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Red Light Therapy × Cryo Cooling

Cold,
meet glow.

Every other LED mask leaves your face warm and flushed. CryoLume finishes the session with a frozen gel core that cools skin right back down — so you walk away looking refreshed, not overheated.

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$129.99 founding price $149.99· Free US shipping · 12-month warranty

126
LEDs
3
Wavelengths
10min
Session
0
Cords
CryoLume LED face mask in matte black silicone, red light glowing through the eye and mouth openings, standing beside its navy retail box

The difference

Light warms.
Nothing else cools.

Ten minutes under 126 LEDs and your face is warm — sometimes pink, sometimes puffy. Every mask on the shelf stops right there and hands the problem to you. CryoLume built the second half.

  1. 01

    It lives in your freezer

    The gel insert sits in the freezer between sessions. No batteries, no plug, no waiting — it’s ready when you are.

  2. 02

    It clicks into the mask

    Slide the frozen core into the channel behind the silicone. It seats flush, so the mask still contours to your face and nothing shifts while you lie down.

  3. 03

    It ends the session cold

    Warm light, then cold finish. Skin looks tighter and less puffy, and the flush that usually follows a light session simply doesn’t show up.

Not one LED mask under $150 does this. That’s the whole reason CryoLume exists.

The physics, plainly

Different wavelengths
reach different depths.

That’s the whole reason a mask needs more than one. Shorter wavelengths stay near the surface; longer ones travel further before they scatter. CryoLume runs three, so a single session isn’t limited to one layer.

Light penetration by wavelengthA cross-section of skin showing 415 nanometre blue light reaching the surface layer, 630 nanometre red light reaching the upper dermis, and 850 nanometre near-infrared light travelling deepest.415nm630nm850nmBlueRedNear-infraredEPIDERMISDERMISSUBCUTANEOUSshallowestmiddeepest
415nm

Blue

Scatters fastest, stays closest to the surface. The mode people reach for when skin needs a reset.

630nm

Red

The wavelength most associated with that even, lit-from-within look. CryoLume’s everyday default.

850nm

Near-infrared

Invisible to the eye and travels furthest before it scatters. The one budget masks leave out.

Penetration depth describes how far light of each wavelength travels through tissue before scattering — a property of the light itself. Diagram is illustrative and not to scale.

Three modes, three wavelengths

One button.
Pick your finish.

630nm850nm415nm

The glow mode.

Deep red at 630nm sits on the surface. Near-infrared at 850nm reaches further in. Together they're the wavelengths people mean when they say "that lit-from-within look" — for days you want skin looking smooth, firm and awake.

  • 630nm red + 850nm near-infrared
  • Skin looks smoother and more even
  • The everyday default — most nights, this is the one

Keep eyes closed during use. CryoLume is a general-wellness light device — see the note at the bottom of this page.

What you’re chasing

Softer, calmer,
brighter-looking skin.

Light therapy is a long game, not a one-night fix. Used consistently — ten minutes, most nights — this is what people are after.

  • Fine linesThe look of softness where skin creases most
  • Expression linesForehead and around the eyes, looking less etched
  • TextureA smoother-looking surface under makeup
  • Even toneLess of the patchiness you notice in daylight
  • RednessWhere the cryo core earns its keep — cool, calm finish
  • DullnessThat awake look, on the mornings after

These describe the appearance of skin. CryoLume is a general-wellness light device and makes no medical claims. Individual results vary with consistency, skin type and routine.

The ritual

Ten minutes.
Three moves.

Short enough that you’ll actually do it. That’s the only routine that ever works.

Step one

Freeze

Cryo core goes in the freezer. Once. It stays there, and it’s ready every night from then on.

Step two

Wear

Clean, dry skin. Pick a mode, press once, lie back. Flexible silicone means it stays put — no holding it on, no cord to fight.

Step three

Glow

It shuts off on its own at ten minutes. Serum goes on cool skin. Done before your tea’s gone cold.

A week that actually works

Not a rulebook — just the rhythm most people settle into.

  1. MonMode 1
  2. TueMode 2
  3. WedMode 1
  4. ThuRest
  5. FriMode 1
  6. SatMode 3
  7. SunRest

Red + near-infrared Blue Mixed Rest

Honest comparison

What $130 usually buys you.

We shopped the category before we built ours. Here’s where everything lands.

