Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask: a Guru Score of 70%

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~Approved

"If you're looking for a red light therapy mask and you struggle with pigmentation, I cannot recommend highly enough the new version of my Sama's Prana Mask. You can separate out near infrared light, red light, you can use them combined, and it has the bonus of magenta light, a combination of red light and blue light. It also comes with deep near infrared around the bug bear areas that we have around our eyes and lip area. Love this, the most comfortable designed mask I've tried this year. If you're looking for a mask where you can separate out near infrared, this is the mask for you."

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"If you're looking for a red light therapy mask and you struggle with pigmentation, I cannot recommend highly enough the new version of my Sama's Prana Mask. You can separate out near infrared light, red light, you can use them combined, and it has the bonus of magenta light, a combination of red light and blue light. It also comes with deep near infrared around the bug bear areas that we have around our eyes and lip area. Love this, the most comfortable designed mask I've tried this year. If you're looking for a mask where you can separate out near infrared, this is the mask for you."

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"Another mask I can confidently recommend is the Mysama Prana Mask. This has different features than the CB2. Number one, you can separate out red light therapy. So if you just want to do red light therapy and not do near infrared light therapy because you have certain pigmentation concerns, this might be the mask for you. Number two, it has the feature of pulse light. Pulse light claims to have multiple benefits. Number one, the pulsing action is supposed to actually improve the skin care. This comes with a serum that they advise that you use it with. I've also used it with the DNA repair enzymes. Love it. Also, the pulse light can help with heat dispersion, so when the lights go on and off, they give the ability for the skin to cool just a bit, which may be a consideration for someone with melasma."

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"I haven't had a chance to do my LED red light therapy today, so I'm going to be doing that right after my double cleanse. The mask that I'm using is the Prana Mask by Myama. It's a new mask that I'm trying, I've tucked away my Omnilux mask, which I used for years, and I'm trying this new mask. It has three features that the Omnilux mask doesn't have. Number one, it covers the upper lip area. Number two, you can choose the option of pulsed light. There are some clinical in-house studies that have shown that pulsed light can help your products absorb better. Now the third option, I think a lot of you are going to appreciate, besides the fact that it covers the upper lip, which many masks do not, is you can choose red light, red light plus near infrared light, and magenta light, so it treats a variety of skin concerns. Now, as with all skincare devices, you want to make sure that you have checked all the contraindications and make sure that this is a device that's going to be suited for your particular skin condition and not be contraindicated for any health concerns."

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"Sama was kind enough to send me their Prana mask. This is a mask you guys have been wanting me to review, and some of you have already purchased it. Yes, it has diodes over the lip area, so this is fabulous. It also has the option to do red light only, red light plus near infrared light, red light plus blue light which is magenta light, and it also has the option for pulse LED. So this little mask has a ton of options for those of you looking for a mask that covers the lip area, or if you just want to single out a particular LED modality like magenta, which will help with antibacterial and help rosacea and help healing, and for those of you who might not want to use near infrared light. I usually do the 9 minute program that includes red light and near infrared light, and I always use my Sama Green Robo serum. I did a whole video on how the serum boosts the red light effectiveness almost by three times, so I just put this right over my serum. I let it soak in for a few minutes; they recommend about 20 minutes, then I do my 9 minute treatment. You might want to towel off the serum before you put on the red light gel, but I just don't see the purpose."

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"I'm absolutely loving the new Prana mask. This is a pulse light mask with red and near infrared. I did a deep dive on this new mask. [...] I think it's made a big difference in the retinol... in my skin. [...] Red light has probably made the biggest difference in my skin compared to any other skincare device that I've tried, and as you can see, after stopping it and restarting it, it's really been helpful."

Skin Obsessed Mary

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~Approved

"Between the session times, the pulses, and the wavelengths, it has a countdown clock. I didn't realize how much I needed that until I got this mask. Now, I do wish it had a clip, but you can't win them all. The only thing is it's not my favorite fit. I think the large straps are less precise and it doesn't stay put as well, so I tend to move around a lot less when I'm using this mask. But I do think it is the most flexible, comprehensive of all the masks. You can choose your pulse, your wavelength, your session time. I think this product is best for the skincare maximalist, which is me."

