A question, not a product
Every mask on the market was a rigid shell that hovered over the skin, and the eye shield always arrived in its own bag. We wrote down what a better one would have to do.
Complimentary shipping across the United States
FDA cleared — clinically informed wavelengths
Eva started with a question we could not answer honestly: why does looking after your skin have to cost you an evening? So we built the shortest ritual we could stand behind — ten quiet minutes, three times a week.
Every decision in the product traces back to one of these. When a shortcut collided with one, the shortcut lost.
Anyone can call a panel powerful. We publish the irradiance as an average across the whole surface — 35 mW/cm² — because the number at the single brightest diode tells you nothing about the light reaching your jaw.
Measured, not claimed
Rigid shells sit away from the skin, and light falls off fast with distance. Eva is moulded from soft, skin-safe silicone that holds every diode where it was calibrated to sit — on your face, not near it.
Exact Fit contour
The eye shield and the face shield are moulded as one body. No clipping, no separate bag, no light leaking at the edges — and no step that quietly gets skipped once the novelty wears off.
One integrated piece
Eva is FDA cleared, which is not the same as approved, so that is the word we use. The silicone is skin-safe rather than medical grade. Getting the language right is the cheapest way to earn the benefit of the doubt.
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Everything we have built comes down to a mask you will actually reach for on a Tuesday. The neck piece is included, the warranty is a year, and the whole ritual is over before your tea goes cold.