Which LED Face Mask Is the Best Buy on Black Friday? Take Up to 50% Off These Expert-Tested Devices

4 min readThe Ulike LED face mask is our favorite red light therapy tool for beginners—and it’s 50 percent off ahead of Black Friday.Use code BFCM2026 to save up to 40 percent off HigherDose site wide, including the recently released Pro Laser Renewal Wand.You can also take up to $100 off red light therapy tools for hair growth from brands like iRestore and Celluma.You don’t have to wait until Black Friday to save big on red light therapy tools, including LED face masks. Early deals are already here and I couldn’t be more excited. I’ve been all in on red light therapy since 2018 after my esthetician introduced me to the Women’s Health Skincare Award-winning brand Celluma. Whenever I use my array of red light therapy tools, I’ve noticed my face is more luminous, even toned, and youthful-looking. When I take extended pauses, my skin looks dull and my breakouts become more frequent. While these devices start around $300 and can easily cost half my rent, Black Friday is an opportune time to shop and save up to 50 percent off editor-tested devices.SHOP LED FACE MASKSSo what exactly makes LED face masks so effective? They’re equipped with light emitting diodes (LED) that emit various wavelengths and colors. My personal favorites are red and near-infrared wavelengths that boost skin radiance and address my stubborn smile lines. Some masks, such as the Ulike, are equipped with blue wavelengths to help target acne-causing bacteria. It’s a must-have for my oily, acne-prone skin. You might also find it helpful if you’re going through surprising skin changes in your 40s, which includes acne.To help you discover my most-trusted devices, I combed the Web for the Black Friday LED face mask deals. I also found impressive sales on more niche red light therapy tools, such as an iRestore LED neck and chest mask and devices that help promote hair growth. Given the fast-paced, fleeting nature of Black Friday deals, I’ll be updating this story frequently leading up to the big day, so be sure to bookmark this page for the most accurate sales information.SHOP LED FACE MASKSBest LED Face Masks on Sale for Black FridayRed light therapy, sometimes called low-level laser light therapy, exposes your skin to wavelengths of light to target signs of aging, stretch marks, scars, hyperpigmentation, and acne, says Dendy Engelman, MD, in our guide to red light therapy for skin. Like a great skincare routine, using RLT requires consistency for visible results. Frequency and time commitment vary by device, but typically you can expect to commit anywhere from three to thirty minutes per treatment session. As for how often you’ll need to use one, the featured devices require anywhere from three to five weekly treatments. You should notice results after a month of regular use, then can switch over to a monthly cadence for maintenance, says Dr. Engelman. However, some LED face masks might take longer for you to experience visible results.SHOP LED FACE MASKSEnjoy 50 percent off the Ulike LED Face Mask that earned high marks from fitness editor Cori Ritchey, CSCS. She’s a red light therapy newbie and found it boosts her skin’s radiance. It also helps fade hyperpigmentation and brightens and plumps her complexion. There’s also the Qure LED face mask that only requires a three-minute commitment each treatment session. Just don’t forget to click the coupon button to save up to an additional $150 off.Meanwhile HigherDose is hosting an early Black Friday sale. Use the code BFCM2026 to save up to 40 percent off HigherDose devices, except the bundles. By using the code, you’ll take $70 off the brand’s reader-favorite LED face mask. TheraFace is also hosting an early Black Friday deal, but you’ll want to act fast—the code FLASH15 expires at midnight PST on November 10.Best Red Light Therapy Devices for Hair GrowthThought red light therapy was just for clear, youthful-looking skin? Not quite! Research suggests that certain wavelengths of light can stimulate hair growth, though evidence varies among devices and the type of hair loss. Some devices can even help with traction alopecia, says dermatologist Candace Spann, MD, in our guide to red light therapy for hair growth.SHOP LED FACE MASKSThese four devices are some of our favorites for their ability to help promote healthy hair growth. Most notably, the Celluma panel is equipped with three wavelength settings so you can use it on your scalp, on your face for anti-aging benefits, and even for pain. Red light therapy can even change the expression of genes that shift them from a pro-inflammatory state to an anti-inflammatory one, according to research in our guide to red light therapy for pain.For Hair Regrowth, Anti-Aging, and Pain ReliefOther Red Light Therapy Tools We TrustFrom its red light cap to the EMF blanket, HigherDose is a brand our editors have consistently enjoyed over the years. Currently, the brand is offering up to 40 percent off its recently released Pro Laser Renewal Wand. It combines red, near-infrared, and blue LED wavelengths with a cold face sculpting tip to help depuff. It’s a great way to treat yourself—or a very lucky loved one—to a holiday gift they’ll actually use. Might I suggest using it on the plane to help depuff before you jet off to one of these Women’s Health Travel Award-winning resorts.I previously named the Fxtiaa LED face panel as the best budget red light therapy tool and red light therapy device for your lips. It covers your entire face with hundreds of light diodes for ample coverage. Fxtiaa also emits seven LED lights—red, blue, yellow, green, cyan, purple, and white—which is why dermatologist and dermatopathologist Amy Spizuoco, DO, considers it as a solid pick in our guide to the best red light therapy tools. You can also use red light therapy on your neck and chest to help improve crepey skin with the iRestore Illumina LED mask.More Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals Worth ShoppingExclusive Deals on Saatva Mattresses | Apple Watch Deals | Apple Deals | Walking Shoe DealsNicole Saunders is the beauty editor at Women's Health and has nine years of experience researching, writing, and editing lifestyle content. She specializes in breaking down complicated topics, like red light therapy for hair growth and LED face masks, into easy-to-understand guides. Saunders takes great pride in heavily researching and testing featured beauty products, such as strengthening shampoos and body washes for dry skin on our site. Previously, she was the beauty editor at Best Products where she tested quite literally thousands of launches for her quarterly column and the Best New Beauty Awards package. She also launched the beauty and wellness coverage at NBC News and contributed to CNN, Cosmopolitan, Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, and Harper's BAZAAR. You can follow her on Instagram to stay in the loop on her product testing adventures.