Hangsun Light Therapy Acne Treatment LED Mask FT350 Facial Therapy Unlimited Sessions for Acne Face Skin Treatment - Individually Lights of Red/Blue/Orange

I’ve been using this mask for 10 minutes every day for almost a month now and have to say how impressed with it I am. I’d researched light therapy for my rosacea on my cheeks that I’ve had for thirty five years. My rosacea is a permanent thing on both cheeks but in one cheek it flares up in the Summer even with a high factor sunscreen on and it becomes very sore. I’ve had lots of different creams from my GP during these flare ups and some have helped but has never stopped the flare up. In the last 4 weeks I haven’t had a flare up at all and both sides of my cheeks look so much better and the redness is nowhere near as red and is definitely fading . I’m using the red and the orange lights on different nights the ten minute period that the light timer is on goes quickly and it’s nice to lie back and relax . I bought this mask as it was such good value and I wanted to see if it would have any effect before I bought a more expensive one which I had been looking at I actually now think I’m just going to keep going with this one as it’s clearly having a really great effect on my 63 year old skin it seems brighter and feels healthier and I’m thrilled to bits with the results so far from this mask can’t praise this enough am very, very pleased with this product. Thank you

I wanted to try red light therapy but didn’t want to fork out hundreds on something that might not even work for me. I saw this really cheap mask a while back and it actually had some decent enough reviews so it seemed like the easiest option. Plus it looked like it would actually fit my face as I’m a guy although I don’t have a particularly huge face (slightly bigger head maybe but this doesn’t cover your head just face) so was wary about masks that wrapped too far around the head. This looked a good entry point for red light and at such a great price I wasn’t disappointed. Now I’ve not used it for long but what I can tell is the main or only problem for me is the comfort or softness of wearing the mask. There’s no smell or anything gross which I would be sensitive to so I really appreciate that aspect. The goggles especially are very painful to wear though but at least they can be replaced with something more comfortable (I’ve just ordered something else from Amazon which hopefully will work with the mask). The mask itself is not actually too uncomfortable on its own but combined with the goggles, which presumably are necessary, the pain is a bit too much for me. I think because women (presumably Asian women specifically?) are the target market for this product so the mask is a bit smaller and narrower than I would like. The mask is made with a metal strip inside that curves around the nose area which gives the mask an almost spring like curved shape that wraps around your face. The mask is curving inwards too much to be very comfortable on my face so I have had to gently bend the metal strip slightly to be wider / to fit which luckily I can do due to the flexibility of the materials. Sometimes I do that by keeping the mask mounted tightly on the sides of the box via the ear / glasses hooks, or by gently holding it and bending it back the other way by hand. This has helped but obviously I’d rather not risk doing that. The nose mount is a tad annoying too although I do hate anything mounted on my nose anyway. It’s just a tad too heavy and the fork shaped mount is a tad too small and uncomfortable which leaves a mark on my nose so I started having to hold it up and off my nose slightly too relieve the pressure. The goggles only magnify the pressure and become too painful to wear together. The material of the goggles is the most unacceptable thing here as it is just so hard and sharp that I’ve had to wear cotton pads underneath just to avoid cutting into the soft and delicate tissue under and around my eyes. I’ve actually had black eyes after using them too although I do have a condition that makes my skin more delicate and sensitive which probably doesn’t help, but either way they are just far too hard to be used on your eyes safely due to the jagged rough sharp edge that cuts into you. They don’t even work well with the mask either, it’s like they were just an afterthought thrown in incase someone burnt their eyes or something lol. I don’t know exactly how dangerous red light actually is for your eyes, but while I’m tempted to use it without them, which would definitely be easier and more comfortable, my fear of damaging my eyes is keeping me from doing that. As for the actual red light I think it’s really helpful and I can notice my skin being plump instantly after using it. I was only really after the red light at first but I appreciated having the blue and orange light options too which are switchable via the on button which you hold longer to turn on and just click to switch colours. I started using the blue light to ‘clean’ some parts of my skin and it seems to be healing some patches of what may be pigmentation or an acne style rough texture which I think has been magnified by the winter weather and lack of sun. The mask turns itself off after a few minutes too which is a good way to time it. What I also found was that I could use the mask on my knees or under my neck too and probably a few other places that would fit into the curved shape of the mask. One thing that bothers me a little, although this isn’t really the mask maker’s fault, is that it is meant to be worn after you wash your face and before you apply products. I don’t like not wearing moisturiser because my skin gets really red and dry if I don’t apply a cream right after washing. I guess it makes sense that if you want to get the light deep down into the skin then you probably need to not have something in the way like a cream. I think I need to decide if it’s worth trading off of the harm from washing and not moisturising compared to the benefits of the light therapy. So far I have been just risking wearing cream anyway and it’s fine and I doubt it will be that much worse or ineffective etc but I guess time will tell. Overall I’m happy with this purchase especially at that price point as I have multiple things I can do with this too (like the knees I mentioned) and hopefully I will be able to replace the goggles with something more comfortable and not be bothered by wearing it at all. I think I’ll probably give it a few more months before deciding whether I want to upgrade to something a bit more pricey but I am really glad I got to test out whether my skin actually likes red light before spending lots on something that might not help.

