CurrentBody Skin LED Blue Light Therapy Face Mask

Blue light therapy mask for clearer, blemish-free skin

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• 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

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 healingBattle your breakouts at every stage with our Anti-Blemish Mask, helping to prevent breakouts, treat blemishes and fade scaring, for clearer, smoother, shine-free skin.
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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. 
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#F8F8F8Calms redness & inflammation

"I have noticed an amazing difference in the severity of the inflammation of my skin "

Shannon, UK

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Reduces active blemishes

"Great addition to my routine, my breakouts appear less irritated after use."

Gemma, UK

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Clears pores to minimise breakouts

"This miracle mask has made such a difference to the appearance of my blemishes, i have less redness and much smoother skin."

Amy, UK

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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 the LED Blue Light 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.
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.
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 is the difference between blue light and red light therapy?

Blue light therapy works on the skin’s surface, specifically targeting blemish-causing bacteria (p. acnes).

Red light therapy works below the skin’s surface to reduce inflammation and soothe redness, for brighter, clearer skin.
Does it hurt to use?
The device is 100% pain free. It does not get hot and should not feel uncomfortable.
How long does the LED Blue Light face mask take to charge?
6 to 8 hours for a full charge.
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.

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. We recommend discontinuing use if hyperpigmentation occurs. Red light and near-infrared (NIR) light are suitable for all skin tones and can improve the appearance of hyperpigmentation, while helping to reduce redness and inflammation.
What causes breakouts?
Blemishes are caused when excess hair, dead skin cells and makeup clog pores, allowing bacteria to grow and cause inflammation. Hormonal changes and stress can increase the risk of breakouts by increasing oil production.
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