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    Red Light Therapy Is Having a Moment—This Sale Lets You Try the Trend for Less

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    By Stephanie Johnson
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    As a beauty editor, nothing gets me more excited than new skincare innovations—specifically non-invasive ones I can try at home. I was introduced to red light therapy about three years ago and was intrigued by the reported benefits: improved fine lines and wrinkles, reduced inflammation, and less acne, to name a few. I've been using my device nightly (usually while I meditate to habit-stack my self-care) and have since noticed a big difference in inflammation, redness, and hormonal acne. Here's the only downside: These devices are historically not cheap, and neither is getting a professional light therapy treatment. The good news? Nanoleaf is here to make red light therapy and wellness tech accessible to everyone, with high-quality, science-backed devices at more affordable price points—especially during the brand's Black Friday sale.

    Whether you want a mask, a wand, or a panel, you can save up to $100 on your device from now until December 1. Not sure which model is best for you or your loved one? Read on to find out.

    Nanoleaf Led Light Therapy Face Mask

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    LED Light Therapy Face Mask (Was $250)
    $150 AT AMAZON

    You've likely seen LED light masks while scrolling through social media, but let me explain why they're so popular. Nanoleaf's Light Mask is an FDA-cleared device that uses NIR (near-infrared light) in seven targeted treatment modes to penetrate deep into the skin barrier and treat dark spots, wrinkles, inflammation, acne, uneven skin texture, and more. Unlike the device I've used, this mask goes beyond red light, also using green light, yellow light, blue light, and more to target and treat imperfections. Best of all, it's portable, so you can use it wherever and whenever you need.

    Nanoleaf Red Light Therapy Panel

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    Red Light Therapy Panel (Was $150)
    $150$120
    $120 AT AMAZON

    When I was training for my first marathon, LED therapy was an integral part of my recovery process. Red light therapy can help improve circulation and inflammation, while the NIR Light helps to ease muscle soreness, stiffness, and fatigue. If you're an athlete I highly suggest incorporating this device into your routine (trust me, it's a lot less painful than ice baths).

    6-In-1 Light Therapy Wand

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    6-in-1 Light Therapy Wand (Was $100)
    $100$80
    $80 AT NANOLEAF

    If you're shopping for me for Christmas, listen up. This device not only provides targeted LED light therapy treatment but also includes heat, cooling, and vibration settings to help improve circulation and boost collagen. It can also help to enhance the absorption (AKA the efficacy) of your skincare products when used after application.

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