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The wavelengths the premium masks use. Half the price.

$349$314Founding price · shipped free

The same red (630nm) + near-infrared (830nm) pairing as the $600+ brands, with the specs published in full and the irradiance independently verified before dispatch. Join the waitlist to lock in your founding price of $314 — shipped to your door, no payment required today.

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Rosalume red and near-infrared LED light therapy face mask

RED 630NM + NIR 830NM

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PUBLISHED IRRADIANCE

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2-YEAR WARRANTY

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FREE AU SHIPPING

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EYE SHIELDS INCLUDED

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RED 630NM + NIR 830NM

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PUBLISHED IRRADIANCE

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2-YEAR WARRANTY

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FREE AU SHIPPING

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EYE SHIELDS INCLUDED

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RED 630NM + NIR 830NM

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PUBLISHED IRRADIANCE

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2-YEAR WARRANTY

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FREE AU SHIPPING

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EYE SHIELDS INCLUDED

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RED 630NM + NIR 830NM

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PUBLISHED IRRADIANCE

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2-YEAR WARRANTY

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FREE AU SHIPPING

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EYE SHIELDS INCLUDED

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Specs you can check

Wavelengths, output and eye-safety testing — published, with independent verification of our production units. When we don't have a number yet, we say so.

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Fair price, free shipping

$349 with tracked delivery Australia-wide — against a premium tier that runs $599 to $797 for the same core wavelengths.

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Backed from Perth

2-year warranty honoured locally, eye shields in the box, and honest answers when you ask questions.

Relaxing with the Rosalume LED light therapy face mask

Ten to thirty minutes. A few nights a week.

That’s the whole ritual. Wear it while you read, scroll or unwind — the eye cups let you keep your eyes open — and let the light do its work. Consistency is the point, so we made it something you’ll actually look forward to.

Rosalume vs the $600+ masks

The same core wavelengths the $600 brands use — with our specs published in full, and the irradiance independently verified before we ship.

  Typical premium mask
Red 630nm + near-infrared 830nm — the proven pairing
Published irradiance, with measurement distance
Red/near-infrared only — the Exempt (safest) class under IEC 62471
No blue-light mode — red + NIR only, by design
2-year warranty without the $600 price tag
Under $350

What to expect — the honest version

Visible changes in skin appearance build gradually. The published research in this space — and the premium brands' own protocols — work on 8–12 week courses of 3–5 sessions a week. Rosalume is a consistency product, and we'd rather tell you that on the homepage than have you find out in a returns queue. If you want an overnight transformation, no light mask is being straight with you at any price.

The Rosalume LED face mask and controller

Flexible silicone. Red + near-infrared. Nothing you don’t need.

No blue-light gimmicks, no inflated LED-count marketing — just the two wavelengths the category is built on, in a soft silicone mask with a simple one-button controller. And unlike the $600 brands, we publish exactly what it puts out.

Before you buy — anyone’s mask

We’d rather you buy the right mask than just ours. Two honest guides to shopping this category without getting burned.

BUYER’S GUIDE

How to choose an LED face mask

The five checks that matter, in order — and the specs marketing wants you to ignore.

PRICE GUIDE

What you’re actually paying for

Why LED masks run $50 to $800 in Australia — and where the real value gap sits.

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Straight answers

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Red and near-infrared light have a genuine evidence base for skin appearance — smoother, fresher-looking skin over an 8–12 week course — and genuine limits. We don't promise more than the research supports.

Rosalume is red + near-infrared only — no blue-light mode. Red and near-infrared fall in the Exempt group — the safest category — under the international eye-safety standard IEC 62471. Blue light, the wavelength most associated with eye-safety concern, isn't used. Eye cups are included. If you take photosensitising medication, are pregnant, or have an eye condition, check with your doctor first.

No. Rosalume is a cosmetic device for the appearance of skin — it is not a medical device and doesn't treat any condition. Skin conditions are a conversation for your GP or dermatologist.