Omnilux Contour Face vs Men vs Clear: Which $395 LED Mask Should You Buy? (2026)
Omnilux Contour Face, Men and Clear compared side by side: the light each mask uses, who it is made for, suggested use, matching skincare and price.
Omnilux sells three full-face LED masks that look alike and cost the same: Contour Face, Men and Clear, each $395. The light inside is what separates them. This comparison shows what is shared, what differs and which mask fits which person.
Omnilux Contour Face vs Men vs Clear: which should you choose?
All three are flexible full-face LED masks at $395. They differ in the light they use. Choose the Contour Face (red 633nm and near-infrared 830nm) for the look of fine lines, firmness and tone. Choose Omnilux Men, which Omnilux says is calibrated with a 1072nm near-infrared wavelength, for men's skin and the look of redness from shaving. Choose Omnilux Clear (blue 415nm and red 633nm) if your main concern is blemish-prone skin.
How do the three masks compare side by side?
| Feature | Contour Face | Omnilux Men | Omnilux Clear |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $395 | $395 | $395 |
| Light | Red 633nm + near-infrared 830nm | Near-infrared 1072nm, described by Omnilux as its deepest penetrating wavelength | Blue 415nm + red 633nm |
| Made for | The look of fine lines, wrinkles, tone and texture | Men's skin: the look of lines, tired eyes, post-shave redness | Blemish-prone skin, excess oil, visible redness |
| Suggested use | 3 to 5 treatments a week for 4 to 6 weeks, then maintenance | 3 to 5 treatments a week for 4 to 6 weeks, then maintenance | 4 treatments a week for 6 weeks, then at the first signs of a breakout |
| Treatment length | 10 minutes | 10 minutes | 10 minutes |
| Form | Flexible silicone, head strap | Flexible silicone, head straps | Flexible silicone, head straps |
| Power | Rechargeable battery controller | Rechargeable battery controller | Rechargeable battery controller |
| Warranty | 2-year manufacturer | 2-year manufacturer | 2-year manufacturer |
| Matching skincare | Enzyme Powder Cleanser, Hyaluronic Acid Serum, Peptide Concentrate | Same as Contour Face | Salicylic Acid Cleanser, Noni Balancing Serum, Squalane Jelly Moisturizer |
What do the three masks have in common?
More than the product pages suggest. All three are flexible silicone masks that strap on and leave your hands free. All three run a 10-minute treatment from a rechargeable battery controller, so you are not tied to a wall socket. All three arrive with a power supply and plug adaptors, a USB-C to USB-A connector, straps and a carry bag, and all three list a 2-year manufacturer warranty.
They are also the same price. That removes budget from the decision and leaves one question: which light matches your skin?
Who should choose the Contour Face?
The Contour Face is the default choice, and the mask Omnilux calls its bestseller. It pairs red light at 633nm with near-infrared light at 830nm across 132 LEDs, set in 66 bulbs with two LEDs each.
Omnilux positions it for visible signs of aging: the look of fine lines and wrinkles, uneven tone, rough texture and visible pores. It is the mask to pick when your goal is smoother, firmer, more even-looking skin and you do not have a strong reason to pick one of the other two.
Choose it if: lines, firmness and tone are your main concerns, whatever your gender. It is also the mask the Hydrogel Facial Mask is designed to be worn under.
Who should choose Omnilux Men?
Omnilux Men targets the same visible signs of aging, with one change in the light. Omnilux says this mask is calibrated for men's skin with a 1072nm near-infrared wavelength, which it describes as its deepest penetrating.
The listed benefits lean toward a man's routine: the look of fine lines and wrinkles, tired skin, under-eye bags and dark circles, visible redness and irritation from shaving, and uneven tone and texture.
Choose it if: you are a man, you shave, and you want a mask built around that. Can a man use the Contour Face, or a woman use Omnilux Men? Nothing in the product information says otherwise. The Men mask is a calibration choice, not a rule.
Who should choose Omnilux Clear?
Omnilux Clear is the only one of the three with blue light. It combines blue light at 415nm with red light at 633nm and is made for blemish-prone skin: the look of blemishes, excess oil and visible redness, with no downtime.
Its schedule is different too. Omnilux suggests four 10-minute treatments a week for six weeks, then use at the first signs of a breakout, instead of the open-ended maintenance the other two masks follow.
Choose it if: blemishes are your main concern. If you want help with lines and only get an occasional spot, the Contour Face plus a Blemish Eraser at $95 is the more useful pair.
What if you have more than one concern?
This is the most common reason people get stuck, so here are the usual cases.
Lines and occasional blemishes: Contour Face, plus the Blemish Eraser Mini for single spots.
