Theres no great Shark CryoGlow deal for Prime Day, but I found a few other reliable red light masks on sale

By Mashable | Created at 2026-06-25 22:33:43 | Updated at 2026-06-26 00:13:19 1 hour ago

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A quick look at the best Prime Day deals on LED face masks

Best red light eye mask deal

iRestore Red Light Therapy for Eyes – 180 LEDs Eye Mask with Infrared Light for Under-Eye Wrinkles, Forehead Lines, 11's, Crow’s Feet, Dark Circles

Best full-face red light mask deal

Dreame Chrona LED Light Therapy Mask

Multiple Mashable reporters and editors have been testing red light masks for the past few years. There were two mega favorites that we were hoping to see on sale for Prime Day: the TheraFace Mask and the Shark CryoGlow, neither of which has particularly noteworthy deals so far. (The TheraFace Mask just has a measly $50 discount, and you can get the Shark CryoGlow plus its $40 charging stand for the price of the mask itself. Whoopee.)

But there are still several worthwhile red light therapy devices on sale buried within the mass of Prime Day beauty deals, including a few other masks that we've tried and really liked. If you're more interested in the larger-scale benefits of a full red light panel, Amazon has several top options on sale for much cheaper than usual.

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Best red light face mask deal for Prime Day

$209.99 at Amazon
$249.99 Save $40

Wireless LED face masks are kind of hard to come by, especially if you're not trying to spend a ton of money. Just released in April 2026, the Dreame Chrona mask is a rare wireless red light mask that's actually affordable. Prime Day 2026 marks its first discount ever, dropping it to just $209.99 at Amazon.

For the past few weeks, I've had my beloved Shark CryoGlow mask on hold to test the Chrona mask. And I'm pretty damn impressed with it for how much it costs. It has a floppy, flexible fit like the CurrentBody mask I've tested, but it's much easier to see out of than the CurrentBody mask. You can use the typical 630 nm red light, 465 nm blue light, or 85nm near-infrared setting like many masks offer, or switch to less common LED colors like green to help balance texture, calm inflammation, and mitigate redness. The best part is that it's all done through a wireless remote or a button on the side of the mask.