I initially was looking for acne treatment for my teenage daughter when I came across this LED mask at a discounted deal. It arrived well packaged and nicely presented - feeling like quality from the get go. It isnt cordless and can only be used while plugged in via the included USB cable (which i feel could have been longer). It also has eye protection in the box which is an okay quality, I did have to adjust the cord by cutting it and re-knotting bc its way too long and the clasp that is supposed to be adjustable kept slipping out. Besides that it does the job. My daughter washes her face and then uses the mask almost daily. I could see almost immediately an improvement so I had high hopes it was only going to help her skin with regular use. ( as teenagers go . "its so borrrrring" and "i will do it later" and then don't) 🙄 I do believe the healing would be faster and more consistent but trying to get them to believe you are trying to help them.. 🤐 But even she feels better about her skin and can see it really is working. I didn't think I would be using the mask as well, but after having a read of the instructions and what the benefits are for all skin types I started using it as well. My daughter has it on the blue setting and I alternate between orange and red. It automatically switches off after 10 minutes. I am so impressed with how it works, and so quickly too. My skin is okay but I have Vitiligo on my forehead and I know there is not much I can do about it but I am hoping by using this mask it may help prevent it from spreading. Also noticing my skin looks clearer and healthier. So, I'm really happy with my purchase and feel it is so worth it as its not just for one skin type and the whole family can use it if needs be. I do recommend and I rather enjoy the 10 minutes of quiet time.

Firstly I enjoy using the mask as it is easy just you have to be plugged in to use it. Also I noticed my skin changes very fast but I do also care for my skin by that I am taking omega, vitamin c (tablets and oil for face), vitamin A then E oil, then I take collagen supplement, I take okra water all day ( place fresh in water (not tap water) then soak over night and drink everyday it’s for skin too, I stopped taking just processed and sugar food such us cakes, pastries, chocolates (only can take 80 or 90% best) milk thistle supplements, any fresh juises out of vegetables and fruits that cleanses liver, fruits as snaks, golji berry and so on. I take other supplements such us iodine, sea moss, black seed and everything to help for the skin, also fasting is helps too from 6pm ( I do fast from 4pm) take just tea or okra water or coconut water no sugary drinks at all as it dryers your body. Now tea I take dandelions, nettles, ginseng, fresh ginger with lemon and honey, red clover tea, green matcha tea, levander, camomile, blue flower tea ( can use with lemon also can have cold) not taking any coffee. These helps my skin to look beautiful so far! The device is a help to my skin routine which I’m very happy 😃

I purchased this mask expecting anti-ageing benefits based on the product description. After receiving it and reviewing the actual device specifications on the label, the claims appear misleading. The mask lists a total output power of 4W and does not specify the LED wavelengths used. Effective anti-ageing red light therapy is supported by studies using specific wavelengths (around 630–660 nm red light and/or 810–850 nm near-infrared) delivered at sufficient power. This product provides no such information and appears primarily designed for acne treatment rather than collagen stimulation or anti-ageing. While the mask may function as a basic light therapy device, there is no evidence it can deliver the anti-ageing results advertised. Buyers should be aware that the marketing claims are not supported by the technical specifications provided on the product itself. I would not recommend this product for anti-ageing purposes.

Works OK. Easy to use and comfortable to use.

I have to finally write a review for this product, an honest review for those suffering with constant, scarring, cystic, acne-potentially for years. I have had ‘moderate’ acne (as termed by the GP). I have tried multiple prescribed medications (only one which worked and was discontinued for liver side effects). I have spent so much money on skincare, which was a waste, because of allergies and sensitivity. I have had adult acne for 13 years now. As a scientist, I know blue light kills bacteria, however I am also highly skeptical of things like this. I tried a blue light treatment years ago which worked but needed an expensive replacement cartridge regularly and only treated one area. About two years ago I found this mask. Here is my honest experience. My normal is that I am never without spots and at 36 have started to scar from the years of spots. After one to two weeks of using this mask I was acne free. I have tested this over two years, because I have been travelling and also I hate sitting still, even for 10 minutes- when I use this mask for 2 months I can stop for 4-6 weeks without any recurrence if acne. Then it comes back and again, if I use the mask it goes again within two weeks. This mask is not expensive and is reusable. I have recommended it to friends with acne and they have similar results. If you have acne, try it. It genuinely is the only thing that worked for me. In terms of the red and orange light, I have no clue! There is some scientific research into the stimulation of collagen by red light, but I can’t pretend that I’m convinced by that. But the blue light for acne definitely works. Then why not follow it up with a red light (if you have time) just in case it helps with the wrinkles!

Pro's This is a well priced bit of kit. The protective goggles and case are good. The mask is nice and light-fit my face fine and I feel like I am already improving my skin. I am also using the Blue and red lights on a fungal nail - Wait and see situation. Con's They delivered it in Orginal box with the postage label badly stuck to the box! ? There are NO lights on the chin area within the mask? I have redness here I want to treat. I simply don't understand why they couldn't have put a row here. I have tried turning the mask round for a few sessions to treat my chin. Not ideal as a tad awkward. Overall I bought this as a gift, but couldn't pass it on due to the label, so opted to keep it. Amazon were amazing at sorting out a refund, SO I am more than happy.