Light Modes: Red to boost collagen and elastin production, Blue for anti-acne and pore-shrinking benefits, Purple to bring you the best of both the latter simultaneously, White to boost skin metabolism, Cyan to reduce swollen capillaries, Green to reduce dark spots and Yellow to reduce inflammation and redness. Why it’s Vogue approved: Clinically proven to reduce wrinkles by an impressive 35 per cent in just four weeks, CurrentBody’s LED Mask is also a hit with a number of celebrities. With red and near-infrared, it’s not for you if you want a mask that will target acne-prone skin (as it doesn’t offer blue light), but it is brilliant for general luminosity, collagen boosting and skin smoothing. And to add to that? It’s made from patented flexible silicone, which isn’t just comfortable, but it ensures light covers every area of the face. It’s a yes from us.

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Why it’s Vogue approved: If you’re after a tool that does it all – LED light and the rest, that is – the TheraFace Pro is your guy. We are big fans of the red, blue and infrared light it delivers directly to the skin, as well as the other attachments that come with it, such as percussive and cryo-therapy. All you have to do is glide the head over the skin post-cleanse – it’s lightweight, multifaceted and quite simply the easiest way to incorporate LED into your routine. Pros: focused treatment of the lip contour- one of the first places on the face to show signs of ageing | short treatment times - easy to fit into your skincare routine So what exactly is it? LED light therapy is where the skin is exposed to different wavelengths of light (including red, near-infrared and blue) that penetrate deep beneath its surface. Unlike UV light, these rays are actually good for the skin, but their benefits depend on the shade of light emitted by the device, which should be chosen based on skin concern.Pros: boosts collagen with red LEDs and Near Infrared | silicon comfortably flexes to the contours of your face | great for brightening skin Included accessories: Dermalux Flex MD Base Unit, Dermalux Flex MD Controller, Flexible LED Canopy, Power Supply (with 1.5m lead), User Manual, Goggles, Treatment Pillow, Carry Bag

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Light Modes: one mode combining amber(602nm), red (633nm), deep red (660nm) and near-infrared (850nm) light Cons: some users report a poor fit depending on your face shape | does not include Near Infrared light Included accessories: 3 percussive attachments (Cone, Micropoint, Flat), Microcurrent Ring, LED Light Therapy Ring, Cleansing Ring, TheraOne Conductive Gel, Soft Carrying Bag, Stand, USB-A to USB-C charging cable Treatment Time: minimum 3 minutes daily on the affected area for at least 6 months. Up to an hour daily for the best results For the best results, it’s recommended to use any sort of LED device on clean skin. Gently wash your face prior to therapy with a non-drying cleanser to remove any skincare and make-up residue. Also try to avoid any aggressive exfoliation and sunlight exposure before starting LED treatment. Post-treatment, follow up with serums, creams and other soothing moisturisers. Which is the best LED face mask?Pros: brief, convenient treatment time | flex design ensures full coverage of LED light on all the facial contours | eye shields allow you to see, so you can stay productive during masking sessions | is completely hands-free | toggle button to opt in or out of massage Pros: Smart app allows you to program which LED modes you want active on specific areas of the face | app also lets you schedule treatment reminders and monitor your progress | fully wireless once charged