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Shark CryoGlow FW312UK LED Face Mask
Grooming & BeautyFeatured in Vol. 25

Shark CryoGlow FW312UK LED Face Mask

£259.99

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The Shark CryoGlow FW312UK is an LED face mask with red, blue and infrared routines, plus clip-on under-eye cooling pads. It makes a fairly serious skincare gadget out of the very modern wish to address blemishes and tired-looking eyes before the kettle has boiled.

Prices correct as of: 22/08/2026 11:20

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At a glance

One-line verdict

A properly specified LED face mask with the gloriously extra addition of adjustable under-eye cooling, provided you can tolerate charging another appliance for your face.

Best for

Someone who wants a structured LED skincare routine and likes the idea of a 5-to-15-minute under-eye cooling session without adding another drawer-dwelling beauty tool.

Skip it if

Skip it if charging for about 3 hours, cleaning the mask after every use, or committing to one LED routine a day sounds like admin your bathroom cabinet cannot justify.

The full picture

The Shark CryoGlow FW312UK LED Face Mask is aimed at the sort of skincare routine that has quietly acquired cables, timers and a dedicated shelf. Its treatment menu covers Better Ageing, Blemish Repair and Skin Sustain, while Under-Eye Revive adds cooling beneath the eyes. Apparently a standard face mask was not quite enough; now our eye area has its own climate-control programme.

We think that peculiar specificity is the point. Red LED and infrared appear in the six-minute Better Ageing routine, while the eight-minute Blemish Repair programme cycles through blue LED, infrared and red LED. Rather than ask buyers to improvise, Shark has put the routines on an LCD remote control and set a one-routine-per-day recommendation in the user guide.

The cooling element is the intriguing curveball. The included clip-on chill pads offer three levels and run for five to 15 minutes, either on their own or with an LED routine. That makes sense for someone who wants a deliberately timed under-eye step, rather than another cream to apply during a rushed morning while trying not to brush teeth with moisturiser.

There is, inevitably, maintenance. The mask needs wiping with a damp cloth after each use, no chemical or alcohol-based cleaners, then complete drying before it goes again. It also takes about three hours to charge and cannot operate on charge. CryoGlow is a considered beauty device, not a casual impulse for anyone whose current regime is ‘whatever was near the sink’.

The Irresistible

  • Under-Eye Revive is genuinely distinctive: the clip-on pads supply 5 to 15 minutes of cooling across three adjustable chill levels, alone or alongside an LED routine.
  • The treatment setup is unusually explicit, with a six-minute red LED and infrared Better Ageing routine and an eight-minute, three-phase Blemish Repair routine.
  • The UK package is reassuringly complete, including the LCD remote, protective cover, charging cable and plug, guides, adjustable straps and silicone eye shields.

The Clever Part

  • Its stated 138-minute battery life covers plenty of the short listed sessions between charges.
  • The user guide’s one-LED-routine-per-day advice and eight-minute maximum LED session keep the device from encouraging a wildly overcommitted nightly calendar entry.
  • At 0.74 kg and 22.3 cm by 20.29 cm by 14 cm, this is a substantial device rather than something likely to vanish into an already chaotic toiletries bag.

The Fine Print

  • A full charge takes about 3 hours, and the mask cannot be used while it is charging.
  • Cleaning is not optional faff: the guide calls for a damp cloth after each use, no chemical or alcohol-based cleaners, and complete drying before reuse.

The Reality Check

  • This is a medical device with a routine-led approach, so it is a poor fit for anyone wanting a zero-maintenance, spontaneous skincare extra.

Buyer questions answered

Does the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask have under-eye cooling?

Yes, Under-Eye Revive provides 5 to 15 minutes of cooling with three adjustable chill levels, either alone or alongside an LED routine. The clip-on chill pads are included in the UK box, which is handy if your eyes look as though they have been answering emails all night.

What does the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask do for anti-ageing and blemishes?

It provides a Better Ageing treatment combining red LEDs and infrared for 6 minutes, plus a Blemish Repair treatment using blue LED, infrared and red LED phases for 8 minutes. These are named treatments, rather than a legally binding promise to become a skincare advert.

Does the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask use red, blue and infrared light?

Yes, it uses red, blue and infrared light across its listed treatments. Better Ageing combines red LEDs and infrared, while Blemish Repair uses blue LED, infrared and red LED phases.

How do you charge the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask?

Charge it with the included USB-C charging cable and plug; the stated charge time is 3 hours, and the mask does not operate while charging. Its stated battery life is 138 minutes, so the cable need not take up permanent residence beside the toothbrushes.

What comes with the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask?

The UK box includes the light therapy mask with adjustable straps and attached silicone eye shields, an LCD remote control, optional clip-on chill pads, an LED protective cover, a USB-C charging cable with plug, a user guide and a quick start guide.

What warranty does the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask have in the UK?

The UK product page lists a 2-year warranty. That is the stated cover for the UK listing, rather than a vague promise that someone, somewhere, will be sympathetic.