Red light therapy masks are more popular than ever—and our pros at the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab say that if you regularly use one for a long period of time, you could start seeing brightened skin and softer signs of aging (such as wrinkles).
But let me get this out of the way: LED face masks are typically expensive. Luckily, viral beauty brand Solawave—yes, you might’ve seen it on TikTok!—is having a great deal right now.
If you buy one device (regularly $399), you’ll get a second for free.
Solawave Wrinkle Retreat Pro LED Face Mask
Solawave Wrinkle Retreat Pro LED Face Mask
According to Solawave, the Wrinkle Retreat Pro LED Face Mask has 320 red LED lights that target fine lines while helping improve radiance and cell rejuvenation. This particular device has a built-in timer that runs for 3 minutes, and the included straps help keep it in place.
While our pros at the Beauty Lab haven’t had their hands on this particular mask yet, Dana Levy, our director of editorial operations, has been using the device daily for about two weeks now. (Side note: We plan to update this article after the team’s next round of clinical testing.)
“I really like how easy it is to stick with,” Levy says. “I use it for just three minutes a day, and the session goes by so fast. It's simple, convenient, and has fit seamlessly into my daily routine.”
Take note that you can mix and match this deal, so you can either get a second mask or anything else on the site for free—just keep in mind that the cheaper device will get the discount while supplies last.
And if you wanted something other than the mask, Solawave has its 4-in-1 Radiant Renewal Red Light Therapy Wand that our Beauty Lab has tested. It’s sleeker, lighter, and overall a better option for travel.
Chiara Butler, our Beauty Lab reviews analyst, said she found the massage and warmth “soothing.” Other consumer testers noted it was sleek and easy to glide over the skin, and they liked its auto shutoff feature. “It's compact, so it's easy to travel with and use all over my face,” one tester reported.
The wand is also seeing the same BOGO deal, and I’m intrigued by the fact that it could be a gentle introduction to someone (me) who might be intimidated by the heft of a mask.
Either way, I totally recommend checking out the sale—I mean, free skincare? Count me in.
Shanon Maglente is a writer and editor who specializes in deals, trends, and best-of product roundups. She has about a decade’s worth of experience, and has worked with Good Housekeeping as a writer and editor since 2019.
