Melly- Red light therapy Mask
6× More Powerful than LED with JOVS Laser Tech.
Visible in 1 Week.
- 6× stronger: 143 mW/cm² + FPT™ tech for intensive anti-aging
- First-ever 1064 nm laser: Penetrates deeper skin layers
- Visible results: Wrinkle reduction, firmer skin, brighter tone
- 4D curve fit: Lightweight, snug, easy to wear anywhere
- FDA-cleared & clinically proven: Safe and effective
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Surface irradiance is independently measured at 20.8 mW/cm² (Red+NIR mode), and the 657.9nm red + 850nm near-infrared wavelengths are confirmed via OHSP-350IR and EVERFINE spectrometer reports — not marketing estimates.
Use it 15–20 minutes, 5–7 days a week. Red light works cumulatively, so most people notice visible improvement after about 4–8 weeks of consistent daily use. Clean, dry skin first; moisturizer after.
Yes. It's a cold-LED device with zero heat, designed for daily use. If your skin is sensitive, start with 5 minutes and build up gradually. Use with eyes closed, and consult your doctor first if you're pregnant, on photosensitizing medication, or have a skin condition.
A cordless 3D food-grade silicone mask with 328 LEDs, 99.99% pure gold wire, built-in eye protection, and an adjustable strap. It runs ~1.5 hours on a 2000mAh battery and charges in ~3 hours via Type-C.
Within the first 6 hours, we verify your shipping address to make sure everything's correct before processing. Your order is then prepared within 24–72 hours and delivered in about 5–11 days. You'll receive a tracking number so you can follow your package every step of the way.
You can request a refund within 60 days of receiving your order. Sarah will be taking care of you — you can reach her through the site or via email: sarah@wearmelly.com
Red + Near-Infrared LED Mask
The glow people notice before they know why.
Smoother, brighter, more rested-looking skin — from a mask precise enough to publish the exact wavelengths and dose it delivers. No guesswork. Just light that does what it promises.
Try it risk-free for 60 days →One mask, five kinds of beautiful
Every color does something different — for you.
This isn't about light. It's about the version of your skin you've been chasing.
Red · 657.9nm
Encourages your skin's own collagen.
Firmer skin, softened lines — younger in the mirror.
Near-Infrared · 850nm
Reaches the deepest layers light can touch.
That rested, plumped, "what's her secret" look.
Blue · 459nm
Targets blemish-causing bacteria and excess oil.
Clearer skin that stops surprising you in bad ways.
Yellow · 592nm
Calms visible redness and flushing.
An even, lit-from-within glow — no filter needed.
Green · 518nm
Works on uneven tone and dark spots.
A clearer, more uniform complexion you'll want bare.
The question every researcher asks
"Wait — isn't 20.8 too low? Reddit said 40-60."
Great question — and it's the right one to ask. Those 40-60 numbers almost always come from panels, measured in open air at a set distance. The catch: distance dilutes light fast, so the dose actually reaching your face is far lower than the spec on the box.
A mask is different. It sits in contact with your skin, so we measure the dose right where it lands — on your face. For facial skin, the research-backed sweet spot is roughly 20-50 mW/cm². Our 20.8 sits comfortably inside it, with very little wasted to scattering.
And more isn't better: light therapy follows a biphasic curve, where overdoing it can work against you. A device boasting "200" can deliver less real benefit than an honest number measured at the skin. We'd rather give you a figure you can actually trust.
Made to be lived in
The mask you'll actually keep using.
328 LEDs across 82 groups wrap your whole face in even light — no hot spots, no missed corners. The soft food-grade silicone stays cool and contours to you, so there are no rigid edges digging into your forehead.
It's cordless, so you can glow while you read, scroll, or get things done. And with 99.99% pure gold wiring inside, it's built to keep working — not to quietly quit on you in three months like the last one did.
Let's be real about timing
Your skin is yours — so your timeline is too.
Results genuinely vary from person to person. Some feel a smoother, calmer surface within the first couple of weeks. Many notice visible changes in tone and texture somewhere around weeks four to eight. For others it takes longer — it depends on your skin type, your age, and how consistent you are. There's no magic overnight switch, and anyone promising one isn't being straight with you.
The one thing that's true for everyone: consistency is what changes skin.
Simple to get right
Five minutes to set up. The rest takes care of itself.
Get the most out of every session.
Included free with every mask
The Glow-Up Library
Everything you need to turn a device into a real routine — and real results.
Is it right for you?
Honest about who this is — and isn't — for.
You'll likely love it if you…
- Want firmer, brighter, more even skin without needles
- Have sensitive, rosacea-prone, or easily-irritated skin
- Are tired of devices that overpromise and underdeliver
- Want something you'll actually use while relaxing at home
- Share it with a partner who's curious too
Check with your doctor first if you…
- Have a deeper skin tone (Fitzpatrick IV-VI) and a history of melasma
- Take Accutane or other light-sensitizing medication
- Are pregnant or nursing
- Have an active skin condition or recent procedure
- Have a light-triggered condition such as lupus or epilepsy
Risk reversal
Try it risk-free for 60 days.
We're not going to put you through the return nightmare you've read about. Give it a real shot — your skin, your timeline.
Backed by a standard manufacturer defect guarantee.
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The full spec sheet.
Before you ask
The questions we get most.
Does it actually work?
Red and near-infrared light are among the most-studied wavelengths for skin. We can't promise a specific outcome — results vary by person — but we give you verified wavelengths, an honest dose, and the guidance to use them consistently, which is what actually moves the needle.
Why is the irradiance 20.8 and not 50+?
We aimed for a more consistent therapy rather than a higher dose of irradiation. Even if we were to give your skin a higher dose of irradiation, it would not heal in a single day and could even cause damage in some of you. Therefore, with a regular and consistent therapy, we aimed for a slower but more lasting therapy. We measure it at the skin, where a mask actually sits — not in open air like a panel. For facial skin, roughly 20-50 mW/cm² is the research-backed range, and more isn't better. 20.8 is an honest, in-range number rather than an inflated one.
Is it safe for melasma or deeper skin tones?
Light therapy is generally gentle, but if you have a deeper skin tone with a history of melasma, or take light-sensitizing medication, please check with your dermatologist before starting. We'd rather you ask first.
How is this different from a red light panel?
A panel treats large areas from a distance; a mask is shaped to your face and stays in contact, giving even, consistent coverage with no holding anything up for 15 minutes. For face-focused skincare, a mask is simply more practical.
What if it stops charging or stops working?
That's the exact frustration we built around. The pure-gold wiring is there for longevity, and a standard manufacturer defect guarantee covers you if something genuinely goes wrong — no runaround.
How long until I see something?
It varies. Some notice a calmer, smoother surface in the first couple of weeks; visible tone and texture changes often show up around weeks four to eight, sometimes longer. Consistency is the deciding factor.
Become the woman whose skin makes people ask.
Verified light, an honest dose, and 60 days to see it for yourself — with nothing to lose if you don't.
Try it risk-free for 60 days →This device is intended for general skincare and wellness use. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. Results vary from person to person. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant or nursing, take photosensitizing medication, or have a skin or light-sensitive condition. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.