Advanced LED noise therapy mask for face and throat

Summary
This advanced LEDs therapy mask combines state-of-the-art technology with ease of use for extensive skin care treatment at home. The mask uses specific wavelengths of LED lights to stimulate the skin's natural processes, promote collagen production and improve skin appearance and health. With its ergonomic design and several modes, the mask provides a gentle and effective treatment without the need for invasive methods or chemical products.

Health benefits

• Red light (630 nm): Promotes collagen production, improves elasticity, reduces wrinkles and fine lines. It increases blood circulation and helps to repair damaged skin.

• Blue light (470 nm): Effective against acne by eliminating acne -causing bacteria. It reduces inflammation and contributes to a clearer skin.

• Green light (520 nm): Reduces pigmentation, improves the skin's texture and glow, while promoting balance in the skin's oil production.

• Combination modes: The combination of multiple lights can cause synergistic effects that improve skin metabolism, reduce redness and stimulate the cell production of the cells (ATP).

• Cyclical mode: The mask can be run in an automatic cycle that alternates between the different lights to provide a comprehensive treatment.

The mask can contribute To improve skin elasticity, reduce pores, relieve stress, stimulate blood circulation and provide a smoother skin tone. It is suitable for all skin types.

Technical details and specifications

• Material: Skin -friendly silicone

• Number of LED lights: 234 (120 for mask and 114 for neck part)

• Wavelengths: 470 nm, 520 nm, 630 nm

• Size: Mask: 320 x 210 mm, neck section: 330 x 210 mm

• Modes: 7+1 optional modes including cyclic mode

• Brightness control: 0-100 %

• Hours: 1-30 minutes

• Effect: Max. 12 w

• Weight: 680 g

• Power supply: Rechargeable via Type-C cable

• Battery capacity: 4000 mAh

• Charging time: Full charting in 3 hours provides 3.5 hours of use

• Color Selection: Black

• Warranty: 2 years

Detailed

1. Clean the skin: Start by cleaning your face thoroughly and gently wipe it with a soft towel. Make sure the skin is completely dry before use.

2. Connect the mask: Remove the product from the box and connect the USB cable to the mask's controls.

3. Turn on the mask: Press the power button to turn on the mask.

4. Select mode: Press the color button to select the desired light mode (red, green, blue or combination modes). Then adjust the treatment time with the timer (15-30 minutes recommended for best results).

5. Adjustment of brightness: Short Press the power button allows you to adjust the brightness according to your need.

6. Use of the mask: Lie comfortably on a bed or sofa to relax during treatment.

7. Use with skin care products: For optimal results, the mask can be used with face masks, essence or lotion.

8. After use: Carefully remove the mask. Wipe it clean with a damp cloth and clean elastic straps separately. The mask should not be soaked in water.

How to charge the mask and neck part

• Charging the mask: Connect both the mask and the neck section to an external power bank using the supplied charging cable.

• Charging the controller: Use Type-C cable to charge the controller. Full charging takes approx. 3 hours and provides up to 3.5 hours of life.

Precautions and disclaimer

• Avoid staring directly at the light during use. Keep your eyes closed to protect your eyes. If necessary, use a cotton pad or eye mask if the light feels strong.

• Use natural, high -quality disposable masks along with the mask for better absorption of skin care products.

• Avoid folding or squeezing the mask as this can damage internal circuits.

• Store the mask dry and cool. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture.

• Do not use the mask if you are pregnant, have epilepsy, suffer from light allergy, use photo -resistant medications, or have open wounds on the skin.

Disclaim
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent illness. The information is for information purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Use occurs at your own responsibility.

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