RED · 630
Firmness
Red and near-infrared together — the two most-studied wavelengths in the category. Red reaches mid-dermal depth; near-infrared reaches further.
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LEDs — 72
Wavelengths — 630 · 850 · 460 nm
Sessions — 5 / 10 / 15 min, auto-timed
Intensity levels — 50 · 75 · 100%
Material — Medical-grade silicone
Power — Wireless · USB-C rechargeable
Battery life — 4–6 sessions per charge
Recharge time — ~2 hours
Safety — UV-free
Certifications — FCC · CE · RoHS

Cleanse and pat dry. The remote comes already paired — select your time and brightness. Wear the mask; it shuts off when done. Apply your serum once your session is finished. Three to five times per week.
Wipe down with a silicone-safe cleaner after use, or any time you share the device.
Free standard shipping on all US orders, ships within 1–3 business days. 30-day money-back guarantee from delivery, no questions asked.
No safety goggles needed.
The mask is UV-free and low-risk for most people. Check with your doctor first if you take photosensitizing medication (including isotretinoin and some antibiotics), have a light-sensitive condition such as lupus, have a history of seizures triggered by light, or are pregnant. Do not use it over an active skin infection or open lesions. If irritation occurs, stop and talk to your dermatologist.
Choose your mode and session length on the remote — the mask shuts itself off when done.
RED · 630
Red and near-infrared together — the two most-studied wavelengths in the category. Red reaches mid-dermal depth; near-infrared reaches further.
BLUE · 460
Blue light on its own. It acts at the surface of the skin.


Red, near-infrared, and blue together — the full session, surface to subcutaneous, in a single wear.
The 10-minute sessionRENUVEIL · 2026
No cord, no wall plug mid-session. The mask runs on its own battery with a wireless remote — read, scroll, or lie back, and the session ends itself.

The array wraps the forehead, cheeks, jaw, and chin in evenly spaced LEDs — full-face coverage, including the zones many masks leave dark.
| Criterion | Amazon$30–80 | Renuveil$279 | Clinic$125/sess. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelengths verified | Vague | Published | Yes |
| Material | Rigid plastic | Medical silicone | Clinic-grade |
| Session | 10–20 min | 5–15 min, auto | 20–30 min + travel |
| 8-week cost | $30–80 | $279 once | $3,000+ |
Based on average professional LED therapy pricing of $50–$200 per session.
Most people notice improved texture and radiance within two to three weeks. Fuller results — firmness, clarity — typically appear at the four-to-eight-week mark with three to five sessions per week.
Yes. The mask is UV-free and non-invasive, and the silicone is hypoallergenic. Start at the lowest intensity for the first week. If you have a skin condition or take photosensitising medication, check with your doctor first.
Yes — cleanse first and wear the mask on bare skin, then apply your serum and the rest of your routine after the session.
Everything. If it isn’t for you, contact us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund — no questions asked. The mask is also covered by a one-year warranty.
Still deciding? Write to us — shoprenuveil@gmail.com. A person answers within a day.
I built Renuveil because the LED masks I could find came in two kinds: the ones under $100 that wouldn’t say which wavelengths they used, and the ones at $400 to $600 that would. The light isn’t the expensive part. So I made one that publishes its specs, runs on its own battery, and sells for what it costs to make properly.
You’d be one of the first fifty people to own one. That means your feedback shapes what I change next, and it means I want to make it easy to say yes: if it isn’t for you within 30 days of delivery, write to me and you get a full refund. The one-year warranty covers the hardware after that.
