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The Clara Mask is a wearable LED facial treatment. 70 medical grade LEDs sit inside soft liquid silicone that moulds to your face without pressure. Four wavelengths deliver targeted light therapy across your entire face in a single session.
No clinic. No appointment. No effort.
460 nm blue supports clearer skin on oil and blemish prone complexions. 590 nm yellow supports even tone and helps active skincare absorb more effectively. 660 nm red supports collagen activity and a visible improvement in smoothness and glow. 850 nm near infrared penetrates deeper to support cellular recovery and overall skin wellness.
Three intensity levels. Start at 50% and build over time. Most users reach full output within two to three weeks.
120 grams. Lighter than the moisturiser on your shelf. Adjustable straps hold it in place while you read or rest or do nothing at all. A rechargeable handheld controller runs the session and shows time remaining. Type C charging. No cables across the room. IPX7 water resistance rated.
Use three to five times per week. Results are typically noticed after four to six weeks of consistent use.
The most personal product in the Suēle range. Skin to light. No gap.
Place the mask over your face and secure the adjustable straps. Keep it snug but comfortable. You should feel the silicone sitting flush against your skin with no gaps.
Start with 10 minute sessions at 50% intensity. After two to three weeks of consistent use move up to 75% and then to 100% as your skin adjusts.
Evening Glow
Use the mask for 10 minutes after cleansing your face at the end of the day. Red and near infrared wavelengths support collagen activity and skin recovery while you rest. This is the session that builds your baseline.
Morning Prep
Use the mask for 10 minutes before your morning skincare routine. Blue and yellow wavelengths help manage oil and support an even tone. Your skin absorbs serums and moisturisers more effectively immediately after a session.
Targeted Skin Reset
If you are dealing with a breakout or dull patch run a session at full intensity on the combined mode. 10 minutes. Let all four wavelengths work together. Use daily until the concern settles.
Pre Event Boost
Use the mask 30 to 60 minutes before going out. A single full intensity session gives your skin a visible lift in glow and smoothness that lasts through the evening.
Tips for Best Results
Clean bare skin gives you the best light absorption so remove all makeup and sunscreen before each session. Keep your eyes closed during treatment. Consistency matters more than intensity so aim for at least 3 to 5 sessions per week. Most people notice a visible difference within 4 to 6 weeks.
LEDs | 70 medical grade embedded beads
Wavelengths | 460 nm | 590 nm | 660 nm | 850 nm
Irradiance | 50 to 70 mW/cm2
Session length | 10 minutes per session
Intensity levels | 3 levels (50% | 75% | 100%)
Weight | 120 g
Material | Flexible liquid silicone, inner and outer
Controller | Rechargeable handheld controller with display
Charging | USB Type C
Water resistance | IPX7 rated
Recommended use | 3 to 5 sessions per week
1 x Mask
1 x Handheld controller
1 x USB Type C charging cable
1 x Adjustable head straps
1 x User guide
What happens beneath the surface
Red light (630 to 660nm) reaches the dermis where it energises fibroblasts, the cells that build collagen. Over consistent sessions the skin's support structure becomes denser and the surface smoother.
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Based on Wunsch A. & Matuschka K. (2014) Photomedicine and Laser Surgery 32(2):93‑100. Treated subjects showed significantly improved skin complexion, reduced skin roughness and increased intradermal collagen density compared with controls. Illustration is a simplified representation. Individual results vary.
Explore how each wavelength interacts with the body at a different depth, from surface focused skin support to deeper tissue recovery.
Works primarily at the skin surface. Commonly used in light based skincare routines focused on blemish prone complexions and visible clarity.
Supports routines designed to reduce the appearance of congestion and active blemishes.
Often used as part of acne focused light therapy protocols.
Useful for routines aimed at visibly calmer and less oily looking skin.
A targeted wavelength for concerns closest to the outer layers of the skin.
A gentler visible wavelength commonly used in cosmetic routines focused on tone, redness and overall skin appearance.
Supports a more balanced and uniform looking complexion.
Often chosen for skin that appears reactive, flushed or uneven.
Fits well into routines built around brightness and skin vitality.
Works closer to the surface than red and near infrared wavelengths.
A widely studied visible red wavelength used in photobiomodulation for skin appearance, cellular energy and recovery focused routines.
Commonly used in routines focused on firmness, texture and visible signs of ageing.
Photobiomodulation research often focuses on mitochondrial response to red light.
Frequently included in wellness routines designed around restoration and repair.
Red light is also commonly used in scalp focused light therapy protocols.
Invisible light that reaches deeper than visible red wavelengths, making it popular for muscle, joint and broader recovery focused applications.
Popular in post exercise routines focused on soreness and recovery.
Its deeper penetration makes it relevant to joint and mobility focused routines.
Chosen where deeper light penetration is preferred over surface focused treatment.
Often paired with red light in full body photobiomodulation protocols.
Photobiomodulation uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with light sensitive processes inside cells. The exact response depends on wavelength, dose, tissue depth and treatment context.
Explore the science →Our device testing includes wavelength verification, irradiance measurements and EMF checks, with supporting reports and videos published for customers to review.
View our test reportsRed light is visible and is commonly used for skin focused applications. Near infrared light is invisible and penetrates deeper, making it popular for muscle, joint and recovery focused routines.
Many light therapy devices combine wavelengths in one session. The best combination depends on the product and the intended use.
Session length depends on the device output, distance and intended use. Follow the instructions supplied with your specific Suēle device.
Results vary according to the goal, wavelength, consistency and individual response. Light therapy is generally used as a repeated routine rather than a once off treatment.