- Amazon shoppers swear by the Therabody TheraFace Pro for brighter skin and reducing visible signs of aging.
- Our former assistant editor is also a fan of the red light therapy tool, which is currently $100 off.
- More editor-approved skincare essentials are on sale now at Dermstreet.
Red light therapy is the latest viral skincare trend that seems to be popping up everywhere you look. But if you’re a skeptic like I am, you’re probably wondering if some colorful light is really the solution to your skincare woes. After all, most red light therapy skincare devices are clocking in at hundreds of dollars, so it’s worth questioning whether they live up to their lofty claims. Well, the reviews are in, and it turns out these gadgets decidedly live up to their hype, and one device in particular really impressed our assistant editor: the Therabody TheraFace Pro. Plus, if you’ve been wanting to see what all the fuss is about, you can score it on major sale for a limited time.
The 8-in-1 massaging and sculpting tool is designed to replace virtually every aspect of your skincare arsenal. You can completely customize your experience to suit your individual skin concerns, with settings and attachments harnessing anti-aging red light, inflammation-reducing blue light, muscle-stimulating microcurrents, and more to achieve everything from a snatched face to reduced wrinkles and acne.
While it might sound too good to be true, after thoroughly testing the device for four months, former Prevention Assistant Editor Shannen Zitz is a true convert. “I love how easy it is to switch from one treatment to the next, and I’ve certainly seen an overall improvement over time in the appearance of my combination, acne-prone skin,” she said in her review. “I use the LED light ring about every other day to zap breakouts and prevent premature signs of aging, and I take advantage of the microcurrent attachment about three to four times per week for the standard eight-minute treatment cycle. The hot and cold rings and percussive therapy are great for easing tension and headaches. Think of it as a gentle face massage…My only question is: What are you waiting for?”
Based on the slew of five-star reviews, it’s clear Amazon shoppers have had equally transformative experiences with the device. “I have never written a review before, but after using this for several weeks, I felt I needed to spread the word. This amazing device has so many uses and doesn’t cause any irritation to sensitive skin,” raved one reviewer. “It really is amazing how many things this can do for you! The massage is wonderful (so relaxing and not too intense), as is the cleanser attachment (soft but effective), and the LED light. I wasn’t sure I would like the microcurrent, but I actually love that, too. Most attachments have three different settings (low-med-high) so you can really tailor this to your preferences.”
With the current discount on Amazon, the Therabody TheraFace Pro is 24% off, knocking the price down by $100. Add it to your cart while the deal lasts. If you’re hankering for a major skincare upgrade, there’s plenty more where that came from.
Want to shop more editor-favorite skincare essentials on sale? We also spotted major price drops from popular brands like Supergoop!, EltaMD, and more at Dermstreet for a limited time during the retailer’s Mother’s Day sale. Shop our favorites below.
Sunforgettable Total Protection Color Balm SPF 50
Now 30% Off
Image Skincare Hydrogel Sheet Masks (Pack of 5)
Now 35% Off
Supergoop! Glowscreen SPF 40
Now 20% Off
EltaMD UV Daily Broad Spectrum SPF 40
Now 25% Off
Colorescience Total Protection No-Show Mineral Sunscreen
Now 30% Off
SkinCeuticals Triple Lipid Restore Anti-Aging Cream
Now 20% Off
Neocutis Lumière Firm Eye Cream
Now 31% Off
RéVive Moisturizing Renewal Cream
Now 20% Off
Revision Skincare D.E.J. Eye Cream
Now 20% Off
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Jenn Gonick is Prevention’s Assistant Editor, and was previously an editorial intern. Prior to returning to Prevention, Jenn worked at Business Insider, writing about all things commerce and playing an active role in covering tentpole deal day events, including Prime Day, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday. Jenn is a graduate of George Washington University, where she studied English, Communication, and Applied Ethics. A lifelong wellness and mental health advocate, she’s committed to combatting misinformation and making health journalism more ethical and accessible.
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