Blemish-prone skin now, lines later: start with Clear. It includes red light at 633nm, the same red wavelength the Contour Face uses.
Two people, two concerns: the Face Contour + Clear Bundle and the Face Contour + Men Bundle are both $790, and the Face Contour Bundle (2 Masks) is $790 for two Contour Face masks.
Face covered, neck not: none of the three masks treats the neck or chest. Add the Contour Neck & Décolleté at $395, or see the Face Contour + Neck & Décolleté Bundle.
Should you buy a mask or a Mini instead?
Each mask has a pocket-sized relative at $95. The Skin Corrector uses the Contour Face pairing of red 633nm and near-infrared 830nm on one small area, with vitamin C and azelaic acid patches. The Eye Brightener uses the same light under the eyes, with peptide and niacinamide patches. The Blemish Eraser uses the Clear pairing of blue 415nm and red 633nm on a single spot, with salicylic acid and green tea patches.
A Mini is the right buy when your concern is one small area. A mask is the right buy when it is the whole face, because moving a Mini around the face one patch at a time is slow and uses a patch each time. Refill packs of 20 are $44.
The full line-up, including the Glove for hands, is ranked in The Best Omnilux Devices, Ranked.
Which skincare goes with each mask?
Omnilux built two three-step routines around its masks, each with a product for before, during and after treatment.
With Contour Face or Men: Enzyme Powder Cleanser ($38) before, Hyaluronic Acid Serum ($51) under the mask, and Peptide Concentrate ($58) after. CoQ10 Face Cream ($55) is the moisturizer option after treatment.
With Clear: Salicylic Acid Cleanser ($37) before, Noni Balancing Serum ($48) under the mask, and Squalane Jelly Moisturizer ($48) after.
Step-by-step instructions are in How to Use an Omnilux LED Mask.
Where can you read more before deciding?
Which Omnilux Is Right for You? sorts the whole range by concern. The complete guide to LED light therapy explains red, blue and near-infrared light in plain language. The best LED masks and devices looks beyond Omnilux, and The Skin Edit collects our picks across categories.
Where should you buy an Omnilux mask?
Omnilux devices are electronics with a battery controller, a specific light output and a manufacturer warranty. A device from an unauthorized seller may be used, refurbished, an older version or an imitation, and you may have no warranty to fall back on.
SkinCrew is an Authorized Omnilux US Retailer. Every device and skincare product is sourced through official Omnilux channels and shipped within the US, with free US shipping on orders of $99 or more and our 45-Day Satisfaction Guarantee. Omnilux lists a 2-year manufacturer warranty on the Contour Face, Men, Clear, Contour Neck & Décolleté and Contour Glove. Shop the range on the Omnilux brand page.
See Where to Buy Omnilux Online for the seller checklist.
Still deciding between the three masks?
Tell our clinical team your main concern and who will use the mask, and they will point you to one.
Ask the SkinCrew Clinical TeamWhat else do people ask about Contour Face, Men and Clear?
What is the difference between Omnilux Contour and Omnilux Clear?
The light. Contour Face uses red 633nm and near-infrared 830nm for the look of fine lines, firmness and tone. Clear uses blue 415nm and red 633nm for blemish-prone skin. Both are $395.
What is the difference between Omnilux Contour and Omnilux Men?
Both target visible signs of aging. Omnilux says the Men mask is calibrated with a 1072nm near-infrared wavelength for men's skin, and lists benefits for the look of redness and irritation from shaving.
Omnilux Contour vs Clear: which is better for blemish-prone skin?
Clear. It is the only one of the three full-face masks with blue 415nm light, and Omnilux makes a matching cleanser, serum and moisturizer for it.
Can women use Omnilux Men?
Nothing in the product information restricts it. Omnilux designed the Men mask around men's skin, so most women choose the Contour Face.
Can I use Omnilux Contour and Clear together?
Many households own both, and SkinCrew lists a Face Contour + Clear Bundle at $790. Follow the suggested schedule in each device's user guide.
Which Omnilux mask is best for wrinkles?
The Contour Face, or Omnilux Men for men. Both are positioned for the look of fine lines and wrinkles, and both follow the same suggested schedule of three to five 10-minute treatments a week.
Are the three Omnilux masks the same price?
Yes. Contour Face, Men and Clear are each $395 at SkinCrew.
How long is an Omnilux treatment?
10 minutes for all three masks.
Do the Omnilux masks cover the neck?
No. The Contour Neck & Décolleté at $395 is the device shaped for the neck and chest.
Where can I buy an authentic Omnilux mask?
SkinCrew is an Authorized Omnilux US Retailer and sources every device through official Omnilux channels, with free US shipping on orders of $99 or more.