From the jump, Omnilux's Contour model caught my eye because of the way it looks: flexible and formfitting to the face, like a traditional sheet mask. Because of this, it feels
much easier to use than other devices which feel more like hardware sitting on top of our face. You don't have to sit and wait with your eyes closed for the treatment to end. You can go about your business (well, as much as possible with a face mask on) until your 10-minute session is up.
I wasn't about to cook a full course meal or anything, but doing some work on the computer was fine. Along with the silicone mask (that uses velcro straps to fasten to your face), Omnilux Contour comes with a charger, carry bag, and several country-specific adaptors (clearly made for world-traveling supermodels like Hadid!). The mask uses two types of light: red, which boosts overall cellular repair, targeting inflammation, redness, and pigmentation, and near-infrared, which goes deep into the skin cells and stimulates collagen goodness.