So when Therabody launched the hands-freeTheraFace Maskto promote younger-looking skin, testing it was pretty much a no-brainer.
Allow me to explain.
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Off the bat I could tell it had more bulbs than I was used to.
As I hoped, themaskalso utilizes the brand’s signature percussive technology.
The17 soothing vibration motorsaround the eyes and the back of the headpromote relaxation,ease tension, andboost circulation.
Themaskhas a button on each side; the left controls LED, and the right adjusts vibration.
One long press on the LED button turns on the preset nine-minute LED and vibration routine.
This is the first truly wireless LED mask I’ve tried, whichreallyups the convenience factor.
One major perk is themaskhas removable protective eye shields, made from medical-grade silicone.
It’s not heavy in weight but feels incredibly durable.
I view this as a plus for a number of reasons.
My results from the TheraFace mask
Turns out, nine minutes can make a big difference.
First off, the massage nodes are located in all the right places for instant relaxation.
In the mornings after I use themask, I swear I look more rested.
My perpetually tired-looking eyes are revitalized, and my face appears more relaxed overall.
What’s even cooler is that these results areallin line with the brand’s 12-week clinical study.
“I’m admittedly very impatient when it comes to at-home beauty treatments.
“I can literally feel my facial muscles relax while I use the mask,” she raves.
Experts say the specific wavelengths used in LED technology work to stimulate collagen production and yield younger-looking skin.
But completing multiple sessions will yield greater results over time.”
Research has shown promising results, too.
