WIRED highlights Prime Day discounts on red light therapy and hair growth devices
The publication’s latest guide details significant price reductions on high-ticket aesthetic devices, including tested models from Dr. Dennis Gross, CurrentBody, and Laduora, noting that several items remain under review despite the strength of their offers.
WIRED has published a comprehensive guide to Amazon Prime Day discounts focusing on red light therapy masks and hair growth devices, highlighting that these aesthetic tools, which typically retail for hundreds of dollars, are available at substantial price reductions. The publication notes that while some products are still undergoing full WIRED reviews, they are included in the guide due to the strength of the discounts available during the sale event.
The Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro is offered at 20% off, saving $91 and bringing the cost below WIRED’s top pick. The cordless, hard-shell mask features three-minute treatment sessions, a feature the publication describes as efficient for busy routines. The discount makes the device more compelling compared to its competitors, which often command higher price points for similar functionality.
For hair restoration, the CurrentBody LED Hair Growth Helmet is discounted by 10%, saving approximately $90. WIRED tester Molly Higgins reported new growth along her scalp and sideburns after 12 weeks of use, with her hairstylist noting thicker hair and less breakage. Her roommate also reported new growth after trying the device, addressing what WIRED identifies as the product's primary drawback: its high initial price.
The Lumeo SkinLift 4D Current Red Light Therapy Kit combines red and near-infrared light, microcurrent, electroporation, and massage. After two months of testing, Higgins noted smoother, brighter, and more radiant skin. The publication suggests that while multipurpose facial devices can sometimes feel like they are doing too much, this specific kit delivers a beneficial experience, further supported by the Prime Day pricing.
The Laduora Duo is a brush-like device combining light therapy, microcurrent, sonic vibration, and thermotherapy, using serum-filled pods. After four weeks of testing, Higgins observed visible scalp improvements, shinier hair, and new 'baby hairs' at the crown and temples. Replacement pods must be purchased separately, though the device works without them, offering a convenient alternative to helmet-style treatments.
A flexible 3-inch headband using 82 medical-grade lasers is also featured, requiring only three 90-second sessions per week. A discount of $170 is highlighted, though the device remains a high-ticket item. The publication notes that while the headband allows for targeted treatment, treating the entire scalp requires repositioning the device, a trade-off for its speed and precision.
