Red Light EMS Eye Massager

Built for the end of a screen day. The frame rests like a pair of oversized reading glasses – light, no pressure on the face – and its inner rim goes to work: red light against the orbital bone while EMS microcurrent sends soft, rhythmic pulses through the tired ring around your eyes. Four modes change the rhythm from a slow knead to a quick flutter; three levels set how deep the tingle reaches. Ten minutes and the tight, dry, "I've been staring since nine" feeling around the temples and under the eyes loosens up – the way a warm compress does, except this one keeps moving. It charges over USB, disappears into a bag, and the whole ritual fits between a meeting and dinner. The skincare shelf's answer to a good night you didn't get.

1. Charge fully over USB before first use.
2. Remove contacts, cleanse the eye area, and apply a light serum or gel for smoother EMS contact.
3. Rest the frame on your face so the inner rim sits against the bone around the eyes.
4. Power on, pick a mode, then raise the level to a clear but gentle tingle.
5. Wear for one auto-cycle (around 10 minutes), then store in the pouch.

Modes: 4 | Intensity: 3 EMS levels | Light: red | Power: USB rechargeable | Form: eyeglass-style frame | Colors: rouge, mist black, cloud white

ABS frame with skin-contact electrode rim. Included in the box: 1 × eye massager, 1 × USB charging cable

Wipe the inner rim with a dry cloth after every use – serum residue kills conductivity. Never soak the frame, never charge unattended overnight, and keep it out of hot cars where batteries sulk.