Out-powers masks that cost triple. Measured at 86 mW/cm².

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Survora® Halo LED Light Therapy Mask

Product Price: $189.99
Original price: $219.99

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For the woman who does her research, wants real results, and refuses to overpay for them. Ten minutes a day.

Softens fine lines and wrinkles
Clearer, calmer, more even-looking skin
Firms, lifts, and defines
Fades dark spots and sun damage
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Guaranteed results within 60 days or every cent back.

Glowing skin shouldn't cost $400.

Five minutes a night gives your skin the two most-studied wavelengths in skincare — 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared — the same light the premium masks use.

Red works at the surface for smoother, firmer, more even-looking skin. Near-infrared reaches deeper for a more lifted, sculpted look. Together they help tired skin look brighter and more awake.

No needles. No downtime. Just 86 mW/cm² of measured power — stronger than masks costing three times more.

Results are gradual, not overnight. That's not a catch — it's how red light works.

60 days to decide. Love it, or every cent back.

Halo is a cosmetic device, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results vary.

1. Start clean. Wash and dry your face — bare skin, no serums yet. Light doesn't travel through product.

2. Wear it 10 minutes. Strap on, hold the power button to turn on, press T to set the timer. The timer offers 5, 10 and 15 minutes — 10 is the sweet spot. 3–4 nights a week is all it takes; consistency matters more than length.

3. Then your routine. Take it off and follow with your serums, moisturiser and sunscreen as normal.

A few notes: don't exceed 30 minutes in one session, and stick with it — red light is gradual, and the results build over the first several weeks.

Survora Halo mask — 328 LEDs, flexible silicone, wireless.

Controller — set your mode and timer, tethered by cable.

USB-C charging cable — full charge lasts about 1.5 hours.

User manual — quick start and care guide.

Backed by a 1-year warranty and our 60-day money-back guarantee.

🚚 Free U.S. Shipping

⚡ Fast processing — orders ship in 1–2 business days (Mon–Fri)

📦 Estimated delivery: 4–7 days🔍 Tracking included — every order comes with a tracking number

↩️ Returns: 30-day return policy (see full details in our Return Policy)

60 Nights To Judge It Yourself. Or Pay Nothing.

You've never heard of us. Don't take our word for it — take the mask.

  • A full 60 nights to decide.
  • Don't love it? Refunded in full.
  • We pay the return shipping.
What You'll See

Everything You Want, In Ten Minutes A Night.

Five things your skin can look like — from one mask, on your own couch.

Radiant youthful-looking skin
Younger-Looking

Turn back the clock — in the mirror.

Fine lines look visibly softer in as little as 4 weeks — the same red light studied for supporting collagen.

Defined, sculpted-looking jawline
Lifted & Defined

A visibly tighter, more sculpted jawline.

Deep near-infrared reaches furthest, for a noticeably more contoured look by week 6.

Clear, even-looking complexion
Even Tone

Clearer, more even-looking skin.

Tone looks calmer and noticeably clearer — the kind that needs far less cover-up.

Bright, radiant, glowing skin
Radiance

That lit-from-within glow people ask about.

Dull, tired skin looks visibly brighter and more radiant from the very first weeks.

Rested, refreshed, wide-awake skin
Rested

Wide-awake, well-rested skin.

Smoother, plumper, more refreshed — like you slept eight hours, even when you didn't.

The Honest Comparison

Same science. More power.
Hundreds less.

Same wavelengths as the $400 masks. Ours just cost less — and we'll show you every spec.

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Survora Halo CurrentBody Solawave Omnilux
Red light 660nm
Near-infrared 850nm
Yellow light 590nm
LED count 328Most in class 236 320 132
Irradiance red 660nm, at skin surface 86 mW/cm²Strongest 30 mW/cm² 65 mW/cm² ~30 mW/cm²
Flexible silicone
Full specs published
60-day guarantee
Price $219.99Hundreds Less $469.99 $399 $395
Survora Halo LED array glowing red
Why Irradiance Matters
0 mW/cm²

of red-light power reaching your skin

Irradiance is how much light energy actually reaches your skin — higher means more energy, every session. It's the spec that separates a real device from an expensive-looking one. The $400 masks rarely publish theirs. We measured ours — and put the number right here.

The Real Cost of Glowing Skin

Pro Results Without the Pro Price Tag

Keeping skin looking its best usually means a standing appointment and a bill that never stops arriving. Here's what the in-office routes actually run — and where Halo lands.

Injectables Every 3–4 months. Ongoing, indefinitely. $0+per year
Medi-Spa Facials $150–300 a session, once a month. $0+per year
Premium Serums & Actives The shelf that keeps needing refills. $0+per year
Paid Once
Survora Halo
$219.99
Woman holding the Survora Halo LED mask
5 minutes a night At home No appointments

No needles. No downtime. No standing appointment — just the same red 660nm and near-infrared 850nm wavelengths the $400 masks use, worn on your own couch.

What's Actually Inside

Three Clinical Wavelengths, All On The Label

The same red and near-infrared light the $400 masks are built around — and we tell you exactly how deep each one reaches.

Cross-section showing how 590nm, 660nm and 850nm light reach different depths of skin
Surface Mid-Dermis Deepest
590nm Yellow
Works at the surface — for a brighter, more radiant-looking complexion.
660nm Red
The most-studied wavelength — for firmer, smoother-looking skin.
850nm Near-IR
Reaches deepest of the three — for a firmer, more lifted look.
The Full Spec Sheet

No Fine Print. Just The Numbers.

Red-light power 0 mW/cm²
LED count 328 diodes
Wavelengths 590 · 660 · 850nm
Session length 5 / 10 / 15 min
Battery 2000mAh · USB-C
Battery life ~1.5 hrs per charge
Fit Flexible silicone
Weight 290g
CE FCC RoHS KC PSE Independently certified for electrical safety & materials.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Your Questions, Answered

Red light at 660nm and near-infrared at 850nm are the two most-studied wavelengths in at-home skincare devices — they're what the $400 masks use, and Halo uses the same two. What we won't do is promise you a transformation. At-home light is gradual and modest, not a clinic treatment in a box. Anyone telling you otherwise is selling harder than we are. Use it consistently for two months and judge it yourself — that's what the 60-day guarantee is for.

Because we're new, we don't pay for celebrity campaigns, and we're not funding a retail markup. LED mask hardware is largely built by the same handful of manufacturers regardless of whose name is on the front — what you're usually paying extra for is brand, not diodes. We'd rather publish our specs and charge less than charge $400 and hope you don't ask.

Most people report the first visible change in tone and brightness around weeks two to four, with a fuller picture closer to eight to ten weeks. It's cumulative, not overnight. If you want a device that does something dramatic by Friday, this isn't it — and neither is any other mask on the market.

Five minutes a night, on clean dry skin, before your serums. Three to five nights a week is plenty — consistency matters far more than duration. Doubling the session time doesn't double anything except the time you spend sitting still.

Yes — use Halo on clean, bare skin first, then apply your serums and retinol afterwards. Light doesn't travel well through product, and applying actives before means you're mostly treating your moisturiser. If your skin is currently irritated or peeling, give it a night off.

Yes. Email support@survora.com any time within 60 days and we'll send a prepaid return label and refund you in full once it's on its way back. No form to fill in, no retention script, no waiting three weeks for a reply. We know this category has a reputation for making refunds difficult — we'd rather lose the sale than earn that one.