Blyss Helio Pro™

Blyss Helio Pro™ — Professional LED Light Therapy Mask

Spa-quality phototherapy. 10 minutes. No appointment.

The Blyss Helio Pro™ delivers 220 medical-grade LEDs across four clinically backed wavelengths — targeting acne, fine lines, uneven tone, and dull texture simultaneously. Lightweight silicone construction contours to your face for hands-free, full-coverage treatment whether you’re at your desk, on the couch, or winding down for the night.

This is the device aestheticians use. Now it’s yours.

4 Light Modes

• Blue Light (470nm): Neutralizes acne-causing bacteria and calms active inflammation
• Red Light (630nm): Stimulates collagen production and supports anti-aging at the surface level
• Deep Red Light (660nm): Energizes skin cells and promotes regeneration and repair
• Near-Infrared (850nm): Penetrates deep layers to enhance circulation, reduce inflammation, and accelerate healing

3 Intensity Levels

• Soothing Mode: 55.5 mW/cm² — ideal for sensitive or reactive skin
• Brightening Mode: 65.5 mW/cm² — for tone correction and radiance
• Anti-Aging Mode: 75.5 mW/cm² — maximum collagen stimulation and repair

What You’ll Notice

• Reduced acne, blemishes, and redness
• Firmer, more elastic skin over time
• Brighter, more even skin tone
• Smoother texture and reduced fine lines
• Faster recovery from breakouts and irritation

Features

• 220 medical-grade LED light beads
• Skin-safe, flexible silicone construction
• Smart-touch control with auto shut-off
• USB-C rechargeable — up to 1 hour per charge
• Protective goggles included
• Lightweight and travel-friendly

How to Use

1. Start with clean, dry skin
2. Place the mask on your face and power on
3. Select your light mode and intensity level
4. Relax for 10–20 minutes
5. Follow with your favorite serum or moisturizer

Use 3–5 times per week for visible, long-term results.

Safety Note

Always wear the included protective goggles during use. Do not use over open wounds or active infections. Consult your physician before use if pregnant or managing a photosensitive skin condition.