Broad facial coverage in the flexible mask.
Light, used with purpose
Skincare doesn't end at the surface.
LED phototherapy uses selected wavelengths of visible and near-infrared light as a non-invasive part of a skincare routine. Different wavelengths interact with the skin at different depths, which is why a device is never defined by colour alone. Wavelength, output, coverage, session length, and how often you actually use it all shape the experience.
CÉLEOR was built around those variables rather than around a single claim: broad coverage, controllable output, and a design light enough to return to. No heat-heavy treatment, no recovery time, no complicated protocol.
Light therapy, chosen with intention.
The collection
Begin with focused facial care, or extend the same session below the jawline. Both systems share four wavelengths, six modes, a rechargeable controller, and a flexible silicone design.
Three visible modes, each pairable with near-infrared.
Dial output up or down to suit the skin.
Adjustable sessions you can keep short.
Light therapy
Red-Light Mask and Neck LED & NIR for Skin Care at Home and Professional Use CÉLEOR
Flexible full-face care with 240 LEDs and adjustable 10–30 minute sessions, for routines focused on visible fine lines, texture, luminosity, and blemish-prone skin.
Light therapy
Red-Light Phototherapy Mask LED & NIR for Skin Care at Home and Professional Use CÉLEOR
The complete system pairs the 240-LED face mask with a separate 240-LED neck piece, extending the routine across the face, neck, and upper décolleté.
The wavelengths
Four wavelengths, selected with purpose.
Light is measured in nanometres—a number that describes its wavelength and helps determine how it meets the skin. Red and near-infrared are the most studied wavelengths in cosmetic light therapy and form the core of CÉLEOR. Blue and yellow are optional modes for when a routine calls for them.
Blue
Stays closer to the surface. A mode for routines centred on oily or blemish-prone skin—best introduced gently.
Yellow
A soft visible-light option for routines focused on a brighter, more even-looking complexion. Its role remains modest.
Red
The core renewal mode. A widely studied cosmetic range for the appearance of fine lines, texture, and luminosity.
Near-infrared
Invisible to the eye and able to reach deeper than visible red. It can accompany any visible mode for a fuller session.
Choose your focus
One device. A more considered routine.
Fine lines & visible firmness
The combined mode pairs 630 nm and 850 nm for a fuller light session, within the ranges most studied for visible signs of ageing.
Tone & texture
Two ways to build a routine around luminosity and a rested, even-looking complexion rather than an overtreated one.
Blemish-prone skin
A supportive option for oily or congested skin. Because sensitivity varies, start at a lower brightness and shorter time.
Visible progression
Change is measured over time.
Fine lines, texture, and luminosity rarely change in a single moment. With consistent red and near-infrared sessions, visible refinement can be followed gradually, week by week, in the quiet details of the skin.
Before
After consistent useDesigned for real life
The best routine is the one you can keep.
Light therapy is cumulative. A long session now and then doesn't replace a routine that fits naturally into the week—which is why the device is lightweight, flexible, and run from a rechargeable handheld controller, so you can complete a session away from the wall socket once it's charged.
Choose the mode, brightness, and timer that feel comfortable, use the mask on clean, dry skin, then follow with the skincare you already know. Calm, repeatable, easy to return to.
The light guide
Understand the device before you choose it.
Wavelength is only one part of a useful LED device. Coverage, output, distance from the skin, session length, and regular use all shape the experience. Our guide explains the essentials without turning your skincare routine into a physics lesson.
FAQ
Before you begin.
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Extend the ritual beyond the face.
Pair focused facial care with a dedicated neck piece for one continuous session across the face, neck, and upper decollete.