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If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and decided you’re in desperate need of a glow-up, you’re not alone. The good news is there’s a trick for every beauty dilemma, and whether you’re after firmer skin or fuller hair, you’ll want to check out iRestore. The brand’s laser and LED masks and helmets are popping up all over Hollywood, and the shockingly good results speak for themselves.
Although the technology can seem intimidating at first, iRestore makes it easy to choose which device works best for you. Its site breaks down the differences between each option and explains how they vary in power. So, which one is right for you? Check out our favorites ahead!
iRestore Professional Helmet
Struggling with hereditary hair loss or a thin-looking mane? This clinic-grade red light therapy helmet promotes regrowth and helps improve thickness and density. The device has some famous fans, including Heated Rivalry heartthrob Hudson Williams, who told The Cut he uses it “every second day.”
iRestore Elite Helmet
Consider this helmet the more intense version of the above. It’s the key to quick regrowth, containing even more lasers and LEDs — 500, compared to the Pro’s 250 — and higher power output, which energizes hair follicles even more.
iRestore Illumina Face Mask
Actress Madelyn Cline claimed she can’t live without this medical-grade mask, and it’s easy to understand why! It’s the world’s first triple-wavelength LED face mask for home use, and targets everything from fine lines to acne, helping you achieve the skin of your dreams.
iRestore Laser Face Mask Pro
Sun-damaged skin? In need of a collagen boost? Struggling with annoying acne? That’s a job for the brand’s most powerful mask, which uses eight wavelengths and advanced laser technology to penetrate deeper than LED-only alternatives.
