Using Your Mask

What Do the 7 Light Colors Do?

What Do the 7 Light Colors Do? The RegenaLight mask uses 7 clinically studied LED wavelengths, each targeting different skin concerns. Here is a complete guide to what each color does and when to use it. The 7 Wavelengths Red: 633nm Best for: Anti-aging, fine lines, wrinkles Red light stimulates collagen and elastin production at the cellular level, helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging skin. This is the most popular wavelength and the one most customers use most frequently. Blue: 415nm Best for: Acne, breakouts, oily skin Blue light targets and destroys acne-causing bacteria (P. acnes) beneath the skin surface. It is effective for active breakouts and ongoing acne prevention without harsh chemicals. Purple: Red and Blue Combined Best for: Anti-aging and acne simultaneously Purple light combines the benefits of both red and blue wavelengths in a single session, making it ideal for customers dealing with both aging and acne concerns. Green: 525nm Best for: Hyperpigmentation, dark spots, uneven skin tone Green light reduces melanin production, helping to fade dark spots, sun damage, and hyperpigmentation while evening out overall skin tone and complexion. Yellow: 590nm Best for: Redness, rosacea, skin brightening Yellow light brightens the complexion, reduces redness and flushing, and is particularly beneficial for customers with sensitive or rosacea-prone skin. Cyan: 490nm Best for: Inflammation, sensitive skin, capillaries Cyan light soothes inflammation, reduces swollen capillaries, and calms irritated or sensitive skin. White: 510nm Best for: Overall skin health, metabolism White light accelerates tissue metabolism and promotes overall skin repair and health. A good all-rounder for general skin maintenance. How to Switch Between Colors Power on the mask by holding the button for 2 seconds. Tap the button once to cycle through each of the 7 colors in sequence. The mask will auto-shut off after 15 minutes. Which Color Should I Start With? - Fine lines and wrinkles: Red (633nm) - Acne: Blue (415nm) - Both aging and acne: Purple - Dark spots and uneven tone: Green (525nm) - Redness or rosacea: Yellow (590nm) or Cyan (490nm) - General skin health: White (510nm) or rotate through all colors Questions? Contact us at hi@regenalight.com and we will be happy to help.

How Long Until I See Results?

How Long Until I See Results? LED light therapy is clinically proven and cumulative, meaning results build over time with consistent use. Here is an honest breakdown of what to expect and when. Results Timeline Week 2 Your skin feels different. Even before visible changes appear, most customers notice improved texture and a softer feel. Your skin is already responding at the cellular level. Week 4 The glow begins. A brighter complexion and reduced redness become noticeable. People around you may start to comment that you look well-rested or different. Week 8 Collagen takes hold. Fine lines appear visibly softer. Skin looks fuller and more youthful as collagen production increases from consistent red light sessions. Week 12 Full transformation. Most customers report their most significant results at the 12-week mark. The improvements continue to compound beyond this point with ongoing use. Why Does It Take This Long? LED light therapy works at the cellular level, stimulating your skin's natural repair and production processes. These are biological processes that take time. Just like building muscle through exercise, consistency over weeks produces results that a single session cannot. How to Get the Best Results - Use 3-5 times per week for 15 minutes per session - Always start with clean, dry skin with no moisturizers or oils before your session (LED-boosting serums are the exception) - Apply your serums and moisturizers immediately after your session while your skin is primed for absorption - Do not skip weeks as gaps in usage slow the cumulative effect What If I Am Not Seeing Results? If you are past week 4 and not noticing any change, consider the following: - Are you using it consistently 3-5 times per week? - Are you starting with clean, product-free skin? - Are you completing the full 15-minute session each time? Contact us at hi@regenalight.com and our team can review your protocol and offer personalized guidance. Our Guarantee If you are within 14 days of delivery and feel the mask is not right for you, you can initiate a return through our portal: https://regenalight.com/a/returnzap

Is RegenaLight Safe to Use?

Is RegenaLight Safe to Use? We understand that trying a new wellness device comes with questions — and you deserve clear, honest answers. Here's what you should know about the safety of your RegenaLight mask. What Is LED Light Therapy? LED (light-emitting diode) light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with skin cells and support natural cellular processes. It is a non-invasive, non-thermal technology — meaning it does not generate heat that could damage tissue, and it does not use UV light. LED therapy has been used in clinical and professional settings for decades. Is the Light Harmful? RegenaLight uses low-level LED light within wavelength ranges that have been extensively studied for topical skin use. The light does not penetrate deeply enough to harm internal tissue, does not contain UV radiation, and does not burn or damage the skin when used as directed. Who Should Use Caution? While LED light therapy is well-tolerated by most people, we recommend consulting your doctor before use if you: - Are pregnant or breastfeeding - Have a history of photosensitivity or light-triggered conditions (such as lupus or certain medication-related sensitivities) - Are taking photosensitizing medications (some antibiotics, retinoids, or acne medications can increase light sensitivity) - Have active skin conditions, open wounds, or recent cosmetic procedures in the treatment area - Have epilepsy or a seizure disorder sensitive to flashing light Eye Safety Your RegenaLight mask is designed with built-in eye protection — no separate goggles are needed. The LED panels are positioned so light does not emit directly toward your eyes. See our dedicated article for full details: Do I Need Eye Protection When Using RegenaLight? Our Commitment Every RegenaLight device is designed and tested to function safely for at-home use when operated according to the included instructions. If you ever have a concern about how the mask is performing — or if something feels off — stop use and contact us at hi@regenalight.com. We take every question seriously.

Do I Need Eye Protection When Using RegenaLight?

Do I Need Eye Protection When Using RegenaLight? Short answer: no additional eye protection is needed. Your RegenaLight mask has built-in eye protection by design. What the Instruction Manual Says Some versions of the RegenaLight instruction manual include the phrase "keep eye protection on." We understand this can be confusing — especially since no goggles or eye shields are included with your mask. This language is a legacy holdover and does not reflect how the mask works. How the Mask Protects Your Eyes The RegenaLight mask is engineered so that the LED panels do not emit light directly toward your eyes. The internal geometry of the mask creates a natural barrier, ensuring the therapeutic light reaches your skin without exposing your eyes to direct LED output. You do not need to purchase or wear separate goggles, eye shields, or protective eyewear when using the RegenaLight mask as directed. If You Have Specific Eye Conditions If you have a pre-existing eye condition — such as photosensitivity, recent eye surgery, or a condition affecting light tolerance — we recommend speaking with your eye doctor before beginning any LED light therapy device, including RegenaLight. This is general best practice for any light-based wellness device, not specific to our product. Questions? If you have further concerns about eye safety or any aspect of using your mask, we're always happy to help. Reach us at hi@regenalight.com.