CryoGlow Face Mask

Cools the eye sockets nicely. Fun to use.

I have used this daily (when I’m home) and I believe it makes a difference in the appearance of my skin - wrinkles are less noticeable.

I’ve tried a handful of skincare devices over the years, and most end up collecting dust after the novelty wears off. This is one of the few that actually earned a permanent place in my routine. First impressions & design: This definitely looks like a high-end device right out of the box. The build feels thoughtful—more like wearable tech than a gimmicky beauty gadget. The mask has a secure, adjustable fit and comes with a separate controller that makes it easy to switch between treatments without guesswork. What makes this different: The biggest differentiator here is the combination of LED therapy and under-eye cooling. Most masks only focus on light therapy, but this adds a cryotherapy-style element that you can actually feel working. The cooling pads are especially nice after a long day—they noticeably reduce puffiness and make the whole experience feel more like a treatment than a chore. Performance (after consistent use): Like most LED devices, this isn’t instant-gratification skincare—it rewards consistency. After a few weeks of regular use, I started noticing: • Smoother overall skin texture • Less redness and fewer breakouts • A more “even” look to my complexion This aligns with how LED therapy works—red and infrared light help support collagen and skin repair, while blue light targets acne-causing bacteria. The treatment modes are well thought out (anti-aging, acne, maintenance, and under-eye), and the sessions are short enough (around 4–15 minutes) that it’s easy to stay consistent. Ease of use: This is one of the most user-friendly devices I’ve tried. The preset routines take out the guesswork, and the controller/timer setup makes it feel very “plug-and-play.” I also appreciate that you don’t need an app—just put it on and go. Comfort & practicality: It’s comfortable enough to wear through a full session, though it is a bit bulky compared to simpler LED masks. That said, the structure helps it stay in place better than softer silicone versions. Real-world perspective: This isn’t a replacement for professional treatments, but it does feel like a legitimate at-home extension of that kind of care. With consistent use, the improvements are noticeable and build over time rather than fading. A couple of minor drawbacks: • Slightly bulky, so not travel-friendly • Cooling feature adds a faint noise (worth it, in my opinion) • Requires consistency to see results (not a quick fix) Bottom line: There are a lot of LED masks out there, but this one stands out because it actually combines multiple technologies in a way that feels intentional—not gimmicky. The addition of under-eye cooling alone makes it feel more premium and more effective than standard options. If you’re serious about at-home skincare devices and want something you’ll actually stick with, this is a strong investment.

I used to go to an esthetician to try to battle my cystic acne. They were so infected and big on my temples, that I'd have a headache all weekend and I could feel the infection all over inside my face (seriously!). Going there every 2 weeks wasn't enough! She would do a blue-red light therapy for me. My face would be better for a day or two, and then the infection came back. It was horrible. Instead of being at the mercy of her schedule and spending so much money per treatment, I decided since the real consistent routine I had with her was the light therapy. So, I did my research and came to the Shark mask. I used it every day for ~40 sessions by now. And my skin is finally mostly clear! No more infection. It fought off my cysts. Just be patient and enjoy the results.

I bought this mask in Oct ‘25 and I use it daily. I’m 57 and get a lot of compliments about my facial appearance but I do a lot of things in combination with this mask. I feel like the 6 minutes “better aging” setting is too short so I do 2 sessions of 6 minutes back to back so 12 minutes total. Also the eye cooling setting is a major negative for me. It actually “bruises” my under eye for some reason so I make sure not to rest the mask on my face completely. I keep it raised a bit therefore I have to just stay in a reclined position while I use it instead of walk around and multi-task and that’s fine. Overall, I think it’s an effective addition to a skincare plan.

Muy buena