UK Companies Selling LED Face Masks: Are They Worth It?

1. CurrentBody (Series 2)

A top-tier LED mask with red (633 nm), near-infrared (830 nm), and deep NIR (1072 nm) wavelengths. Backed by clinical trials showing up to 30% wrinkle reduction in 8 weeks. Lightweight and flexible with a close facial fit.

2. Bioluxe UK

Bioluxe UK has become a rising star in the UK beauty tech space with its 8-colour LED + