Welcome to the official Skifir channel. We are an ISO9001 and ISO13485 certified source manufacturer specializing in professional phototherapy and red light therapy devices. Based in China, we operate an advanced manufacturing facility dedicated to high-quality OEM/ODM production for global beauty brands, distributors, and wellness clinics.

Our core product lines include FDA & CE-certified LED facial masks, red light therapy belts, and laser hair growth caps. With in-house R&D engineering, custom silicone molding capabilities, and strict 100% quality inspection, Skifir provides flexible, low-MOQ contract manufacturing solutions tailored to B2B clients worldwide.


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What wavelengths are available in Skifir LED masks?

Our LED configuration includes four main wavelengths: 630nm, 460nm, 520nm and 850nm near-infrared.

Rather than using a single wavelength, the device combines different light sources to create a multi-color lighting system.

The available modes include Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple, Cyan and White, with near-infrared incorporated into the device configuration.

For Skifir, these specifications are not only product selling points. They are also part of the manufacturing and quality-control process.

Our team can test the wavelength and light output of finished devices to verify the actual performance of the product during production.

This is particularly useful for B2B customers who need clear technical specifications when developing products for their own markets.

And if you're building a private label beauty brand, we can also discuss customized LED configurations, product requirements, branding and packaging through our OEM/ODM manufacturing service.

Technical specifications matter. Manufacturing control matters too.

That's the difference between simply sourcing a product and working directly with a manufacturer.

📩 DM Skifir for product specifications and OEM/ODM inquiries.

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Where is Skifir's factory located?

Skifir is a beauty device manufacturer based in Shenzhen, China, one of the world's major technology and manufacturing hubs.

In this video, take a look inside our manufacturing process — from product assembly and silicone fitting to testing, quality control and final packaging.

As a direct manufacturer, Skifir works with brands, wholesalers and distributors worldwide on OEM/ODM and private label projects.

📍 Factory Location: Shenzhen, China
🏭 Business: Beauty Device Manufacturing
🤝 Services: OEM / ODM / Private Label
🌎 Serving B2B customers worldwide

Want to learn more about Skifir or discuss your next project?

📩 DM us or contact: info@skifir.com

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4 days ago | [YT] | 0

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Is Skifir a manufacturer or trading company?

You don't have to take our word for it.

Look inside our factory.

Production lines.
Assembly.
Silicone fitting.
Testing.
Quality inspection.
Packaging.

These are the steps behind every device we ship.

Skifir is a beauty device manufacturer, working directly with brands, wholesalers and B2B partners around the world.

If you're looking for more than a trading company —
let's talk factory direct.

📩 DM us for catalogs, specifications and OEM/ODM cooperation.

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6 days ago | [YT] | 0

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Why Silicone Instead of a Hard Shell?

LED technology gets most of the attention.

But the material is part of the experience too.

The Skifir mask uses food-grade liquid silicone for the main body.

Why does that matter?

Because an LED mask isn't designed to sit on a display shelf.

It's designed to be worn.

A rigid housing can hold electronics very well.

But a flexible silicone structure can create a completely different wearing experience.

The result is a mask that looks less like a piece of electronic equipment and more like something designed around the human face.

Inside that flexible body is an 80 LED / 240-chip light system with multiple wavelength ranges.

So there are really two sides to the design:

Flexible on the outside.
Technical on the inside.

That's the balance we're aiming for.

#Skifir #SiliconeMask #LEDFaceMask #BeautyDevice #BeautyTechnology #LEDTechnology #Skifir

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What does “LED light therapy” actually mean?

It's easy to look at an LED face mask and simply see seven colors.

Red.
Blue.
Green.
Purple.
White.

But color is only the visible part of the story.

The wavelength is where the technical details begin.

For the Skifir LED Silicone Mask, the facial system uses 68 5050 LED chips, with wavelengths including 630nm red, 460nm blue, 520nm green and 850nm near infrared.

The 850nm wavelength is particularly interesting because it isn't visible to the human eye.

That means you can't understand the entire light system just by looking at the mask.

That's also why irradiance testing matters.

Different light modes are measured separately using a photometer under the specified mixed-light testing method, rather than treating every mode as having the same output.

The result is a device built around specific light configurations rather than simply a colorful appearance.

For a manufacturer, these details matter.

LED type.
Wavelength.
Irradiance.
Power.
Battery.
Material.

They all become part of the final product.

This is a closer look at the technology behind the Skifir LED Silicone Mask.

Skifir — Manufacturer of Beauty Technology & OEM/ODM Solutions.

#Skifir #LEDTechnology #LEDMask #630nm #850nm #BeautyDevice #OEMODM

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The Light You See Is Only Part of the Product

Turn the mask on.

You see Red.

Change the mode.

Blue.

Green.

Yellow.

Purple.

Cyan.

White.

But the color you see is only the visible side of the product.

Behind those modes are specific wavelength specifications.

620–625nm Red

455–460nm Blue

520–525nm Green

590nm Yellow

The system is built with 80 LED units and 240 individual chips, reaching an energy density of up to 38mW/cm² under the specified testing conditions.

That's why we like to look beyond the appearance of an LED mask.

The light isn't just decoration.

It's the core of the device.

And once you start looking at wavelength and output, a simple-looking LED mask becomes a much more interesting piece of beauty technology.

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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68 LED Chips. 4 Key Wavelengths. 7 Light Modes.

At first, the numbers seem simple.

68 LEDs.
4 key wavelengths.
7 light modes.

But each number tells a different part of the story.

The Skifir LED Silicone Mask uses 68 × 5050 LED chips across the face.

The LED system includes:

630nm Red
460nm Blue
520nm Green
850nm Near Infrared

These wavelengths are configured into seven selectable modes:

Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple, Cyan and White.

Near Infrared remains part of the system by default.

Then we look at the light output.

Using a photometer under the specified mixed-light testing method, we measure the irradiance of each mode rather than treating all seven modes as identical.

Red + NIR: 21mW/cm² ±10%

Blue + NIR: 21mW/cm² ±10%

Green + NIR: 16mW/cm² ±10%

Yellow + NIR: 25mW/cm² ±10%

Purple + NIR: 34mW/cm² ±10%

Cyan + NIR: 30mW/cm² ±10%

White + NIR: 36mW/cm² ±10%

This is one of the reasons technical specifications are important.

A product can have the same number of LEDs as another product and still have a completely different light configuration.

The LED package matters.

The wavelength matters.

The optical output matters.

And the way those components are integrated into the wearable device matters too.

The Skifir mask combines this LED system with food-grade liquid silicone, a 5W power system, and a 3.7V 2000mAh battery.

That's the product from a technical perspective.

Not simply seven colors.

A controlled LED system built into a wearable beauty device.

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Don't Just Look at the LEDs

When you look at an LED mask, the first thing you notice is usually the LEDs.

We'd suggest looking a little closer.

How many?

68 on the face.

What type?

5050 LED chips.

Which wavelengths?

630nm / 460nm / 520nm / 850nm.

How many modes?

Seven.

How is the output tested?

Mode by mode, using a photometer under the specified mixed-light testing method.

What powers the system?

3.7V 2000mAh battery.

What is the mask made from?

Food-grade liquid silicone.

Suddenly, it's no longer just a glowing silicone mask.

It's a light system with a specific configuration.

And that's exactly the difference we want people to understand.

Don't just look at the LEDs.
Look at the technology behind them.

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#Skifir #LEDFaceMask #LEDTechnology #5050LED #630nm #850nm #BeautyTechnology

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It Looks Simple. That's the Point.
Good beauty technology doesn't need to look complicated.

One button.

A small display.

A few modes.

A smooth treatment head.

From the outside, the Skifir device looks surprisingly simple.

But multifunction beauty devices can pack quite a bit into a small body.

LED light therapy.

Microcurrent / EMS.

Different intensity settings.

And depending on the configuration, additional functions such as warming or vibration can be integrated into the treatment experience.

The idea isn't to make the device look complicated.

It's to make the technology easy to use.

Pick a mode.

Adjust the intensity.

Move the device across the skin.

And continue with your routine.

Sometimes the best interface is the one you don't have to think about.

Skifir — beauty technology, simplified.

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3 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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The Light Has a Specification

A lot of beauty products are described by what you can see.

Color.

Shape.

Finish.

Light therapy devices are a little different.

What matters isn't only what the light looks like.

It's the wavelength behind it.

That's why the Skifir Silicone LED Mask specifies 630nm Red, 460nm Blue, 520nm Green and 850nm Near Infrared.

Those numbers are more useful to us than simply saying “red, blue and green.”

They tell you exactly what light source you're working with.

The mask uses 68 5050 LEDs and seven modes, with 850nm Near Infrared incorporated throughout the system.

We also test irradiance for each mixed-light mode, with measured results from 16 to 36mW/cm² ±10%.

If you're going to build a product around light, we think the light deserves to be described properly.

#Skifir #630nm #850nm #LEDFaceMask #RedLightTherapy #LEDTechnology

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