Séra Halo flexible silicone LED face mask glowing with red light therapy

Red + near-infrared light therapy

Clinic-grade glow. From your sofa.

The Séra Halo is a flexible InfraRed and Red light therapy mask with clinically studied wavelengths to penetrate deep below your skin's surface. An at home alternative to Red light therapy studios.

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60-day guarantee UK brand Free UK delivery
60-day guarantee Love it or return it
Free UK delivery Tracked, up to 14 Days
UK brand Real support that replies
Studied wavelengths Red 630nm + NIR 830nm

The ritual

How Séra works

Sera is Italian for evening. Ten quiet minutes, most nights — that's the whole method.

1

Cleanse & settle in

Clear skin, get comfortable. The day is done.

2

10 minutes under the Halo

Hands-free red + near-infrared, on the sofa.

3

Glow, night after night

Consistent evenings, cumulative results.

Real women, real evenings

What changed for them

Unretouched photos from women using the Halo, taken in the same spot and the same light. Drag to compare.

Before After

Smoother, brighter texture

Emma, 49 · Texture, pores & dullness

"I am amazed at how much clearer my skin looks. Those stubborn red spots and blemishes I was struggling with have visibly faded, and my face just looks so much smoother."

10 mins, 5 nights a week
Before After

Calmer, more even tone

Jane, 53 · Redness & blemishes

"The difference in my skin's texture is amazing. The redness has visibly faded, and my whole face just looks calmer, brighter, and deeply hydrated."

6 weeks
Before After

Softer lines around the eyes

Carmen, 64 · Fine lines & firmness

"My skin looks completely rejuvenated. The deep lines on my forehead have visibly softened, and my whole face has this incredibly hydrated, bouncy glow."

12 weeks

Individual results vary. Photos shared with permission and shown unretouched.

The science, plainly

What red light therapy can do for you

Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light. The Séra Halo combines red (~630nm) and near-infrared (~830nm) — the two wavelengths most studied for skin. The difference between them is depth.

Red light · ~630nm

A shorter wavelength that scatters quickly and works in the surface layers of skin — where tone, texture and the appearance of fine lines live. Supports the look of firmer, brighter, more even skin.

Near-infrared · ~830nm

A longer wavelength that scatters less, so it carries further — through layers red light never reaches. Supports skin looking calmer, more even and refreshed.

What to realistically expect

Light therapy is gentle and cumulative — this is a ritual, not an overnight fix. Many people notice a difference over several weeks of consistent use: ten minutes, three to five evenings a week. Consistency matters more than intensity, which is why the Halo is designed to be comfortable enough to actually use.

Suitable for most skin. If you're pregnant, photosensitive, or taking medication that increases light sensitivity, check with a professional first.

Why Séra

The smart-money mask

The prestige LED masks are excellent — and most of what you pay for is the badge. The Séra Halo uses the same clinically studied red and near-infrared wavelengths, in flexible medical-grade silicone, from a UK brand that answers its emails. That's the whole pitch.

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Why we made this

Sera means evening

We built Séra because the choice in light therapy limited between studio sessions and quality that does not reach expectations. We're a UK brand doing the unglamorous things properly — honest claims, real support, a guarantee we actually honour — so ten quiet minutes a night can just be yours.

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Questions, answered honestly

Frequently asked questions

Does red light therapy work?

Red and near-infrared are the wavelengths most studied for skin. The research is promising but gradual — many people notice a difference in how their skin looks over several weeks of consistent use. We'd rather tell you that than promise a transformation, which is why every Halo comes with 60 days to decide.

How long does it take?

Ten minutes a session, three to five evenings a week. Most people fold it into the end of the day — sofa, podcast, done.

Is it safe?

LED light therapy is non-invasive and generally well tolerated. Keep eyes closed during a session. If you're pregnant, photosensitive, or on medication that increases light sensitivity, check with a professional first.

Delivery and returns?

Free UK delivery, tracked, dispatched within 1–2 working days. 60 days to return it if it's not for you.

60-day promise

Love it, or send it back

Use the Halo properly for up to 60 days. Not convinced? Return it for a refund.

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