EZE White Mask

Yes, light therapy is generally considered safe when used correctly. It’s commonly used for conditions like seasonal affective disorder (SAD), skin issues, and some types of pain relief. However, here are some important considerations for safe usage:

Yes, Wireless device mask is specifically designed to be safe for all skin types, including those with sensitive skin. It operates at gentle light levels that are unlikely to irritate or cause any harm. However, we always advise conducting a patch test on a small area of skin prior to full use, particularly if you have any sensitivity concerns.

Utilizing the unique effects of various light wavelengths on the skin, including blue, orange, red, and near-infrared light, it penetrates deeply to activate the skin's natural repair and regeneration processes, addressing a range of skin concerns.

Absolutely! The Wireless Mask adheres to safety standards and can be used without the need for protective goggles. The mask is designed to rest directly on your skin, with its LED lights positioned at a clinically safe distance from your eyes.

For added comfort, the INIA GLOW Wireless Mask includes removable eye pads. You can opt to use the mask with or without the pads—both choices are safe for your eyes. Whether your eyes are open or closed, the device remains effective and comfortable.

If you have any underlying eye conditions or are taking medications that increase light sensitivity, we recommend consulting your physician to confirm that this device is suitable for you.

No, the remote control must be unplugged to operate the device.

Gently wipe the mask with a damp cloth and ensure it is completely dry afterward. Avoid using harsh or chemical cleaners. The eye pads can be detached and washed separately.

Studies indicate that devices utilizing near-infrared light penetrate the skin more effectively, enhancing overall texture. When you select a program, the corresponding indicator light is activated simultaneously (note that near-infrared light is not visible to the naked eye).