Black Friday red light therapy mask deals

The useful detail from our review is how it feels to wear. We found it more comfortable while reclining; sitting upright and moving around could make it feel heavy or let it slip. We would buy this for a quiet skincare session rather than doing chores around the house.

Specifications. Four nominal wavelengths: blue 450 nm, yellow 580 nm, red 630 nm and near-infrared 830 nm, arranged into six modes. Flexible silicone mask with adjustable strap and a USB-C controller. The box includes the mask, strap, controller, charging cable and user guide.

Offer check. The single-mask basket was US$212.42 after the automatic Buy 1 Get 15% offer, down from US$249.90. That is US$37.48 off. No fixed promotion end date was confirmed, and we have not added a second coupon or deducted a gift-card value.

Delivery and returns. NovaaLab lists a 60-day return guarantee and a one-year standard warranty. Check the policy conditions before ordering. Australian buyers should confirm shipping, import charges and the final currency at checkout; US delivery offers do not establish free delivery to Australia.

Our review liked the adjustable fit and simple controls, including a timer that moves in five-minute steps. It suits someone who wants red and near-infrared light without a long menu of colour modes. The return conditions deserve a closer look before you buy, though.

Specifications. This is the original Red Light Face Mask, not the separate 2.0 model. It combines 630 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared light, with 240 LEDs and a timer adjustable up to 30 minutes in five-minute steps. The box includes a controller, fastening straps, pouch, eye cups and USB cable.

Offer check. The checked Australian basket applied BF2026 and reduced one mask to A$374.25, saving A$124.75. The brand says the code applies automatically. This 25% promotion runs until 29 November 2026 at 11:59 pm AWST and cannot be combined with another discount.

Delivery and returns. Important: BON CHARGE says purchases discounted by 25% or more qualify for exchange or store credit only under its sale return policy. Read that alongside your applicable consumer rights. The mask has a one-year manufacturer warranty; Australian orders over A$175 qualify for free shipping.

At A$679.99, this is a specification-led choice rather than one of the verified cash discounts above. Compare the Series 2 model name carefully: a cheaper listing for another generation is not necessarily the same mask. The rechargeable controller also means you do not need to sit beside a power socket throughout a session.

Specifications. Series 2 uses 236 LEDs across 633 nm red, 830 nm near-infrared and 1072 nm deep near-infrared. It has a flexible silicone body, extended chin coverage and a rechargeable USB-C controller. The preset session lasts 10 minutes. There is no blue-light mode on this model.

Offer check. The regular product and dedicated Black Friday listing both returned A$679.99 in our price checks. No additional mask discount was confirmed, so we are not publishing an unverified coupon price or claiming a cash saving.

Delivery and returns. CurrentBody lists a two-year warranty for manufacturing defects. Its Australian policy extends returns on unopened, unused holiday purchases made from 1 November to 24 December 2026 until 31 January 2027. That is not an unrestricted trial for a used mask. Confirm delivery options at checkout.

The sale catch is access. Omnilux advertises US$80 off one eligible full-size device, making this US$315, but the early-access price needs the link sent to eligible customers. A normal public basket still showed US$395 in our check. Do not assume the lower price has applied just because the banner is visible.

Specifications. Contour Face combines 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared light in a flexible silicone design. Its 66 dual-chip bulbs contain 132 LEDs. It uses a rechargeable controller and adjustable head straps. This Contour model does not offer a blue-light setting.

Offer check. The advertised US$315 price is conditional on early-access eligibility and the emailed access link. Early access opens to opt-ins on 14–15 November (brand dates). The general sale is scheduled for 16 November 2026 at 6 am PT through 14 December at 6 am PT, with the same US$80 single-device offer and no code. The offer cannot be stacked.

Delivery and returns. The device and controller have a two-year warranty. Omnilux advertises an extended return deadline of 31 January 2027 for orders placed from 13 November 2026, subject to its return policy. The quote here is in USD; check the local checkout total. Omnilux says Australian orders dispatch from Kogarah, NSW.

We would choose it for a simple red-and-near-infrared routine rather than lots of colour settings. It is portable, but the mask still connects to its controller by a cable. The US-dollar offer looks appealing; Australian buyers should price the delivered order before deciding it beats a local purchase.

Specifications. The flexible face mask combines 630 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared light. HigherDOSE describes 66 dual-core LEDs, containing 132 diodes, with 10- and 20-minute settings. It uses a rechargeable controller and USB charging; the power adaptor supports 100–240 V.

Offer check. BFCM2026 reduced the checked basket from US$349 to US$279.20, a saving of US$69.80. The current promotion advertises 20% off sitewide. No fixed end date was confirmed in the checked offer, and we have not combined it with another referral code.

Delivery and returns. HigherDOSE lists a one-year limited warranty for this mask and a 120-day money-back guarantee for eligible wellness technology, subject to its return policy. Confirm international return costs and Australian shipping at checkout; its free US delivery threshold is not an Australian shipping promise.

There is an important price distinction here. Shark’s Australian site advertises general Black Friday codes, but EXTRA15 did not reduce the A$699.99 mask in our basket. We have kept CryoGlow as a reviewed alternative and left the saving blank. Check the final product-specific price before placing an order.

Specifications. The Australian manual lists blue 415 nm, red 630 nm and near-infrared 830 nm. There are four preset programmes, including six-minute Better Ageing, eight-minute Skin Clearing and four-minute Skin Sustain sessions, plus a separate under-eye cooling programme. The box includes clip-on chill pads, remote, wall charger, USB-C charging cable and storage bag.

Offer check. The checked Australian price was A$699.99. No mask-specific reduction was confirmed with the general EXTRA15 offer, so that code is not presented here as a working CryoGlow discount. This quote is for the Australian model and retailer, not a different US bundle.

Delivery and returns. The Australian user guide lists a two-year limited warranty. The order is above the Australian site’s A$100 free-shipping threshold. Read the current return conditions before opening the device, and follow the manual’s separate LED and cooling suitability checks.