Treatment time: Use 2-3 times per week, starting with 10 minutes of LED mask time and slowing building up to 20 minutes. Why GLAMOUR loves it: Developed by Dr. Maryam Zamani, one of London’s leading oculoplastic surgeons and aesthetic doctors, the new Lightmax Supercharged LED mask 2.0 is a first-of-its-kind LED face mask - and one-up from the Golden Facial Treatment Device that has proven so popular with GLAMOUR readers for so long. Read more: 14 Best Acne Treatment & Products For Spots What should I put on my face before LED light therapy?

Why GLAMOUR loves it: Created by one of London's best-loved Oculoplastic Surgeon and Facial Aesthetics Doctors, Dr. Maryam Zamani, it has five different coloured light settings to target almost all skincare woes. From reducing inflammation to boosting lymphatic flow. It's as good as everything else in her skincare range (where all products fuse intelligent, largely natural ingredients). Why it’s Vogue approved: Many LED devices are marketed as “bringing the clinic home”, but this is one that lives up to those claims. A powerful, medical-grade brand favoured by top phototherapy facialists, the Dermalux Flex has been attenuated for safe home use by non-trained professionals. It still delivers salon results, though, with a whopping 360 lights configured to clinically proven wavelengths for targeting acne, ageing and even muscle aches. We love that it can be placed above face and body for all over rejuvenation, as does Kate Moss, who’s also a fan of this device. Why GLAMOUR loves it: Brought to you by Lily Earle, this LED face mask actually uses the same near-infrared LED technology studied by NASA for its unique healing effects.Why GLAMOUR loves it: One for the LED pros, the Dermalux Flex might be a little more expensive, but it is the world’s most powerful in-clinic LED light therapy treatment available for at-home use, so it's to be expected. It uses 360 LED bulbs to deliver treatments, and is loved by medical professionals worldwide.

They also noted what differences they saw to their skin, such as whether each mask helped with wrinkles, fine lines, blemishes, brightness or redness. Finally, panellists were assessed in the ELLE lab using VISIA image analysis to monitor changes to skin texture, lines and age spots. Pros: The versatility is the biggest pro of this LED face mask. Use red light for rejuvenation and reducing inflammation, blue light to reduce the appearance of acne, green light for calming pigmentation and broken capillaries, and the yellow for soothing and improving lymphatic flow. Cons: You do have to use it consistently for three-six months to see results, so don't be disappointed if you don't see an instant change. Once reserved for salons only, the best LED face masks are the result of skin LED light therapy. They use red and near infrared LEDs (Light-Emitting Diodes) to target multiple skincare concerns or skin conditions at once – to clear acne, improve pigmentation and help rosacea - and they're adored by editors, celebs and dermatologists the world-over as a result. The LED used in at-home devices is much weaker than what it would be in-salon, and actually, the devices often undergo much more rigorous testing because they need to be safe enough to use without the presence of a professional. Just never buy an LED face mask that hasn’t been FDA improved, “if you have sensitive skin or conditions like rosacea, it's best to consult with a dermatologist before using one.”When using an LED face mask, it's important to be consistent with the treatment, but not overuse it. You should also be patient, as it may take several weeks to see the full benefits. It's also important to maintain healthy skincare habits, including a thorough skincare regime and hydrate using a face SPF daily.”

It is fine to switch LED Treatment light settings as long as the mask is only on for a maximum of 10 minutes in total and after the skin tests have been done” There is an automatic programme that covers all 4 light settings that can be selected after you have used the mask for a 4 week period. 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?

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Promotes lymphatic drainage, improves skin elasticity and prevent skin drying, reducing wrinkles and fine lines. 592 NM Googles are not required when using this mask. SENSSE is designed to ensure your eyes don’t get harmed. We recommend you keep your eyes fully shut during the procedure to ensure no light is exposed to your retina. DO NOT USEif you suffer from systemic Lupus Erythematosus, photosensitive eczema or albinism as usage may cause an adverse skin reaction Red light therapy helps promote healing and may work to decrease the visibility of acne scarring. It also has anti-inflammatory capabilities. Red light therapy works deep below the surface of your skin to help soothe and repair tissue this is dependent on how bad the scarring is. The SENSSE PROFESSIONAL LED FACE MASK states to use it 10 mins a day – is this in total or each light setting per day?The mask is designed to tighten and smooth skin and as such will reduce the appearance of larger pores. To ensure the straps of the SENSSE PRO LED FACE MASK ™ stays secure and feels most comfortable, simply place the head straps just above the ear line and press the two individual straps together. This is the widest part of your head where the straps will be most secure. Light therapy has been around for decades. Originally developed to help heal and repair skin tissue, it’s since earned its rightful place in the dermatologist's office, solving skincare issues from breakouts to redness. But how does it work?