Halo Face Mask
Full-face coverage, red and near-infrared light for home use.
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Photobiomodulation, at home
Skin runs on light.
Skin runs on light.
We engineered the source.
Three wavelengths, one device family. Trito & Co builds red light and near-infrared tools inspired by how your cells already respond to light — plus recovery and support gear for the rest of you.
Photobiomodulation-inspired design
Backed by our satisfaction guarantee
Built around published light research
630nm
Renew
Visible red light — associated with calming tone and texture at the skin's surface.
630NM VISIBLE RED660NM DEEP RED850NM NEAR-INFRAREDTHOUGHTFULLY ENGINEEREDHOME WELLNESS10-MINUTE SESSIONS
630NM VISIBLE RED660NM DEEP RED850NM NEAR-INFRAREDTHOUGHTFULLY ENGINEEREDHOME WELLNESS10-MINUTE SESSIONS
How it works
Three depths.
Three depths.
One glow.
Light doesn't stop at the surface. Each wavelength Trito & Co builds around is associated with a different layer of tissue — so one session can touch tone, firmness and recovery at once.
Epidermis
Dermis
Subcutaneous
Tap a wavelength
Different depths, different focus.
Works the outermost layer first — associated with calming redness and evening tone over time.
The devices
Built for the face, the neck, and the routine in between.
The current lineup — more devices are being added as we source and test them.
Find your fit
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Which device matches your routine?
What do you want to focus on?
How much time do you want to spend?
Where will you use it most?
Morning person or evening person?
A session, start to finish
What ten minutes actually looks like.
Questions
Before you start
Most red light devices are designed to be safe for daily use when you follow the included guide. Check your specific device's instructions for recommended session length and frequency, and talk to your doctor first if you're pregnant, photosensitive, or managing a skin condition.
This varies by person and by how consistently you use your device. Most people build it into a daily or near-daily routine over several weeks rather than expecting an overnight change.
Many people use red light in the morning and actives at night. Check your device guide and consider asking a dermatologist if you're combining it with a specific treatment.
Red light (630–660nm) is visible and works closer to the skin's surface. Near-infrared (850nm) is invisible to the eye and is associated with reaching deeper tissue, useful for joints and muscle recovery.
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