Softens Fine Lines & Wrinkles
630nm red light reaches the dermal layer where collagen is made, helping expression lines around the eyes and mouth look softer and skin feel noticeably firmer with consistent use.
Light therapy is not a cream that sits on the surface. Specific wavelengths pass into the living layers of your skin and give your own cells the energy to repair, rebuild and rebalance.
630nm red light reaches the dermal layer where collagen is made, helping expression lines around the eyes and mouth look softer and skin feel noticeably firmer with consistent use.
Regular light exposure supports healthy cell turnover, so rough patches, uneven tone and the look of enlarged pores gradually give way to a smoother, more polished surface.
830nm near-infrared travels deepest of all, energising the fibroblasts responsible for the collagen and elastin that keep skin resilient, plump and lifted.
415nm blue light targets the acne-causing bacteria living in your pores, helping quiet active breakouts and reduce redness — without stripping or drying your skin.
Improved microcirculation brings a rested, lit-from-within clarity to dull, tired complexions. It is the glow you normally only see the morning after a professional facial.
No creams, no downtime, no appointments to schedule. Wear it while you answer emails or run a bath, and step back into your evening with the work already done.
Results build gradually with consistent use. Individual results vary.
Different depths of skin respond to different wavelengths of light. Rather than one generic red panel, the Radiance Mask gives you the full clinical range — so you can treat what your skin needs tonight.
The wavelength most studied for visible anti-ageing. Red light is absorbed by mitochondria in the dermal layer, increasing the cellular energy your skin needs to manufacture fresh collagen and elastin. This is what makes lines look softer and skin feel firmer rather than simply more hydrated.

Invisible to the eye and the deepest-travelling wavelength in the mask. Near-infrared reaches beneath the layers red light can access, supporting the skin's own recovery processes and helping calm the low-grade inflammation that accelerates visible ageing.

Blue light is absorbed by the porphyrins produced by acne-causing bacteria, disrupting them where they live — inside the pore. Unlike stripping actives, it works without compromising your moisture barrier, which is why it suits skin that has reacted badly to strong topicals.

Amber works closest to the surface, where sensitivity and visible redness live. It is the wavelength to reach for if your skin flushes easily, feels reactive after treatments, or simply looks tired and uneven by the end of a long week.

Running red and near-infrared together is the setting most people use most often. Surface and depth are treated in the same ten minutes, which is why we recommend it as your default three to five evenings a week.

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Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Photographs are of real customers who used the mask as directed and have consented to their images being shown.
Four steps, ten minutes, no learning curve. Charge it once and it will carry you through weeks of sessions.
Start with clean, dry, product-free skin. Serums and oils sit between the light and you, so save them for step four.
Fit the mask with the adjustable strap, choose your setting and press start. It switches itself off — you do not need a timer.
Consistency matters far more than long sessions. Three to five evenings a week is the rhythm skin responds to.
Skin is at its most receptive straight after a session. Apply your favourite serum and moisturiser as usual.

Or four interest-free instalments at checkout.
A medical-grade silicone shell, 132 individually calibrated LEDs and a control unit that fits in your palm. Charge it on Sunday, use it all week. Everything you need is in the box.
Free express shipping · 60-day money-back promise · 2-year warranty
We would rather you bought this once and kept it for years than booked a course of appointments you have to keep repeating.
| Feature | Nassco Radiance Mask | In-Clinic LED Facials | Budget LED Masks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost over one year | One purchase | £1,800+ in appointments | Replaced within months |
| Wavelengths included | 4 (415 · 590 · 630 · 830nm) | Varies by clinic | Usually 1 |
| Time per session | 10 minutes at home | 45–90 minutes plus travel | 20–30 minutes |
| Works around your evening, at home | Yes | No | Yes |
| Full-face LED coverage | Yes | Yes | No |
| Medical-grade silicone | Yes | n/a | No |
| Automatic shut-off | Yes | Yes | No |
| Warranty | 2 Years | None | Typically 2 years |
| Money back promise | 60 days | Not applicable | Rarely offered |
Clinic pricing based on published UK average rates. Clinically tested results based on U.S. market data and verified manufacturer specifications.
Discover the next generation of at-home skincare with Nassco Beauty’s LED Facemask, designed to bring professional-inspired light therapy into your everyday routine.
Skin works on its own timeline, not ours. Use the mask as directed for two full months. If your skin has not changed in a way you can see, write to us and we will refund you in full — and you will not need to ship anything back in its original packaging to qualify.

Most people notice their skin looks calmer and better rested within two to three weeks. Changes in firmness and fine lines are a collagen process, and collagen is slow — plan on eight to twelve weeks of consistent use before you judge the results. This is why our trial runs for sixty days rather than fourteen.
Three to five sessions a week, ten minutes each. More is not better — your skin needs recovery time between sessions, and daily use offers no additional benefit. Consistency over months is what produces visible change.
The mask is designed with eye-safe apertures and we recommend keeping your eyes closed throughout the session. LED light therapy contains no UV. If you have an existing eye condition, are taking photosensitising medication, or have a history of seizures triggered by light, please speak to your doctor first.
Yes, but use the mask on clean, bare skin and apply your actives afterwards. Skin is more receptive immediately after a session. If you are using prescription retinoids or have recently had a professional treatment, check with your dermatologist about timing.
Yes. Unlike laser and IPL, which target pigment and carry a risk of burns or hyperpigmentation on deeper skin tones, LED light therapy is non-thermal and does not target melanin. It is considered suitable across all Fitzpatrick skin types.
There is no evidence that LED light therapy is harmful during pregnancy, but there is also not enough research for us to make a positive safety claim. We advise waiting, or speaking to your midwife or doctor first.
The LED Radiance Mask, the handheld control unit, a USB-C charging cable, an adjustable head strap and a printed user manual — presented in a magnetic-closure gift box.
A full charge gives you roughly a week of sessions at our recommended frequency. It charges over USB-C in about two hours and can be used while charging.
Write to us within sixty days of delivery and we will refund you in full. You do not need the original packaging, and we will cover the return shipping.
Yes. Shipping is complimentary and tracked on every order. Delivery timescales and any local import duties are shown at checkout before you pay.
Still deciding? Talk to our skin team