Red and blue light
The device lists 620 nm red and 430 nm blue light. Red-light research is relevant to collagen support; blue light is better established for acne-related bacteria than for fine lines.
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Dedicated eye care
LAYOR Mini
Small tool. Thoughtful detail.
A compact, single-button eye-care device combining red and blue light, vibration massage, and gentle microcurrent (EMS), with a curved head designed to fit the eye area without spilling light onto the eyes.
- Single-button control
- Three intensity levels
- Compact curved head
Shown in Gunmetal & black
$129.00USD
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Estimated delivery Sep 28–Oct 1 (7–10 business days). Delivery & returns
What’s included
- 1x LAYOR eye care device
- 1x charging cable
- 1x instruction manual
How to use
- Cleanse your face and apply eye cream or serum evenly around the eye area.
- Press the power button and select a mode based on your needs.
- Use gently along the orbital bone beneath the eye and at the outer corner. Never place it on the eyelid or eyeball.
- After use, wipe the device clean with a soft cloth.
Always follow the supplied device manual for product compatibility, placement and session timing.
Specifications
| Product type | Eye beauty device |
|---|---|
| Model | B152 |
| Key functions | Targets the appearance of dark circles, under-eye bags and eye-area wrinkles while supporting a lifted, firmer look |
| Design | Slim pen-shaped device with a metallic finish and a red LED light cluster at the treatment head |
| Rated power | 3W |
| Battery | 3.7V / 500mAh |
| Approximate working time | 1 hour |
| Approximate weight | 49g |
| Red-light wavelength | 620nm |
| Blue-light wavelength | 430nm |
| Intensity levels | 3 |
| Power supply | Cable charging |
| Suitable area | Eye area |
| Packaging | Gift box |
Before your first use
Do not use if pregnant, on broken or irritated skin, or if you have an active skin condition, infection, or are in medical treatment for one — consult a doctor first. Do not use directly on the eyeball.
Your ritual, considered
Care for the little details.
A compact companion for your eye-care routine.
A considered addition to your skincare shelf, with the details that make a routine feel like your own.
Make it part of your routineHow the technology works
Four functions focused on the eye contour.
The supplied panel identifies 430 nm blue light, 620 nm red light, high-frequency vibration, and low-frequency microcurrent or EMS.
Microcurrent or EMS
Low-frequency electrical pulses stimulate the small muscles around the eye contour during contact. Begin at the lowest comfortable intensity.
High-frequency vibration
Gentle movement helps spread eye cream evenly while reducing the need to rub the delicate eye area by hand.
Evidence context: technology specifications and study figures shown in translated panels come from the supplied product materials and internal reports. Results can vary by person, technique, dose, and consistency.
Features in focus
See the technology.
Understand the ritual.
A closer look at the functions, testing and design details behind this device.
Get to know your device
Small details.
Considered care.
Explore the available modes. Consult the supplied manual for the full operating instructions.
Blue Light
A verified 430nm alternate light program. Eye-area anti-aging results are not established for this device.
Red Light
A verified 620nm red-light program. Results depend on output and dose, which were not supplied.
Gentle EMS
Electrical pulses create a mild muscle-stimulation sensation during use.
Vibration Massage
Spreads eye cream evenly while reducing rubbing by hand; it is not presented as proof of deeper absorption.
Made for real routines
Purpose in every mode.
Details in every view.
Explore how the contact design, controls and treatment areas fit into everyday use.
Session timing & mode order
How long to use it.
When to change modes.
Session minutes are not stated in the supplied material
The supplied LAYOR instructions explain application, mode selection, point pressing, and cleaning, but they do not state a session duration. A minute count would therefore be an unsupported addition.
Select the program that matches the intended step and follow the included manual. The supplied instructions do not tell users to switch light or EMS programs midway, so do not change programs partway through unless the included manual directs you to. Stop if the sensation becomes uncomfortable.
No source-defined duration
Blue Light
Keep the contact points along the orbital bone and away from the eyelid and eyeball.
No source-defined duration
Red Light
The supplied instructions do not call for a mid-session light change.
No source-defined duration
Gentle EMS
Begin at the lowest comfortable intensity and stop if the sensation is uncomfortable.
No source-defined duration
Vibration Massage
Use over eye cream or serum with gentle point presses along the orbital bone.
Manual takes priority: use the instructions packed with your device if they specify a different automatic cycle, contraindication, or placement rule for your exact model.
The complete picture
Results, technique
and what comes with it.
The remaining product panels bring the routine, supplied assessments and included pieces together.
Questions, answered
What you may feel.
Where each mode belongs.
Clear answers about electrical sensations, light selection, and careful use around the eyes.
Why can I feel tingling when I use the device?
The Gentle EMS function uses electrical pulses, so a mild pulsing or tingling sensation can occur. The red and blue light themselves should not create a tingle. Apply eye cream or serum as directed, begin at the lowest comfortable intensity, and stop if you feel pain, burning, eye twitching, numbness, or lingering irritation.
Which light should I choose if wrinkles are my concern?
Choose the red-light program. The supplied specification identifies it as 620 nm, which is closer to wavelengths studied for photoaged skin than the 430 nm blue program. The device’s irradiance and delivered dose have not been supplied, so the wavelength alone does not establish a wrinkle-reduction result.
Is this eye device safe to place directly on my eyelids?
No. Use the contact points along the orbital bone beneath the eye and at the outer corner, as shown in the supplied instructions. Do not place the head on the eyelid or eyeball, and do not look directly into the LEDs. Follow any eye-protection instruction in the included manual.
Can every program be used in every part of the eye area?
No. The device is intended for the eye area, but placement still matters. Keep every program on the external orbital area shown in the supplied guide. The source material does not authorize use on the mobile eyelid, lash line, inner corner, or eyeball.
Stop and reassess: mild electrical pulsing can occur in an EMS, microcurrent, or MFIP program. Pain, burning, strong involuntary twitching around the eye, vision changes, numbness, or irritation that persists after use are reasons to stop and seek appropriate medical advice.
The science behind this device
Know the mechanism.
Understand the limits.
These guides explain the technologies present in this product and why results depend on the exact device and protocol.
Muscle stimulation
EMS & electrical stimulation
EMS, microcurrent, and KONKA’s MFIP all use electrical energy, but the waveform, intensity, contact, and treatment schedule determine what a user actually experiences.
Read the sciencePhotobiomodulation
Light therapy
Light-based skincare depends on wavelength, irradiance, total dose, distance, contact, treatment time, and repetition—not color alone.
Read the scienceOnly technologies supported by the available supplier specifications are linked here.
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