Therabody TheraFace Mask Glo review

The TheraFace Mask Glo is the mask to buy if a cord is a deal-breaker. It is genuinely cordless, carries all three useful wavelengths, and — as the Glo — finally arrives at a competitive price.

#At a glance

Wavelengths

415 nm blue + 633 nm red + 830 nm infrared

LEDs

504 LEDs

Session

12 minutes

Coverage

Full face + scalp/tension massage strap

Design

Semi-rigid, cordless

Power

Cordless / rechargeable

Certification

FDA cleared; the brand cites a 104-subject study — the largest it claims in the category.

Irradiance / dose

Not published as a standardised figure.

Price (approx, Jul 2026)

£299 · $349.99 — the original 648-LED model cost far more

European availability

Excellent — therabody.eu / .co.uk, Harrods, QVC UK.

Three clinically relevant wavelengths and a large (brand-run) 104-subject study. The vibration/massage is a wellness extra, not a skin mechanism.

#Strengths and trade-offs

#Cordless, with three wavelengths

The Glo runs 415 nm blue, 633 nm red and 830 nm infrared across 504 LEDs, entirely cordless, so you can move around during a 12-minute session. Therabody cites a 104-subject study — the largest it claims in the category — though, as ever, it is brand-sponsored.

It adds vibration/massage, which is a pleasant wellness extra but not a skin mechanism; don’t buy it for the buzz.

#Considerations

Sessions are 12 minutes — a little longer than rivals — and the fit is semi-rigid rather than flush silicone. At £299 / €349 it is well priced for a cordless three-wavelength mask with strong EU distribution.

#How we scored it