User Guide
Find step-by-step instructions for using and caring for INIA beauty devices. Get help with setup, treatment routines, cleaning, storage, fit, controls, maintenance, and common troubleshooting questions.
Best Serum to Use With Red Light Therapy: What to Apply and When
Best serum to use with red light therapy usually means a lightweight hydrating serum, not a heavy oil, thick cream, or aggressive active blend. For most at-home LED mask routines, clean skin during the... Read more »
Red Light Therapy Before or After Skincare?
Red light therapy before or after skincare is usually simple: cleanse first, use the light device on clean dry skin, then apply serum, moisturizer, and sunscreen afterward. The main exception is when a... Read more »
How Often to Do Red Light Therapy on Face
How often to do red light therapy on face depends on the device manual, skin tolerance, and your goal, but many users do best by starting a few times per week before increasing. More sessions are not... Read more »
Red Light Mask Feels Heavy: What It Means and What to Do
Red light mask feels heavy is usually a comfort and fit problem, not proof that the light routine is unsafe or more powerful. A mask can feel heavy when weight, strap tension, gravity, face shape, and... Read more »
Red Light Mask Keeps Slipping: Strap and Fit Fixes
Red light mask keeps slipping usually means the mask is not anchored evenly, not that you need to tighten it as much as possible. Sliding can come from strap angle, short or thin hair, slippery skincare,... Read more »
Red Light Mask Hurts My Head: Safety and Fit Guide
Red light mask hurts my head usually points to strap pressure, mask weight, side-head compression, eye-area discomfort, posture, or light sensitivity. Head pain is not a sign that the device is working... Read more »
Red Light Mask Modes Look Bright or Dim: What It Means
red light mask modes bright dim is a support issue that should be checked methodically instead of guessed from one session. For a user who cannot tell whether the mask changed modes or only changed... Read more »
Microcurrent Device Too Strong: How to Adjust Safely
Microcurrent device too strong usually means the intensity, conductive gel, placement, speed, or skin condition is not right for that session. A light tingling can happen, but pain is not a goal and should not be... Read more »
Microcurrent Device Works Intermittently: What to Check First
microcurrent device works intermittently is a support issue that should be checked methodically instead of guessed from one session. For a user whose device seems to pulse, stop, or work only in certain... Read more »
Microcurrent Device Poor Skin Contact: How to Fix Weak or Patchy Pulses
microcurrent device poor skin contact is a support issue that should be checked methodically instead of guessed from one session. For a user who feels weak pulsing because the device does not stay flat on the... Read more »
INIA CURVIFY Weak Stimulation: What to Check Before Raising the Level
INIA CURVIFY weak stimulation usually comes down to contact, fit, placement, skin prep, intensity progression, or expectation mismatch before it proves that the device is not working. If you barely feel... Read more »
INIA CURVIFY Fit Sizing: Waist Tight, Thighs Loose, or Poor Contact?
INIA CURVIFY fit sizing matters because wearable EMS needs stable skin contact to feel consistent and comfortable. CURVIFY should sit securely enough to keep contact zones in place, but it should not feel... Read more »