
There are so many new skincare treatments and tools out there. Gone are the days of using my trusty toothpaste trick for zits (thank goodness)—now, it's all about red light therapy. Red light therapy is one of the buzziest beauty innovations of the past few years, but the highly efficacious tool is more than just a trend, and iRestore's doctor-backed, comprehensive red light therapy arsenal is proof. Let me explain: Red light therapy can help brighten dark spots, fight acne, and even stimulate collagen for thicker hair follicles. And beyond its benefits, using the device just feels incredibly luxurious.
iRestore's hero products, the Illumina Face Mask and Elite laser hair-growth device, particularly stand out. Unlike its competitors, the Illumina Face Mask has 360 LED lights—including red, infrared, and blue light—that work together simultaneously to treat your skin. The iRestore Elite is a must-have for those trying to regrow their hair, using a combination of FDA-approved LEDs and lasers to stimulate hair growth. Whether you're a bonafide skincare fanatic or simply looking for new tools to add to your regimen, iRestore's red light products are worth a try. Scroll on to learn more about the brand's top products.
iRestore's Red Light Offerings
From classic LED face masks to hair growth devices, iRestore is best known for its doctor-approved red light therapy devices.
iRestore's Supplements and Pairings
iRestore has a bevy of supplements and activators to pair with each device, including biotin vitamins, hair growth formula supplements, and more.
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