Flex Pro LED face mask

Everything you need to set up, use, and get the most out of your LED Face Mask Flex Pro.

Video Guide

Watch your Product guide

Eight colors, three intensity levels and a separate near-infrared setting: the Flex Pro gives you more to choose from than any other mask in our range. This guide shows you how to use that without overthinking it.

You'll see how the remote works, which color does what, and how to go from your first careful 5-minute session to a routine that actually fits your week.

What you'll learn

✓ Fitting the three straps and the L and R eye protectors
✓ Reading the remote: battery, timer, intensity and mode
✓ What each of the eight colors is for
✓ When to switch on near-infrared, and why you won't see it
✓ Choosing your intensity, and when to go up a level
✓ Keeping the mask clean and folding it away

Downloads

Product manual

The complete guide in Dutch and English. Inside you'll find all eight wavelengths with what they're used for, how the three intensity levels work, the full safety instructions, and the four-week schedule we recommend for your first sessions. Handy to keep on your phone while you're figuring out your settings.

Download PDF manual

Usage Guide

How to use your Flex Pro

Three to four sessions a week is the sweet spot. Start on the lowest intensity with a short session and see how your skin responds before you turn anything up: with eight colors and three levels there's no prize for going fast. The schedule in the manual takes you through the first four weeks step by step.

Start with a clean face

Wash off makeup, sunscreen and any creams or serums, then dry your skin properly. Light travels best when there's nothing in the way, so this one minute makes a real difference to the result.

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Fit the mask and connect it

Click the eye protectors in place (they're marked L and R on the inside), attach the three straps and connect the mask to the remote. The mask should rest against your skin without pulling anywhere. If it feels tight, loosen a strap: pressure points can cause warm spots and irritation, especially on sensitive skin.

Pick your color and intensity

Red for fine lines, blue for blemish-prone skin, yellow for an even tone, green and cyan to calm redness, purple for renewal, orange for a fresh glow. Switch on near-infrared alongside any color when you want a deeper treatment: you won't see it, but the remote shows it's running. Set your time, close your eyes and leave it to work.

Build up slowly

Only turn up the intensity or the session length once your skin has been comfortable at the current setting. Most people see a difference after about four weeks, and from there one or two sessions a week is enough to keep it. Wipe the mask clean afterwards with a damp cloth, 70% alcohol or micellar water, and let it dry before folding it away.

Help & Support

Still need help?

Not sure which color to start with, or is something not behaving the way it should? Drop us a message. A real person reads it, and you'll usually hear back within 24 hours.

Customer service