Lumina LED Mask™
- Made from 100% cruelty-free silicon.
- 216 LED lights, 460nm, 630nm and 850nm for full-depth coverage.
- Hands-free, 5, 10 or 15-minute programmes.
We ship from Amsterdam the Netherlands. Therefore, our delivery time is usually 2-3 business days.
We offer you a 2-year warranty on every purchase.
hear from our customers
See what results fellow Lumina users have achieved
Anja
I was honestly a bit skeptical at first, but I’ve been using this mask a few times a week and my skin does look better. It feels a bit smoother and I’ve noticed my redness isn’t as bad. It’s also kind of relaxing to just sit with it on for 10–15 minutes.
Nour
I like this mask more than I expected. It’s easy to use and doesn’t feel heavy on my face. I wouldn’t say it completely transformed my skin, but it definitely looks a bit brighter and healthier overall. I’ve been reaching for it pretty regularly.
Gamze
I’ve been using this for a couple of weeks now and I do see a difference, especially in how even my skin looks. It’s not super dramatic, but enough that I want to keep using it. Plus it feels like a nice little self-care moment in the evening.
Red Light
Red Lights therapy increases collagen production, which helps give skin its structure and elasticity, promote skin healing from increased blood flow, and reduce redness and irritation on the skin.
Blue Light
Treat superficial skin conditions, such as acne, sun damage, and precancerous skin lesions (actinic keratosis)
Purple Light
Purple LED light therapy combines red and blue wavelengths to offer dual-action skin benefits, primarily targeting acne reduction and anti-aging
See what the experts are saying
Barbara Sturm, Dr
In her medical notes on red light, German aesthetics doctor Dr Barbara Sturm describes red‑light therapy as a non‑invasive, anti‑inflammatory treatment whose light penetrates roughly 5 mm into the skin to support mitochondrial function and cellular repair
Marcin Ambroziak, Dr
At Klinika Ambroziak in Warsaw, dermatologist Dr Marcin Ambroziak and his team use medical‑grade LED phototherapy as part of their anti‑ageing and skin‑recovery protocols – the same wavelengths that inspire Odyssey’s at‑home red‑light routines
Frodo Gaymans, Dr
Dr Frodo Gaymans - European dermatologist, uses red and near‑infrared light in clinic to support skin regeneration and calm inflammation. Their work inspires the science behind Odyssey’s at‑home LED routines.
Getting ready
For an optimal experience, wash and cleanse your face - then apply the mask and strap to your face.
Turning Lumina on
Use your remote to turn on Lumina and to select your desired outcome and programme.
All set - time to relax
You're all set! Now, it's time to go about your routine as usual, and let Lumina work its magic.
Frequently asked questions
Use the FAQ section to answer your customers' most frequent questions.
We currently ship from the Netherlands to all European countries, including Turkey.
Delivery times and costs are shown at checkout before you confirm your order.
Orders are usually processed within 5–7 business days. Delivery within the Netherlands typically takes 1–3 business days, and international orders may take 5–12 business days depending on the destination.
You can return unopened and unused products within 14 days of delivery. We do not accept returns of products that are damaged.
Red-light is all about consistency, that’s why to get visible results, we recommend 3–5 sessions per week, around 10–15 minutes per session, depending on your skin’s tolerance and the instructions in the user manual.
Many users notice their skin improvements after a few weeks of consistent use, but visible changes can take 4–8 weeks or longer and vary by individual.
Yes, you can typically use the mask on clean, dry skin and then apply your usual serums and moisturisers afterwards. Avoid applying strong active ingredients (like high‑strength acids or retinoids) like hyaluronic acids, immediately before a session unless advised by a professional.
Do not use the mask if you are pregnant, have epilepsy, have active skin infections or open wounds on the face, are taking photosensitising medication, or have been advised to avoid light therapy by a medical professional.