LED lights
LED lights, and what they’re for
Seven colors, a fifteen-minute session. Here’s how each light is used in at-home cosmetic care — not in a clinic.
In a spa, LED light is a short session: clean skin, eyes protected, one color at a time. At home it’s the same idea. The Velora Glow Mask has red, blue, green, yellow, purple, cyan, and white.
This is not a medical treatment or a diagnosis. Skin responds differently. A few sessions a week matters more than using it once.
7 lights, 7 targeted looks
The glow setting. Smoother, more rested look.
The clear setting. Less congested-looking skin.
Helps skin look more even.
A calmer, brighter look.
A softer, more even-looking finish.
A cooler, fresher look.
All lights together, if you want them.
How a session works
Bare, dry skin, no makeup. Pick a color. Eyes closed. Fifteen minutes, then switch off. Don’t leave it on longer, and don’t stare at the LEDs.
LED light is used in professional skincare rooms. Velora is a cosmetic wellness device for at-home use. It does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.
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What experts say about LED light
About the technology — not a clinical trial of this Velora mask.
LED red light is used in spas and dermatology settings, and has been studied for skin appearance. Results vary from person to person. At-home LED is typically gentler than in-clinic devices. Experts describe changes as gradual — consistency over weeks matters more than a single session.
This mask is a wellness / beauty device. It is not a medical treatment. Protect your eyes and follow the instructions.