Light therapy, at home
Skin that looks lit from within.
Seven LED modes in one device — not a shelf of things you'll never finish. Take the 60-second consultation and we'll write the routine around your skin.
Orelia Luma™
One device. Seven lights. Ten minutes a night.
We don't sell a shelf of products. We sell the one that does the most work — an LED mask built around the wavelengths that actually have research behind them, comfortable enough that you'll still be using it in week eight.
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Seven light modes, one device
Red, blue, green, orange, purple, cyan and white. Rotate them depending on what your evening calls for — one device instead of four bottles.
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Ten minutes, completely hands free
Dual straps hold it in place, so you can wash up, read, or keep moving while it runs.
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No appointment, no needles
The same wavelengths used in professional light therapy, on your own bathroom counter.
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30-day glow guarantee
Run it for a month. If your skin disagrees, send it back and we'll refund you.
- Free tracked shipping
- 30-day returns
- Ships in 1–2 business days
- Secure checkout
The Orelia ritual
Three steps. Ten minutes. Actually keepable.
Skincare only works if you do it. So we built the shortest routine that still changes something.
Cleanse
Start on clean, dry skin. Anything left on the surface — SPF, makeup, oil — sits between the light and the skin you're trying to reach.
Treat with light
Ten minutes under the mask, hands free. Red is the everyday setting; the other six are there when you want to vary it.
Seal it in
Barrier cream while skin is still warm — that's the window where it absorbs most. Then leave your face alone until morning.
See the difference
Drag the slider. That's the whole pitch.
Red light in the 630–660nm range has been studied for decades for collagen support. We built the mask around those wavelengths, then made it comfortable enough that you'll actually wear it on a Tuesday.
Illustrative photo — not an Orelia customer, and not a result produced by this device. Individual results vary and depend on consistent use. Light therapy is gradual and cumulative. Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition.
The math on a spa habit
A single spa LED session — typically $50 to $100.
A course of six — $400 to $650. Rebook when it runs out.
Orelia Luma™ — $79. Once.
Used four nights a week for a year, that works out to well under a dollar a session. There is no refill, no cartridge, no membership, and nothing to rebook.
A spa session is a different service on professional equipment. We're comparing what each costs, not claiming they're the same.