CurrentBody LED Mask Series 2

Formerly the roundup's top pick; now under 'The best of the rest' (tagged 'Best for: anti-ageing') behind Series 3. Lists 236 LEDs, one setting, 10 min, no countdown. Read by Luma Index from the full article text supplied by the site owner (version updated 28 Oct 2026; by Sarah Matthews). Article carries an affiliate disclosure.

US article; tested the US-market version. Show with a US flag.

Rated 10/10 by the publication. Lists red at 630 nm (brand says 633 nm). Deep Reviews roundup led by Eleanor Vousden; each mask tested by one team member for at least a month. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Lists 236 LEDs, 10 minutes, wireless, no countdown (switches off automatically). Roundup by Sophie Cockett (Senior European Commerce Editor), with testers named per mask. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Its testing criteria quote The Light Salon's founders, and CurrentBody's CEO is listed among its experts. URL taken from The Light Salon's press page; text supplied by the site owner.

Repeats the brand's '35% fewer wrinkles in four weeks' claim, which we have not verified. Roundup by Ellie Davis (senior beauty shopping writer); the article says each mask was tested by its editors for at least one skin cycle. Some entries repeat brand claims and celebrity mentions, which we leave out. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Panel test over one month. Lists it as not wireless. Roundup by Florence Reeves-White, Jessica O'Donnell and Hattie Parish; each mask tested for at least a month. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Lists one setting and 10-minute sessions. Roundup by Lucy Smith with two other IndyBest testers; each mask tested for at least six weeks. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Lists 236 LEDs (110 red, 110 near-infrared, 16 deep near-infrared) and 30 mW/cm², matching CurrentBody's figures, but gives near-infrared as 880 nm (CurrentBody: 830 nm). US buying guide by Boutayna Chokrane with several WIRED testers; prices in US dollars. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Covers the Face & Neck Kit (£679.99), not the mask alone. Roundup by Rosie Davenport and Farah Thorndycraft; says picks are 'informed by expert editorial opinion' but doesn't describe hands-on testing. Its quoted expert, Dr Hany Abi Ghosn, has a skincare partnership with Omnilux (disclosed in the article). Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Score 77/100. Calls it a rigid mask; CurrentBody describes flexible silicone. Good Housekeeping Institute test: 190 panellists used masks for at least four weeks, plus VISIA image analysis in the lab; each mask given a score out of 100. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Tested by a 32-year-old writer who saw a difference in one forehead line, while also using retinol. Men's grooming roundup by Adrian Clark, Jessie Atkinson and Daphne Bugler; each mask tried by a team member for at least the brand's suggested period. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Covers the Special Kit (£456, adds hydrogel masks and serum). Roundup by Amelia Bell and Clare Stephenson; over 15 masks tested for at least a month by the ELLE UK beauty team. Article carries an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.

Lists 30 mW/cm² and 633/830/1072 nm, matching CurrentBody. Price quoted $470. US buying guide by Nasha Addarich Martínez and Anna Gragert; masks chosen from brands with FDA clearance and tested by the authors. Article carries an affiliate disclosure; prices in US dollars. Text supplied by the site owner.

Six hours matches CurrentBody's help-centre advice; the manual says 4.5 hours (see the charge-time conflict). Lists it as 'not hands-free'. Price quoted $890, $800 on offer, with neck attachment. US men's grooming guide by Sean Zucker, reviewed by Christian Gollayan; masks picked with dermatologists, then each used for at least a month by Men's Health writers and editors. Article carries an affiliate disclosure; prices in US dollars. Text supplied by the site owner.

Lists 236 LEDs, matching CurrentBody. Its claim that you 'don't need to use it every day' because it is 'so strong' is the writer's view. US men's grooming guide by Garrett Munce; says the team tested the masks and judged efficacy, ease of use, comfort, time and price (testing length not stated). Article carries an affiliate disclosure; prices in US dollars. Text supplied by the site owner.

Rated 10/10. Lists 236 LEDs, 633/830/1072 nm and 4.5 hours to charge, matching CurrentBody's manual. Price quoted £399.99. Roundup by Sophie Bates and the Sun Shopping team; individual testers, test length varies by mask; each mask rated out of 10. Carries the line 'recommendations… informed by expert editorial opinion' and an affiliate disclosure. Text supplied by the site owner.