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"The Prana LED Light Therapy Mask has taken LED to another level with the addition of pulse light technology. I've done many videos about this and why it's great for skin rejuvenation. Another great thing about this mask is the ability to turn off infrared light, and that's something that people might want to consider if they have darker skin tones or those who suffer with melasma. I love this mask."

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"The ones I'm using the most right now are the pulse light masks by Mama The Prana, which covers the face, and then there's the neck and chest, which is just brilliant because it has this piece that sits right up underneath the chin. They both contain pulse light. You have a choice of pulse light, you don't have to use it, but pulse light is more effective at buffering free radicals. It actually penetrates light deeper into the skin, it increases the uptake of nutrients from our skincare, which is why I'm layering so many serums, and it accelerates cell proliferation, which is cell growth. Plus you only have to do this for six minutes, that's it."

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"Between the session times, the pulses, and the wavelengths, it has a countdown clock. I didn't realize how much I needed that until I got this mask. Now, I do wish it had a clip, but you can't win them all. The only thing is it's not my favorite fit. I think the large straps are less precise and it doesn't stay put as well, so I tend to move around a lot less when I'm using this mask. But I do think it is the most flexible, comprehensive of all the masks. You can choose your pulse, your wavelength, your session time. I think this product is best for the skincare maximalist, which is me."

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"I've been asked which LED light therapy device is better, a panel or a mask, [...] so I'm sharing my thoughts after using the Pulse LED Light Panel as well as the Mela Prana LED Light Therapy Mask. [...] LED is my device of choice, which is saying a lot because I'm a device junkie. Not only does it provide incredible anti-aging benefits, it's non-invasive, and it supports overall skin health, which is becoming increasingly more important to me as I age. I have a lot of different LED devices and they all have different benefits, and I do use them all, but I've used these two devices pretty much exclusively since I got them. The main reason I'm reaching for them more than my other devices is the pulse light technology. [...] Pulse technology does a couple of extra things: it improves product absorption, so pulse light makes cells expand and contract, almost like they're breathing. When the light is on it makes the cells bulge."

HotandFlashy

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~Skip

"It's not a bad mask, it's just not one of my favorites because the wavelengths are just a little bit too far off. I don't want the blue and I'm not sold on the pulsing, so not a great mask for me, but could be for someone."

Sincerely Miss Ash

195k subs

~Approved

"This is actually the mask that I've been using the most lately because of the different modes: the red light mode, the near infrared, and the magenta. I really love my experience with this mask. I really do see a difference when I take it off. When I'm consistent with this mask I really notice that some of the discoloration that I have on my cheeks has definitely lightened. I still have the discoloration but it's not as pronounced. I do have freckles, I do have some facial redness as well, and I've just noticed that my complexion looks a lot brighter and a little bit more even. With consistency I feel like this can really work and you can really achieve a nice even complexion, but we're all different, we all have different types of hyperpigmentation, there's inflammatory hyperpigmentation, melasma, there's different kinds, so some of these masks you do need to be careful. For those that do have melasma and deep hyperpigmentation the red light mode is a nice mode to use, but do your own research, I don't want to say otherwise because I'm not a dermatologist, I'm not a professional when it comes to red light therapy, but I just know that there are different settings and wavelengths."

Doctor Anne

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~Mixed

"After using the Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask for three months almost daily, [...] and then three times a week for upkeep, I can't say I noticed changes in my skin. But as I have been using some form of LED mask faithfully for more than two years now, I didn't expect that. If the Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask is better than other masks on the market depends on your individual preferences. The pros are surely the fact that it has a great irradiance and covers the mouth area, cons are that it doesn't exactly use the recommended wavelengths. Both the blue light option and the option for using the pulsed light mode wouldn't be a selling point for me, as I stick to red/near infrared and am not convinced by the data on pulsed light quite yet, but you might feel different about those topics. It is the only mask on the market I have seen at least giving you the pulsed light option."

Common questions

Frequently asked.

What is Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask?

A wearable LED light therapy mask with adjustable red and near-infrared settings, pulse mode, blue light option, and mouth coverage.

Is Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 70%.

What is Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask's Guru Score?

Maysama Prana LED Light Therapy Mask holds a Guru Score of 70%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 5 independent expert reviewers we have collected.

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