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Soft, Colourful LED Light Therapy From Lola

Lola started out making massage guns designed with women in mind, and Superglow brings the same thinking to skincare. It's a soft silicone LED face mask with seven light colours plus near infrared, so you can switch settings depending on what your skin needs that week. Ten minutes, a few times a week, is all it asks.

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Getting the Most From Your Lola LED Face Mask

Superglow has 11 modes across seven light colours plus near infrared. Red and near infrared are the settings to reach for if fine lines and firmness are your focus, while blue is aimed at blemish-prone skin. Each session lasts 10 minutes and the mask switches itself off, so you can sit back with the cordless remote and let it get on with it. Want to compare it with other masks? Browse our full range of LED face masks.

Is LED Light Therapy Safe for Your Skin?

LED light therapy doesn't use UV, so it won't tan or burn your skin, and you don't need goggles with Superglow. It suits most skin types, including sensitive skin. It's not for you if you're pregnant or have epilepsy, and if you take medication that makes your skin sensitive to light, speak to your GP before you start.

Not Sure If an LED Mask Is Right for You?

Want advice tailored to your skin? Start with our free online skin test. You can also contact our expert team for one-to-one advice, and read our blog for expert tips on building a routine that supports your skin goals.

Red Light and Near Infrared for Fine Lines

Red light is the setting most people buy an LED mask for. It's one of the most researched wavelengths for skin, used to support collagen and soften the look of fine lines over time. Near infrared sits just beyond what you can see and reaches a little deeper. Superglow pairs red with near infrared, and on days your skin is breaking out, you can pair near infrared with blue instead.

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How to Choose an LED Face Mask

Not every LED mask is built the same. Many focus purely on red and near infrared for ageing concerns, while multi-colour masks like Superglow add blue for blemishes and softer colours for redness and dullness. Fit matters too. A flexible silicone mask sits close to your face, so the light reaches your skin evenly. Want to compare? Our full LED face mask range has options from clinic-favourite brands.

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Expert Tip for LED Face Masks

"Use your mask on clean, dry skin and save your serums for afterwards, as products sitting on the skin can get in the way of the light. Stick to 10 minutes, three to five times a week, and give it at least a month or two before judging results. LED works gradually. If you've just had a peel or injectables, or take medication that makes your skin sensitive to light, wait and check first."

- Kimberley, Clinic and Customer Experience Manager.

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Looking for a Gift?

With four pastel shades and a storage case in the box, Superglow makes a thoughtful present for anyone who loves their skincare. Our Christmas gift edit has plenty more ideas for everyone on your list.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Lola Superglow LED mask do?

It uses different colours of light to target different skin concerns. Red and near infrared help soften the look of fine lines, blue is for blemishes, and the other colours focus on redness and uneven tone.

How often should I use an LED face mask?

Use it for 10 minutes, three to five times a week. Results build gradually, so consistency matters more than long sessions.

Do I need eye protection with Lola Superglow?

No. It doesn't emit UV and the light isn't aimed directly at your eyes. You can close your eyes during a session if you'd prefer.

Is an LED face mask suitable for sensitive skin?

LED is generally suitable for most skin types, sensitive skin included. A little temporary warmth or redness can happen. Stop if irritation hangs around.

What is near infrared light?

It's light just beyond the red end of the spectrum, so you can't see it. It reaches slightly deeper than visible red light, which is why it's often paired with red for ageing concerns.

Does an LED face mask hurt or get hot?

No. You might feel some gentle warmth, but it should never feel hot or uncomfortable. If it does, stop the session.

Can I use an LED mask after Botox or fillers?

Wait until your skin has fully healed after injectables, peels or microneedling. Your practitioner can tell you how long to leave it.

Who shouldn't use an LED face mask?

Avoid it if you're pregnant, have epilepsy, a pacemaker or another implanted device, or take medication that makes you sensitive to light. If you have a skin condition, check with your GP first.