Can I Use Multiple Colors in One Session?

Yes — you can switch colors mid-session or use multiple wavelengths however works for you. Here is how to think about it.

The intended use#

Each 15-minute session is designed around one color. Selecting a wavelength and staying with it for the full session gives that specific wavelength the most time to work on your skin concern. If you are targeting acne, a full 15 minutes of blue light is more focused than splitting time between blue and red.

A note on Red + NIR#

When you select the red light mode, the mask activates two wavelengths simultaneously — visible red at 633nm and near-infrared (NIR) at 850nm. NIR turns on automatically with red light and cannot be selected separately. This means a red light session is already delivering dual-wavelength therapy without any extra steps.

The auto-cycle option#

The easiest way to use all 7 modes in a single session is to select the 8th option on the mask. This automatically cycles through all 7 color modes during your 15-minute session, including the red mode which triggers NIR. It is a great general-purpose setting if you want broad benefits without thinking about which color to use.

To reach it, power on the mask and press the button to cycle past the 7 individual color modes until the lights cycle automatically.

Switching colors manually mid-session#

You can switch colors at any point by pressing the button. There is no harm in splitting a session — for example, 7-8 minutes of red light followed by 7-8 minutes of blue light. This works fine if you have multiple concerns you want to address.

For multiple skin concerns: alternate by day#

If you are targeting more than one concern — for example, anti-aging with red light and acne with blue light — the most effective approach is to alternate wavelengths on different days rather than splitting a single session. This gives each wavelength a full 15-minute treatment rather than a partial one.

Example alternating schedule:

• Monday, Wednesday, Friday: Red light (633nm + NIR 850nm) for collagen and anti-aging
• Tuesday, Thursday: Blue light (415nm) for acne and bacteria
• Weekend: Auto-cycle mode for overall skin health

Bottom line#

There is no wrong way to use the colors. One focused mode per session produces the most targeted results. The auto-cycle 8th setting is the easiest all-in-one option. Manual switching mid-session works fine if that is your preference.