Step 1
Cleanse
Start with clean, dry skin. Add Prism Serum if you use it.
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★★★★★★★★★★ 4.7 (612)
Halo Eye
Eight minutes for tired eyes.
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- 633 and 830 nm Picked for delicate skin
- Eight-minute sessions Wear it while you wind down
- Soft, closed design No light reaches your eyes
- Gentle warmth Three comfort levels
- 60-night trial
- 2-year warranty
- Free shipping
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Product description
A soft wearable band made for the thinnest skin on your face. Red and near-infrared light with a gentle warmth, and nothing near your eyes but calm.
What's in the box
- Halo Eye band
- USB-C cable
- Storage pouch
- Quick start guide
How to use
- Cleanse Start with clean, dry skin. Add Prism Serum if you use it.
- Press play Put on your mask, pick a mode, and relax for ten minutes.
- Keep going Three times a week. Most routines take around eight weeks.
Shipping and returns
Free tracked shipping over $99, usually two to four working days. Try it for 60 nights and return it for a full refund if you do not love it.
Week 8
Before and after
92%said skin looked smoother
89%said skin looked brighter
87%said skin felt firmer
Concept store: images are retouched stock photos and figures are illustrative. Individual results vary.
Inside the light
2 wavelengths, one job each
How it compares
See the difference
| Ardeo Halo Eye | Typical LED device | In-clinic session | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelengths | 2 | 1 to 3 | 1 to 2 |
| Near-infrared 830 nm | Yes | No | Yes |
| Blue 415 nm for breakouts | No | No | Yes |
| Session length | 8 min | 20 to 30 min | 30 to 60 min, plus travel |
| Dose shown on device | Yes | No | No |
| Cordless use | Yes | No | No |
| Soft, flexible fit | Yes | No | No |
| Cost | $169 once | $150 to $400 once | $3,000+ a year |
| 60-night trial at home | Yes | No | No |
Concept store: comparison figures are illustrative category ranges, not tests of any named product.
Ten minutes
How to use it
Step 2
Press play
Put on your mask, pick a mode, and relax for ten minutes.
Step 3
Keep going
Three times a week. Most routines take around eight weeks.
At a glance
The details
- Wavelengths
- 633, 830 nm
- LEDs
- 72
- Session
- 8 minutes, auto shut-off
- Battery
- Up to 15 sessions, USB-C
- Warranty
- 2 years
Good to know
Questions, answered
Does LED light therapy actually work?
Red and near-infrared light are among the most studied at-home skincare tools. Results vary, and they build slowly. Think of it like the gym: consistency matters more than any single session.
Is it safe for my eyes?
The mask is designed with eye openings and includes blackout inserts. If you have eye conditions or take light-sensitising medication, talk to your doctor first.
How long until I see a change?
Most routines run for eight weeks at three sessions a week. Some people notice brighter skin sooner. Firmness and lines take longer.
Can I use it with retinol or acids?
Yes, but use actives at a different time of day from your session. Light works best on clean skin or with a light-friendly serum like Prism.
Who shouldn't use it?
Avoid use if you are pregnant, have photosensitive conditions or epilepsy triggered by light, or use light-sensitising medication, unless your doctor says it is fine.
4.7★★★★★★★★★★ 4.7612 illustrative reviews
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I finally stopped skipping it
Ten minutes is short enough that I actually do it. My skin looks rested in a way I can't really explain.
Worth it for the lines alone
I was the sceptic in my friend group. By week eight the lines by my mouth looked softer and two people asked what I'd done.
Calmed my redness
I use the Calm mode after work. The flush across my cheeks has settled down a lot and nothing has irritated me.
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