AS a beauty writer who tests new launches daily, it takes a LOT for me to stay loyal to one product.
The only thing strong enough to break my bond with Shark’s CryoGlow LED mask? The new Shark CryoGlow LED mask.
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Shark CryoGlow Clinic Face + Body, £549.99
I’ve been using the OG CryoGlow almost daily since it launched in 2024, so I was keen to see if the newest launch is worth splashing the cash on.
The brand only just released the CryoGlow Plus in July, but now the CryoGlow Clinic has hit the shelves, this time treating the body as well as the face.
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How much is it? The luxury buy is £549.99 for the face and body set. The mask can be bought separately for £379.99, while the body panel is £249.99 (and compatible with other Shark CryoGlow masks).
Who’s it best for? Skincare experts will love it. I’d also recommend it to mature skin types looking for their first LED mask. If you’re younger and understandably don’t want to drop £550, I’d go for the CryoGlow Clinic Face Mask on its own.
What we loved: The mask has increased power, 17 modes, body attachments that treat even the hands, the body panel is compatible with the old mask, the remote charges separately, and the upgraded cooling eye patches.
What we didn’t love: Very expensive, quite noisy if you want to watch TV while using it and doesn’t come with a protective case.
I’ve been testing for a month ahead of the launch, and (almost) every small issue I had with the original mask has been improved.
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My favourite is the removable remote that can now be charged separately (and it comes with a port).
The cooling eye patches are one of the features that sets the mask above the rest, and they’re a saviour for waking up my puffy eyes in the morning.
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Under-Eye Revive mode is now joined by contrast therapy Dual-Temp Restore Mode, which alternates between hot and cold to soothe and brighten the eyes and stimulate circulation.
There are three light modes and an impressive 17 routine options across the face and body, including Wrinkle Repair, Balance & Clear, and Skin Sustain.
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From using the CryoGlow consistently for two years, I can vouch for how effectively it smooths and brightens the skin, and the new version features 170 LED bulbs (the original is 160) that are twice as powerful.
The biggest change to Shark’s newest model (and the feature I was most excited to try) is the body attachment.
It uses the same settings as the mask (targeting ageing redness, pigmentation and texture), but for the neck, décolletage
and even hands.
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Shark CryoGlow Clinic Body, £249.99
It’s user-friendly and easily straps onto the body, or folds into an arch (that resembles a nail lamp) for hand treatments.
Shark isn’t the first to launch an at-home LED for the body, but having everything in one place (along with eye depuffing) is a game-changer.
Those who don’t want the whole lot can opt for just the Clinic Face Mask (£379.99).
If you already have a CryoGlow, the Clinic Body device can be purchased separately for £249.99 and is compatible with the other masks (the only downside is that you’ll need to use separate remotes for each).
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The older model is still available, and you can read my Shark CryoGlow LED mask review to compare.
For more options, read Sun Shopping’s roundup of the best LED masks.
The Verdict
SHARK has outdone itself (and everyone else) with its latest LED launch.
As the OG CryoGlow has been a constant in my routine, I can vouch for how it brightens and smooths the skin, while the new version is even more powerful.
I love the small upgrades (the detachable remote and contrast therapy under-eye patches), but the biggest change is, of course, the body attachments.
The whole set is extremely expensive, and I would say it’s a worthy investment for mature skin types. If you’re younger and want to focus on your complexion, I’d just get the CryoClinic Face Mask and save yourself some cash.
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