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Reader guide · 4 minute read

6 reasons people are skipping the spa for Solenne

A ten-minute LED session at the bathroom sink, right after you wash your face. No booking, and no new bottle on the shelf.

Worth reading before you book another facial.

A woman holding an LED face mask in warm light
A woman holding an LED face mask in warm light

The short version

A facial is a nice hour. Most weeks, you need something that actually happens at home.

Solenne is for the weeks in between.

A woman misting her face in a bathroom
A woman relaxing on a sofa under a lamp
A woman sitting in warm evening light

01

The spa you keep postponing

A facial can take a whole afternoon and a few hundred dollars once you count the drive and the tip. It’s easy to mean to go, and then not go.

Solenne is the version that happens at the sink: ten minutes in your own bathroom, on a night you already have.

A facial treatment at a spa

A booked facial

Time off and a drive

A slot in the calendar

A salon bill

Relaxing at home under a lamp

The Solenne session

Ten minutes at home

After you cleanse

Nothing to book

Someone relaxing in bed during a face-mask session

02

Ten minutes, not an afternoon

The products that work are the ones you still use on a tired Wednesday. Solenne is built around a short session, not an appointment.

No appointment, no drive, no waiting room. The whole session fits between washing your face and going to bed.

03

Light, not another cream

Most of us don’t need a more complicated shelf. Solenne doesn’t replace the cleanser or moisturizer you already like. It sits next to them.

If you bought three serums this year and finished one, this is a different kind of habit: a timer, not another bottle.

Woman with eyes closed after cleansing, in soft daylight

Evening routine

Ten minutes after cleansing.

Woman in a bathrobe smoothing cream on her cheek at the bathroom mirror

By the sink

Kept where you’ll actually use it.

Woman resting in a warm-lit living room in the evening

Screen time

A session while a show is on.

Red light

Evening session

The everyday session, three to four evenings a week after you cleanse.

04

One mask, two modes

Two modes is plenty. Red light for the everyday evening session, near-infrared when you want the deeper setting. No menu of programs you’ll never use.

Tap a mode to see when to use it.

05

What you look for in the mirror

Nobody buys a mask for the science lecture. You want to like what you see, in good light, after a few weeks of actually using it.

Give it ten minutes a few evenings a week. Take a photo on day one and another after a month, in the same light, and judge for yourself.

Session light
Everyday light
Everyday lightSession light

Drag the handle to compare everyday light with the warm light of a session.

10 min

per session

4

sessions a week, suggested

06

Comfortable enough to finish

A mask that pinches your ears or leaks light around your eyes ends up in a drawer. Solenne is soft and flexible, with shielded eyes, so ten minutes passes easily.

  • Light enough to wear on the sofa

  • Eye shields that stay put

  • A strap you can adjust with one hand

  • Wipes clean after each session

Woman resting on a sofa in warm evening light

Soft enough to lean back and forget about it for ten minutes.

How it works

Three steps, all at the sink

01

Cleanse

Wash your face the way you already do. No extra prep.

01

Cleanse

Wash your face the way you already do. No extra prep.

02

Put the mask on

Settle the eye shields, pull the strap snug, and press start.

02

Put the mask on

Settle the eye shields, pull the strap snug, and press start.

03

Sit for 10 minutes

Stay on the sofa or at your desk. When the timer ends, take it off and get on with your night.

03

Sit for 10 minutes

Stay on the sofa or at your desk. When the timer ends, take it off and get on with your night.

The Solenne LED mask with its strap and controller (product render)

In the box

Everything for your first session

Unbox it, charge it, and your first session can be the same evening.

The Solenne mask, soft and flexible

Controller with a 10-minute timer

USB-C charging cable

Travel pouch

Quick-start guide

Before you decide

Who it’s for, and who it isn’t

A good fit if

You already spend on facials or skincare and want a habit you can keep at home

You can give it ten minutes, a few evenings a week

You want one device, not a 12-step routine

You’d rather do something small, often

Not a fit if

You want a clinic procedure or a medical treatment

You expect a visible change after one session

Questions

Before you order

What people usually ask before they order.

How long is a session?

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Can I use it with my usual skincare?

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Is this a medical treatment?

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What is the return policy?

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How long does shipping take?

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Do I need an account to check out?

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30 days

Home trial

Our promise

Try it at home for 30 days

Use it for up to 30 days after delivery. If it isn’t for you, contact us for return instructions.

Send it back for a full refund to your original payment method. The refund policy has the details.

The offer

Your next facial can happen at home.

Orders ship in one to two business days, and you have 30 days to decide if it stays.

© 2026 Solenne. All rights reserved. This page is an advertorial. Solenne is a cosmetic device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual experiences vary.

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