The Elysia Set — Light Therapy Mask and Collar

The Elysia Set is two pieces: a mask for the face, a collar for the neck and along the jaw. Silicone over an ABS frame, with adjustable straps. The mask weighs half a pound. The collar a little over a third of that.

540 LEDs across the two — 328 in the mask, 212 in the collar.

They run from a single handheld controller with a digital display. Set five, ten, or fifteen minutes and it ends the session on its own. You don't have to watch a clock, and you can't leave it on. Rechargeable over USB-C, 2000mAh in each piece, about three and a half hours to a full charge. Nothing plugs into the wall while you're wearing it.

Four wavelengths, on both pieces.

Green — 525nm. Generally associated with brightening and with calming visible redness. It's the mode most masks leave out entirely. It's on both of ours.
Amber — 590nm. For radiance and the look of an even tone.
Red — 660nm. The wavelength most often used for the appearance of firmness and fine lines.
Red and near-infrared — 660nm with 850nm. Red paired with invisible near-infrared.

Why the collar is in the box. A face mask ends at the jaw. The neck is the first place most people notice they'd like to see a change, and it's the part almost every device in this category sells separately — or not at all. Buying both from most brands means two purchases, two chargers, two sessions, and most of $650.

One box. One controller. One price.

Specifications

In the box. Mask, collar, one controller for both, USB-C charging cable, manual.