Red Light Technology
Explore Lifinity red light devices for hair, face and body-focused wellness routines. Our wearable technology uses specific red-light wavelengths across different products, with selected devices also combining near-infrared light, PEMF and targeted vibration.
Red light devices for hair, face and recovery
Neo Hair Revive is a wearable 660 nm red light hair and scalp cap with 98 LEDs and a preset 10-minute session.
GloWave LED + PEMF Facial Mask includes 630 nm red light alongside yellow, blue and 850 nm near-infrared wavelengths, plus four integrated PEMF coils.
For body-focused routines, Back Recovery Pro™, Knee Motion Pro™ and BioFlex Core combine red light with near-infrared light, PEMF and targeted vibration.
What is red light technology?
Red light devices use visible wavelengths of light. The exact wavelength, output, treatment area and session design vary between products, so comparing specifications matters more than looking at the phrase “red light” alone. Lifinity publishes the wavelength and key technical specifications on each product page to make comparison easier.
660 nm vs 630 nm red light
Lifinity uses 660 nm red light in Neo Hair Revive and selected recovery products, while GloWave includes 630 nm red light as part of its facial LED system. Different devices are designed around different treatment areas and routines rather than one wavelength being universally “best”.
Red light and near-infrared light
Several Lifinity devices combine visible red light with invisible near-infrared wavelengths. Read our red light vs near-infrared guide for a clear comparison.
Frequently asked questions
What red light devices does Lifinity offer?
The current range includes hair and scalp, facial and body-focused wearable devices. Each product page lists its exact wavelength, format and supporting technologies.
Is every red light device the same?
No. Wavelength, irradiance, treatment area, LED count, session design and additional technologies can differ substantially. Compare the full specification rather than choosing on wavelength alone.
Where can I learn more before choosing a device?
Explore the Lifinity Technology page and our technology guides for plain-English explanations of red light, near-infrared light and PEMF.
