Solawave Wand Fans: Don’t miss out on this buy one get one free offer

The famous TikTok Solawave is Make a purchase and get one free across much of their LED lineup, including the viral Solawave wand ($169). It’s a rare deal on a skincare brand we’ve extensively tested and recommended, especially for targeted treatments and entry-level LED therapy. If you’re thinking of treating yourself, the free second device is great to give as a gift, or to keep on hand when a loved one starts seeing your LED mask.

All Solawave LED devices are FDA cleared, and many are FSA/HSA eligible. Here are the highlights, plus a few additional BOGO deals worth flagging.

The best treatment for spots with red light

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4-in-1 radiant renewal stick

The Radiant Renewal Wand ranks as our favorite LED device for topical treatments. It uses a single red light wavelength of 630 nm, aiming to boost collagen and reduce wrinkles. The swivel head makes it easy to glide around your face, including the jawline and under the eyes. Plus, a built-in 12-minute timer guides you through your facial area by zone, so you don’t overdo it.

In addition to red light, the wand’s layers are used for gentle warm therapy (to help soothe skin), galvanic current (a mild charge intended to enhance local absorption), and vibration therapy that gives treatments a light, firming sensation. Several WIRED testers, including former reviewer Medea Giordano, reported noticeable skin tightening with continued use.

Soft LED face mask

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Wrinkle Retreat Pro LED Facial Mask

If you want complete hands-free LED lighting, the Wrinkle Retreat Pro Face Mask is one of the more convenient options. The soft silicone mask uses four wavelengths: amber, red, deep red, and near infrared, to target collagen production and visible signs of aging.

Each session takes just three minutes, making it easy to get into a busy routine, and a single charge can last up to a month with regular use (three sessions per week). The flexible silicone design is lighter and more portable than the hard-shell masks we tested, making it a solid choice for travelers or when storage space is tight.

For your neck and chest

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Light therapy mask for neck and chest

Designed specifically for the often neglected decollete area, this collar uses the same four wavelengths as the face mask: amber, red, deep red, and near infrared. Plus, the same built-in three-minute timer. They are fairly comfortable once secured, although it may take some adjusting to get the right fit. But the main upside of soft silicone is its versatility. Although it is marketed for the neck and chest, it is flexible enough to be used on other areas of the body.

Other Solawave offers

We’re testing several devices below, all of which are included in our buy-one-get-one-free offer:

Solawave also stocks several LightBoost skincare products, which are designed to pair with LED treatments. Although we haven’t tested these formulas yet, the pricing makes them attractive additions.

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