Omnilux Contour Face

Omnilux LED mask is a FDA-cleared red light therapy device designed to improve skin tone, reduce fine lines, accelerate healing, and boost collagen with convenient, hands-free sessions.

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Rankings by Sentiment Analysis

Reddit Rank

Total Upvotes

3021

Editorial Summary: Omnilux mask popular for skin glow, fine line reduction, and redness help. Pricey and needs consistent use. Some swear by it; others meh. Fits multitasking lifestyle but expect subtle changes over months. Mask comfort and durability vary. Worth a shot if you're into high tech skincare.

Pros

✓Improves skin tone, redness, and brightness with consistent use
✓Reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and boosts collagen production
✓Helps heal acne faster and reduces inflammation
✓Portable and easy to multitask during use
✓Positive effects on hair growth and thickness reported

Cons

✗High price and questionable product durability
✗Some users experience no noticeable improvement
✗Mask fit can be uncomfortable or leave marks
✗Potential to worsen hyperpigmentation for some
✗Requires consistent use and realistic expectations

Methodology: Analyzed 100+ Reddit quotes from skincare and beauty-focused subreddits between May 2018 and July 2025, emphasizing user experiences, benefits, and drawbacks for a balanced review.

Asked by Redditors

How often should I use the Omnilux mask?

Most users recommend using it 4-6 times per week for 10-20 minutes per session for best results.

Can I wear skincare products with the mask?

Use the mask on clean, dry skin; apply moisturizer or serums after treatment, avoiding alcohol-based toners before use.

Does the mask help with rosacea or redness?

Many users with rosacea and redness reported improvements, but some experienced flare-ups, so patch testing is advised.

Is the Omnilux mask FDA approved?

Yes, Omnilux masks are FDA cleared and backed by clinical trials.

Will the mask cause facial fat loss?

Some concerns exist, but no clear evidence confirms facial fat loss from mask use.

Reddit Reviews:

Calculated by the the number of posts or comments that have an opinion on this product

Positive

Neutral

115

Negative

I like the mask and will continue using it.

u/[deleted]Sentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 933

Now *this* is how you do a review! 👏👏👏 thank you so much for all of the background info, that’s immensely helpful for anyone considering purchasing. As a side note, personally I notice a substantial change to the area around your eye! Considering this was only a little more than a month of using it I think that’s very promising.

u/RushRevolutionary826Sentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 469

Finally ordered the Omnilux mask-- I had been hesitant about the cost but I realized I'm spending the same amount multiple times a year on botox. Hopeful that it makes my skin a bit brighter and helps with fine lines around my eyes. Fingers crossed.

u/[deleted]Sentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 181

Hey guys! Longtime lurker of the page and I finally splurged and bought myself an omnimask. I'm wondering what the average routine looks like on days you use it? I use clinque products currently and have a cleanser, toner, and moisturizer. I'm thinking on nights I use the mask I should use the cleanser only since the toner has alcohol and maybe it may dry my skin out more with the mask? Then maybe use the moisturizer after the mask since I'm reading there can be a lot of dead skin cells? I'm not sure but I really want to hear how everyone else is layering in their skincare. I'm not opposed to buying better products either, so suggest away!

u/[deleted]Sentiment: likely neutral Upvotes: 180

IDK if it's just me but the dynamic wrinkles around your eyes are much improved, and the smile lines are a little improved too. I definitely see progress.

u/Feisty-Appeal-341Sentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 169

I definitely see my tone and redness have improved and I’m waiting until the 6 month mark to really judge any fine line appearance.

u/AutoModeratorSentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 145

Back in April, I bit the bullet and ordered the OmniLux red light therapy mask after a few months of research. In the mirror each day, I felt like I was noticing some changes but decided after 2 months of use to take some updated selfies and I’m really pleased with my results!

u/AutoModeratorSentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 145

Get the Omnilux mens one. It’s the same size as the other one but has two near-infrared wavelengths and well as the red light. And near-infrared is meant to be great for rosacea so if you do have that then it will be great. I really love mine

u/ThekiwienigmaSentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 119

I have the omnilux mask, I bought it because I'm delusional and love to waste money :) It hasn't made anything worse but I cannot say definitively that it's doing anything at all lol. My partner has a red light panel that has had a positive effect on a scar he's had on his abdomen forever so I don't think red light therapy is totally ineffective, but I haven't personally noticed improvements that topical skincare can't achieve. I've had the men's mask since February, I'm not always super diligent with it but I probably use it twice a week on average. Maybe that's just not often enough but I've noticed no changes for better or worse.

u/assfleaSentiment: likely negative Upvotes: 115

I owned this mask for 2.5 years before it broke. Given that it was (barely) outside the 2 year warranty, the company refused to replace it. So now I'm out $400 for this broken device. For that much money, I expect it to last a decade. I would take your money elsewhere - they build shoddy products. I've seen lots of other reviews now talking about the product failing just after the warranty period. Seems like they're built to fail.

u/noellia24Sentiment: likely negative Upvotes: 114

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