Serving Wellesley, MA
Red Light Therapy for Wellesley Residents
Wellesley has long been a town that values wellness — from its walking trails around Lake Waban to the health-conscious dining on Central Street. Glo Wellness Salon extends that commitment with something genuinely new: a private, self-service booth combining infrared red light therapy, halotherapy, and oxygen enrichment in a single fifteen-minute session.
Located just twelve minutes west on Route 9 in Framingham, Glo is an easy addition to any Wellesley routine. Many of our Wellesley members stop in after dropping kids at school, between errands on Route 9, or as an end-of-day wind-down before heading home.
Each session surrounds you with FDA Class II infrared panels operating at clinically studied wavelengths (630–660nm and 850–1050nm), pharmaceutical-grade salt air from our HaloGX™ halogenerator, and oxygen-enriched air from a dedicated concentrator. The booth is comfortably warm — enough to trigger deep relaxation and circulation, gentle enough to read a book or listen to a podcast.
Wellesley residents tell us they appreciate the privacy and efficiency. There's no spa-style small talk, no waiting room, no upsells. You enter your door code, walk to your private booth, and emerge fifteen minutes later with noticeably better skin tone, clearer breathing, and a calm that lasts well into the evening.
Start with Compliments by Christmas — it's the kind of reset that fits the Wellesley pace of life: effective, elegant, and respectful of your time.
Visit Us
Glo Wellness Salon
92 Worcester Rd, Suite 301
Framingham, MA 01702
Every day: 6 AM – 10 PM
From Wellesley
From Wellesley Hills, take Route 9 West for about 5 miles. Glo is at 92 Worcester Rd on the right, past the Natick line. About 12 minutes.
Ready to experience
the glow?
24 red light rituals over 8 weeks, booked and held for you. $1,000 or 2 payments of $500.15 minutes of red light, salt air, and oxygen therapy in a private booth.
Reserve my spotThese statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Glo is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.