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LED Blue Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 1
LED Blue Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 1
Red and Blue LED therapy mask for clearer, brighter skin.
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What you need to know:
What you need to know:
- Eliminates bacteria, controls oil production and calms redness and irritation
- Blue (415nm) and red (633nm) LED wavelengths work in synergy to target blemishes more effectively than blue light alone
How to choose the best LED face mask?
How to choose the best LED face mask?
When it comes to blue light therapy, more power doesn't always mean better results. Effective treatment depends on a precise balance of:
- Wavelength accuracy: reaching the exact skin depth needed to achieve results.
- Coverage consistency: Ensuring light reaches the full treatment area evenly.
- Power: Balanced over time for effective treatments without irritating the skin.
- LED quality: Emitting the correct wavelength at the same strength, every time.
Our devices are designed with all of these factors in mind. CurrentBody is the first brand to test every bulb in every device through Veritace®, guaranteeing that each device delivers the clinical-grade wavelengths proven to work.
LED Face Mask before and afters
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Reduces active blemishes
Gemma, UK CurrentBody Verified Buyer
"Great addition to my routine, my breakouts appear less irritated after use."
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Clears pores to minimise breakouts
Amy, UK CurrentBody Verified Buyer
"This miracle mask has made such a difference to the appearance of my blemishes, i have less redness and much smoother skin."
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Reduce redness & irritation
Talia, 5x a week for 10 weeks | CurrentBody Verified Buyer
difference."
"My redness has gone down so much, I can't believe the
Combined LED tech to treat blemishes
132 LED lights that emit 2 clinically proven blue and red light wavelengths proven to target blemishes more effectively than blue light alone:
- Blue (415nm):Helps to eliminate blemish-causing bacteria, control oil production and reduce shine
- Red (633nm): Proven to reduce inflammation and calm redness while boosting skin healing.
Battle your breakouts at every stage with our LED Blue Light Therapy Mask, helping to prevent breakouts, treat blemishes, and fade scarring for clearer, smoother, shine-free skin.
Complete coverage to beat breakouts
Each LED bulb is embedded in a transparent silicone case within the mask, diffusing the light for complete and even skin coverage.
Better coverage means better results— the more LED light that covers your skin, the more effective the results.
Your questions, answered
Do I have to wear eye protection whilst using blue light devices?
Yes. We recommend using the provided goggles to use during your blue light treatment.
My device is showing a pink/purple light. Why?
Our device contains both red and blue LEDs in the same treatment, making the light look a pink/purple color as the lights mix.
What skin type can the LED Blue Light Mask be used on?
This device is suitable for use on skin with mild to moderate blemishes.
How long should it take to see results?
We expect you to see results within 6 weeks of using the mask. However, everyones’ skin is different and will react to the treatment in different ways. After 6 weeks of consistent use, we recommend taking a break from the device for a couple of weeks before continuing with treatment.
Is it safe to use?
The CurrentBody Skin LED Blue Light Mask has been FDA-cleared and is safe for use on the skin.
How do I prepare my skin for treatment with the LED mask?
Before beginning treatment, wash and dry your face. Make sure you have conducted a light sensitivity test if it is your first time using the device.
How do I use the LED face mask?
Step 1: Conduct a sensitivity test.
Step 2: Cleanse and dry your skin. Attach the mask securely around your head and adjust the straps comfortably.
Step 3: Switch on, then sit back and relax for your 10-minute light therapy session.
Step 4: Remove the mask from your head, wipe clean and safely store.
Step 5: Continue with the rest of your skincare routine.
Can I use my normal moisturizer before I use the light therapy device?
Certain skincare and makeup can block the LED light from entering the skin. We recommend using the LED face mask on clean, product free skin.
Do I have to wear eye protection whilst using blue light devices?
Yes. It’s important to limit exposure to blue LED light, we recommend using the provided protective goggle inserts for the duration of your light therapy session.
What causes breakouts?
Clogged hair follicles due to excess oil, dead skin cells, dirt, or makeup can cause blemishes, while hormonal changes can increase oil production, leading to pore blockage.
And while stress alone doesn’t cause acne, it can aggravate the symptoms.
How do you define acne?
Acne refers to imperfections on the skin, such as discoloration, spots or marks, caused by various factors like hormonal changes, genetics, stress, skincare, diet and environment.
Our LED Blue Light Face Mask targets mild to moderate spots, pimples and whiteheads. However, it's not effective for treating pockmarks or indentations from previous spots, nor is it recommended for those with a history of melasma. If you have severe acne, please consult your doctor.
How should I clean the LED face mask after use?
Wipe down the transparent side of the LED face mask with water-based wipes or a damp, lint free cloth. Stubborn stains can be gently removed with 70% rubbing alcohol. We recommend cleaning your mask before every use to keep it fresh.
How long does the LED face mask take to charge?
6 to 8 hours for a full charge.
What is the difference between blue light and red light therapy?
Blue light therapy gets absorbed by the cells on the skin’s surface, specifically targeting spot-causing bacteria (p. acnes).
Red light therapy works below the skin’s surface to lower inflammation and soothe redness for a brighter, clearer skin tone.
Why is my LED Blue Light Mask showing as purple light?
This mask uses red (633nm) and blue (415nm) LED wavelengths at the same time. When these two colors mix, they show as a purple pink light.
Does it hurt to use?
The device is 100% pain free. It does not get hot and should not feel uncomfortable.
Can I use the LED face mask more than the recommended amount?
We recommend using the device 3 to 5 times for 6 weeks to see best results. After 6 weeks of consecutive use, give your skin a short break of 1 to 2 weeks before resuming for another 6-week rotation.
