You can save £50 on the Shark Cryoglow this Black Friday – but you'll save even more on facials

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When I reviewed Shark's Cryoglow LED face mask, I really didn't expect it to have much of an impact. I was quite skeptical of LED face masks in general, but having tried it I must say, I'm impressed. It might not have solved all of my skincare issues (primarily acne and scarring), but it certainly helped, and so here I am to pass on the word.

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You can check out my full Shark Cryoglow review, where I talk all about the science as well as the experience of using the Cryoglow across its different treatment cycles; or, you can just take my word for it – it's good.

I always have to really hammer home, however, that this is not a silver bullet. Don't believe Hollywood; those don't exist. In reality, your skin is delicate and sensitive, and there are lots of different factors that go into skin appearance and health – and I've personally been disappointed by expensive equipment enough times to feel a sense of responsibility when recommending products.

That being said, the Shark Cryoglow did have an effect. After a few weeks of use, I started to notice some pore shrinkage and reduced acne, though I'm sure this was helped by moisturizing more regularly, as recommended by Shark to combat the dryness caused by the mask's airflow fans.

I'm still using it to this day, and having tried cheaper masks I can vouch for this one being worth the extra money. It genuinely has helped to boost my self-confidence; for the first time since before my hormonal acne kicked in, in my teenage years, I'm less self-conscious about people noticing my redness and pimples in public now that they're less noticeable.

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Josephine Watson is TechRadar's Managing Editor - Lifestyle. Josephine is an award-winning journalist (PPA 30 under 30 2024), having previously written on a variety of topics, from pop culture to gaming and even the energy industry, joining TechRadar to support general site management. She is a smart home nerd, champion of TechRadar's sustainability efforts as well and an advocate for internet safety and education. She has used her position to fight for progressive approaches towards diversity and inclusion, mental health, and neurodiversity in corporate settings. Generally, you'll find her fiddling with her smart home setup, watching Disney movies, playing on her Switch, or rewatching the extended edition of Lord of the Rings... again.

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