expose some lights. You can use those lights on different areas where the mask doesn’t reach. No where in the manual does it show that this cap comes off, it just talks about using the lights on your body. I realized that the cap was removable after looking at the seller’s page and seeing the lights were exposed on the remote.All in all this mask works. I am not a fan of the strap, and I feel it should have been in place and not left up to me to assemble it correctly. But I have to say I think most of my complaints such as mask being too tight, being able to see way too much brightness from the lights with the mask on, stem from the strap issue. So I am taking off 1 star because I think if it would have been explained better in the manual or pre-attached, these problems might not exist.If I needed to order another red light therapy mask, I would stick with the hard shelled ones. I would not order this one again.

Awkward strap, eye protection fails
I wanted to like the Veraylife Red Light Mask but it has some shortcomings. The strap comes un assembled and does not with come installation instructions. The strap is also awkward and is not a great fit, The top half of the mask fits tight to the face but the bottom half sits away from the face causeing the light to shine into the eye area. The strap should either be located closer to the middle of the mask, or there should be 2 straps one high & one low to provide a snug uniform fit. The magnetic charging cable has a weak magnet that doesn’t stay put. The eye protection consists of small shields that you install in the eye holes but they don’t actually cover the eyes and light still gets in my eyes. It’s not comfortable for sitting upright. The mask is floppy and the weight of the mask starts to pull it down- so it’s better used laying down. The flexibility of the mask does make it good for travel. It has nice remote with lots of options that is easy to operate The controller has to remain plugged in to the mask to operate. I like the idea of a flexible mask but this one is not the one for me.