Can I use it with skincare?
Please read the full list of contraindicated skincare, medication and other ingredients before using this device. These can be found below in our Contraindications.
What skin tone is the LED Blue Light Therapy Face Mask suitable for?
Blue LED light can cause temporary hyperpigmentation on darker skin tones. Fitzpatrick Skin Type V and above (typically described as brown to dark brown and darker) may be more prone to developing hyperpigmentation after blue light exposure.
Read more about red light therapy
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LED light therapy: Everything you needto know
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Red Light Therapy Before & After:
Pictures and Results
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The top LED mask benefits for your skin
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Sensitivity test
1. Place the device in contact with your skin. Recommended areas include the inner thigh, arm or back of the hand.
2. Turn on and complete a full session. Stop use immediately if your skin feels hot or uncomfortable.
3. Wait at least 24 hours.
4. If the skin appears red and/or itchy the device is unsuitable for you. Please contact our Customer Support team and return the device to us within 14 days for a full refund.
Specifications
Series 2
Power input: 100-240Vac/50-60Hz
Power output: 5.0V-1.0A
Product weight: 1220g±10g
Dimensions: W190 x L98 x H207mm
Wavelengths: Red (633nm), blue (415nm)
Power density: 30mW/cm²
Number of LEDs: 110 red (633nm) diodes and 110 blue (415nm) diodes
Operating environment temperature: 10~35˚C
Operating environment humidity: 30-80%RH
Storage environment temperature: -20~35˚C
Storage environment humidity: 30-80%RH
Series 1
Power input: 100-240Vac / 50-60Hz
Power output: 5.0V-1.0A
Product weight: 350g
Dimensions: W 429mm x L 197mm x H 5mm
Wavelengths: Red (633nm), blue (415nm)
Power source: Lithium ion battery
Power density: 30mW/cm²
Number of LEDs: 66 red (633nm) diodes and 66 blue (415nm) diodes
Operating environment temperature: 10-35˚C
Operating environment humidity: 30-80%RH
Storage environment temperature: 20-60˚C
Storage environment humidity: 30-90%RH
Contraindications
This appliance must not be used by children aged 12 or under.
People aged between 13 and 18 must always use the appliance under adult supervision.
Please consult your doctor before use if you are, or suspect you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Please consult your doctor before use if you have, or suspect you have, cancer.
DO NOT use the device if it is wet. If the device has been dropped in water, you must first unplug it before touching it.
Blue light is harmful to the eyes, so always make sure that the glasses are correctly fitted ensuring no light is projected into the eyes when using the device.
DO NOT use if your skin is red or inflamed due to a previous treatment.
DO NOT use the device if you have been diagnosed with cataracts.
DO NOT use the device to treat skin that is painful to the touch, raised (higher than the surrounding skin), crusted or bleeding. This may be a sign of a more serious condition and should be investigated by your doctor.
No modification of this equipment is permitted.
STOP using the device and consult your healthcare provider if you have an adverse reaction to the use of the device.
STOP your treatment if it feels hot or if your skin feels uncomfortably warm.
DO NOT use the device on unpigmented spots or areas of skin affected by vitiligo.
DO NOT open if you have had recent surgery/other surgical procedures or if you have a bacterial infection, as this may lead to worsening of symptoms.
DO NOT use or store the device near hot surfaces, in direct sunlight or where the temperature exceeds 100°F, as this may damage the plastic coating of the device.
DO NOT use solvents or abrasive cleaners on the appliance.
DO NOT use the appliance in any way other than that specified in the User Manual.
DO NOT use the device with a USB-C cable other than the one supplied by CurrentBody. The device must only be used with the USB cable supplied. If any part of the main adapter or cable is damaged, discontinue use and contact CurrentBody.
DO NOT scratch the light-emitting surface.
Ask your doctor before use if:
You are taking any prescription or over-the-counter medicines known to cause light sensitivity. You can find more information and a list of drugs that can cause light sensitivity here.
Have suspicious or cancerous lesions.
Have photosensitive disorders or genetic eye diseases.
Do not use the device on areas with phlebitis, thrombophlebitis and varicose veins or if you have a medical history of light-triggered seizures or epilepsy.
Skincare which treats causes of and active acne are contraindicated against for use with this device.
Contraindicated Skincare: salicylic acid, AHA and BHA exfoliants, glycolic acid, fruit acids, retinoids, hydroquinone, retinol, benzoyl peroxide, along with any other skincare which causes sensitivity to the sun or photosensitive/phototoxic reactions.
Medications which are known to cause photosensitivity (only most common). Please check with your doctor if you are unsure if it will cause a photosensitive reaction.
Contraindicated Medications: Antibiotics; particularly those for treating skin conditions, or roaccutane; do not use within 6 months, steroids, topical or injectables. If you've had injections, you will need to wait 3 months before using LED, diuretics and St John’s Wort.
Other contraindicated ingredients include coal tar, deodorants, antibacterial soaps, artificial sweeteners, naphthalene (moth balls), petroleum products, brightening agents found in laundry detergents and cadmium sulfide (a chemical injected into the skin during tattooing).
Clinical proof
Goldberg DJ, Russell BA.
Combination blue (415 nm) and red (633 nm) LED phototherapy in the treatment of mild to severe acne vulgaris.
Journal of Cosmetic & Laser Therapy, 2006.
Ablon G.
Combination 830-nm and 633-nm light-emitting diode phototherapy shows promise in the treatment of recalcitrant psoriasis: preliminary findings.
Photomedicine & Laser Surgery, 2010.