BEAUTY

The 6 Best Red Light Therapy Masks Under $300

by Michelle Rostamian

A model with glitter on her face in the shape of a mask
Photograph by Senta Simond, styled by Emilie Kareh. Hair by Claire Grech, makeup by Lucia Pica
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Red light therapy used to feel like a luxury reserved for dermatologists’ offices and celebrity facialists. But these days, you don’t need a four-figure budget or a standing appointment to tap into the glow-boosting benefits of these nifty devices. From smoothing the look of fine lines to helping calm breakouts and revive dull skin, at-home LED masks have become a go-to for anyone serious about their skincare routine. Ahead, we’ve rounded up the best red light therapy masks under $300 that deliver real results without the intimidating price tag.

The Silkn LED Face Mask 100 is a sleek, no-frills option for anyone looking to dip their toes into the world of red light therapy without splurging. Unlike other masks that come with complicated settings or a steep learning curve, this one pops on easily and is made from a soft, flexible material that gently molds to the contours of your face, allowing the LEDs to sit closer to the skin for more even light exposure. The mask helps target common skin concerns like fine lines, uneven tone, and dullness, and is a solid entry-level pick for anyone who wants visible benefits over time.

If you prefer precision over a full-face mask, the Boncharge Red Light Face Wand is a great option. Instead of covering the entire face at once, this handheld device lets you focus red light exactly where you want it — think fine lines around the eyes, smile lines, breakouts, or areas that need an extra glow boost. It's ideal for quick treatments or touch-ups, and because it's lightweight and easy to maneuver, it's also travel-friendly, making it a smart pick for maintaining your routine on the go.

Reactive or acne-prone skin types require a gentle, non-invasive option to keep on hand for flare-ups. If you'd rather do without the harsh ingredients and over-drying treatments, this targeted red and blue light device from Omnilux is the next best thing. It's a handheld tool designed specifically for spot-treating breakouts, delivering focused LED light directly to blemishes to calm redness and reduce the look of active spots fast — all while being small enough to toss in a skincare drawer or travel bag.

Think of the Foreo FAQ 301 LED Hair Strengthening Scalp Massager as skincare for your scalp. Combining LED light therapy with gentle sonic pulsations, it targets the scalp — an often-overlooked step in hair care — to help stimulate circulation and create a more optimal environment for stronger, fuller-looking strands. Better circulation means follicles are more efficiently supplied with oxygen and nutrients — two things hair needs to thrive. Hair benefits aside, the FAQ 301 really shines as a self-care ritual. The combination of warm-feeling LED light and gentle sonic pulsations turns what could feel like a clinical treatment into something genuinely relaxing.

If fine lines, puffiness, and general under eye fatigue are an issue, the Solawave Radiant Renewal Eye Recovery Pro is the answer. It goes on like an eye mask and relies on four different wavelengths to treat several under-eye concerns at once. Red light helps soften the look of fine lines, while deep red light supports firmer-looking skin for a more lifted appearance. Amber light works to visibly brighten dark circles and reduce puffiness, and near-infrared light targets signs of fatigue, helping tired eyes look more refreshed and awake overall.

Skincare routines often stop at the jawline, but the Clara Red Light Therapy Neck Mask makes it easy to give the neck the same thoughtful care as your face — helping target fine lines, texture, and loss of firmness in one simple, hands-free step. Made of flexible silicone that comfortably contours to the neck, this flexible, wearable mask helps address fine lines, crepey texture, and loss of firmness on the neck where skin is thinner and signs of aging tend to show first.