Feature comparison between CryoLume, typical LED masks under $150, and professional in-clinic panels
FeatureCryoLumeTypical mask
under $150		In-clinic panel
per visit
Cooling finishRemovable frozen gel coreNoneNone
LED count12660–100Varies
Wavelengths3 — 630 · 850 · 415nm1–2, often no near-infrared2–3
CordlessYes — 2000mAhUsually tetheredFixed unit
FitFlexible silicone, contoursHard plastic shellStationary panel
Session length10 min, auto‑off15–30 min20–30 min
Cost$129.99 founding$99–$149$60–$150 every visit

Category figures reflect commonly advertised specifications for consumer LED masks as of 2026 and are provided for general comparison.

Specifications

Built to be
used nightly.

LEDs
126 across the full face
Wavelengths
630nm red · 850nm near‑infrared · 415nm blue
Modes
3 — single button cycle
Session
10 minutes, automatic shut‑off
Battery
2000mAh rechargeable, cordless use
Charging
USB‑C
Body
Flexible medical‑style silicone, matte finish
Cryo core
Removable freezer gel insert
Warranty
12 months

In the box

Everything,
nothing extra.

  • 01
    CryoLume maskFlexible silicone, navy wordmark
  • 02
    Cryo gel coreRemovable, freezer-ready
  • 03
    USB-C charging cableBraided, 1m
  • 04
    Travel pouchSoft-lined, keeps the silicone clean
  • 05
    Quick-start guideTwo sides. That's the whole manual.
12-month warranty · Free US shipping

Founding orders ship first, in the order the list was joined.

The story

Built by one person
who got tired of
waiting to cool down.

CryoLume comes out of Stellar Commerce, a small Fort Lauderdale company run by Bradley Naugle. No investors, no committee — one person who kept using an LED mask, kept ending every session warm and flushed, and kept reaching for something cold afterwards.

Eventually the obvious question: why isn’t the cold part of the device? Nobody under $150 was doing it. So we spent 2026 working with a manufacturer to put a removable freezer core into a cordless silicone mask, and kept the price where a normal person could actually reach it.

— Bradley, founder

  • 2026Year one. First run of 200.
  • Fort LauderdaleWhere it’s designed, packed and shipped from.
  • CRYOLUME™U.S. trademark application filed, Class 010.
  • 12 monthsWarranty on every unit, from delivery.

The founding 200

Be on the list
before the run sells out.

The first production run is 200 units. Everyone on the waitlist gets first access at $129.99 — twenty dollars under launch price — and ships in the order they joined.

No spam, no daily emails. One note when the run opens, one when it ships.

  • No payment now
  • Free US shipping
  • 12-month warranty
  • Ships November

Questions

Everything you’d ask.

What does the cryo core actually do?

It's a removable gel insert that lives in your freezer. You slide it into the mask before a session, and it cools your face as the light runs. Skin ends the session cool instead of warm — less puffiness, less of the pink flush that usually follows a light session, and it simply feels better on your face.

How often should I use it?

Most people land on four or five sessions a week with Mode 1, and swap in Mode 2 a couple of nights when their skin needs a reset. Ten minutes at a time. Consistency matters far more than length — a short session you'll repeat beats a long one you'll skip.

Is it really cordless?

Yes. A 2000mAh battery runs it, and it charges over USB-C. Nothing is tethered to a wall while you're wearing it — you can walk around, make tea, and get on with your evening.

Do I need eye protection?

Keep your eyes closed for the whole session. The mask has open eye cut-outs so you're never staring into the LEDs, but closed eyes is the rule — same as any light device.

Will it fit my face?

The body is flexible silicone rather than hard plastic, so it contours instead of hovering. That's also what keeps the LEDs at a consistent distance from your skin across your forehead, cheeks and jaw.

Can I use it with my serums?

Use it on clean, dry skin and apply your products afterwards — cool skin, fresh serum, that's the order. If you use a prescription topical or anything that makes you sensitive to light, check with your dermatologist first.

When does it ship, and what does the waitlist cost?

The founding run ships in November. Joining the list is free and takes no payment — it reserves your place at $129.99 and puts you ahead of general launch, in the order you joined. The run is 200 units.

What's the warranty and return policy?

Twelve months against defects, from your delivery date. If something's wrong with the device, email us and we'll sort it out. Full return terms go live with the store when orders open.

Cold, meet glow.

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