What Do the 7 Light Colors Do?

RegenaLight features 7 color modes, each targeting different skin concerns. Here is a complete breakdown of what each wavelength does and when to use it.

Red + NIR (633nm + 850nm)#

The red light mode is the most powerful setting on the upgraded RegenaLight. Selecting red activates two wavelengths simultaneously:

Visible red at 633nm targets the surface and mid layers of skin to stimulate collagen and elastin production, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and improve overall skin firmness and tone.

Near-infrared (NIR) at 850nm activates automatically alongside red light. NIR is invisible to the naked eye but penetrates deeper than any visible wavelength — reaching deeper skin layers and tissue to support enhanced collagen stimulation, tissue repair, and anti-inflammatory effects at a cellular level.

You do not need to do anything to activate NIR — it comes on automatically every time you select the red light mode.

Best for: Anti-aging, fine lines, wrinkles, collagen production, skin firmness, deeper tissue repair, and inflammation reduction.

Blue (415nm)#

Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria (P. acnes) that live beneath the skin surface. It does not dry out the skin — it works by eliminating the bacteria responsible for breakouts before they surface.

Best for: Active acne, recurring breakouts, oily skin prone to congestion.

Purple (Red + Blue Combined)#

Purple mode combines the red and blue wavelengths in a single setting, delivering anti-aging and anti-acne benefits simultaneously. This is a good choice for customers dealing with both concerns at the same time.

Note: Purple mode also activates NIR 850nm alongside the red component.

Best for: Customers managing both aging concerns and acne simultaneously.

Green (525nm)#

Green light targets melanin-producing cells to address uneven skin tone, dark spots, and hyperpigmentation. It penetrates the mid-layer of skin to break up pigmentation clusters and promote a more even complexion.

Best for: Hyperpigmentation, dark spots, sun damage, uneven skin tone.

Yellow (590nm)#

Yellow light works on redness and vascular concerns near the skin surface. It is particularly effective for customers with rosacea, flushing, or general skin redness.

Best for: Redness, rosacea, flushing, balancing skin tone.

Cyan (490nm)#

Cyan soothes and calms reactive skin. It is ideal for customers with sensitive skin, capillary issues, or inflammatory skin conditions.

Best for: Sensitive skin, inflammation, swollen capillaries, reactive skin.

White (510nm)#

White light covers a broad spectrum and works on general skin health and metabolism. It is often used as a maintenance setting for overall skin wellness.

Best for: General skin health, tissue metabolism, tightening, and firming.

Auto-Cycle Mode (8th Option)#

Press the button past the 7 individual color modes to reach auto-cycle mode. The mask will automatically cycle through all 7 color modes during your 15-minute session. This is the best all-in-one setting if you are not targeting a specific concern or want comprehensive coverage in a single session.

Quick Reference#