Do This For 10 Minutes Per Day For Younger-Looking Hands (You’ll Be Floored)

I have old-looking hands, and I know I’m not alone. Our hands are one of the first places to show signs of aging, partially due to overuse and frequent washing. Not to mention the thin skin is more prone to wrinkles and crinkles than other areas. 

Ergo, I jumped at the chance to test this red light glove from Omnilux. Since LED treatments have been one of the biggest game-changers for the skin on my face and neck, I couldn’t wait to show my hands the same TLC.

The technology is science-backed

Of course, not all red light devices are created equal; but this one uses FDA-cleared, dermatologist-recommended technology and the brand has conducted multiple studies showing its benefits. The glove has 144 LEDs, with red (633 nanometer) and near-infrared (830 nanometer) light.

The glove is easy to use

There are no bells and whistles here: you’ll simply slide your hand in and secure the glove with its Velcro strap before pressing the power button. The glove will automatically turn off in 10 minutes.

I've been rotating one hand per day, which results in about three treatments per week for each hand. The silicone material is flexible and soft, and the Velcro strap keeps the glove secure on my hand.

My only qualm with the glove's design is that it doesn't hold a charge for very long. I find myself charging it every three sessions or so.

It's portable and lightweight

Unless I was traveling for extended periods of time, I likely wouldn't pack my red light glove on vacation—but it's nice to have the option! The glove is very lightweight and comes with a soft carrying case for easy storage.

The results are undeniable

The brand says most people see results after four weeks of consistent use, and that's right around the time when I started to really notice a change in my skin's appearance.

My previously crepey hands are looking softer, brighter, and more youthful. The fine lines around my knuckles and on my wrists are also starting to look smoother.

There's no denying that red light tools are an investment (this one is $345)—but when you consider the results and how the price compares to in-office treatments, the Omnilux glove becomes somewhat of a no-brainer for those who can afford it.

While it's by no means a must-have, the glove is a great investment for anyone who is frustrated by crepey, crinkly hands and wants to enhance their skin's longevity.