B-240 LED face mask - Manual and video guide

B-240 LED face mask Manual

Your B-240 from box to routine: four light settings, five timer options and the infrared button. Video guide, the full manual and a schedule for your first four weeks.

Video Guide

Watch your Product guide

The B-240 is the most popular mask in our range for a reason: four settings, one button each, and you're done. This guide shows you exactly how to get there.

You'll see how to attach the eye protectors and the straps, what the six buttons on the remote do, and how to go from your first short session to a routine you don't have to think about.

What you'll learn

✓ Attaching the eye protectors the right way round
✓ Adjusting the straps so the mask sits flat, not tight
✓ What the six buttons on the remote do
✓ Red, blue, yellow and the separate infrared setting
✓ Picking your time and intensity, and when to go up
✓ Cleaning the mask without damaging it

Downloads

Product manual

Everything in one PDF, in Dutch and English: the four wavelengths and what they do, the five timer settings, the safety instructions and the four-week schedule we recommend for getting started. Worth skimming once before your first session, and keeping for later.

Download PDF Manual

Usage Guide

How to use your B-240 mask

Ten to fifteen minutes, three or four times a week. That's the whole routine. Start on the lowest intensity with a short session the first time, check how your skin feels the next day, and work up from there. The schedule in the manual walks you through the first four weeks.

Clean and dry your face

Rinse off makeup, sunscreen and skincare, then dry your skin. Light doesn't travel through a layer of foundation, so this step decides how much of the session actually reaches your skin.

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Set up and put on the mask

Slide the eye protectors in from the back (check the L and R on the inside), attach the two straps and adjust the length. Connect the mask to the remote on the correct side, then place it on your face. It should lie flat against the skin without pulling: too tight causes warm spots and friction, which is the most common reason people get irritation.

Choose your setting and start

Red for fine lines and firmness, blue for blemish-prone skin, yellow for tone and redness. Infrared has its own button and can run alongside any of them when you want to go deeper. Set your time between 10 and 30 minutes, pick your intensity, and let it run.

Keep it up, and keep it clean

Most people see a difference after about four weeks, and one or two sessions a week is enough to hold it from there. Afterwards, wipe the mask with a slightly damp cloth, or with 70% alcohol or micellar water, and dry it straight away. Don't hold it under the tap and don't use scrubbing sponges or harsh cleaners.

Help & Support

Still need help?

Stuck on a setting, or does something look off? Send us a message and we'll sort it out with you. We read everything ourselves and usually answer the same day.

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