Lumora Halo Flex

Lumora Halo Flex

Comfort you'll actually keep wearing.

Halo Flex delivers light therapy in soft, flexible silicone that contours across the cheekbones, around the nose, along the jaw — so the light sits close to the skin and the mask stays comfortable long enough to finish. Most devices get abandoned in week three. This one doesn't.

Red does the real work. Six further modes give you range for what your skin needs on a given day.

FDA 510(k) cleared. Cordless, USB rechargeable, and ready out of the box.

The seven modes

• Red — Renew — Supports skin firmness and a smoother-looking complexion. The most studied wavelength, and the one to use most.
• Blue — Clarify — Targets acne-causing bacteria and calms the appearance of active blemishes.
• Purple — Restore — Combines red and blue to support clearer-looking skin while encouraging recovery.
• Green — Balance — Supports a more even-looking skin tone and helps reduce the appearance of discolouration.
• Yellow — Soothe — Calms visible redness and supports a brighter, more rested appearance.
• Cyan — Calm — Soothes stressed-looking skin and supports a balanced, refreshed complexion.
• White — Complete — Combines multiple wavelengths to support overall clarity, tone, and radiance.

What it does

• Seven light modes, with red at the core
• Flexible silicone that contours to the face
• Rechargeable, cordless operation

Specifications

• Light type: Red · Blue · Green · Yellow · Purple · Cyan · White LED
• Light modes: 7
• Material: Flexible silicone
• Power: Rechargeable battery
• Charging: USB cable
• In the box: Mask, USB charging cable, user manual
• Certifications: FDA 510(k) · FCC · CE · RoHS

One thing worth sorting: this now reads very close to Aura Flex — both silicone, both seven modes, both leading on comfort. If they're separate products at separate prices, they need distinct arguments, or buyers won't know which to pick. What's the difference between Halo Flex and Aura Flex, and what are the two prices?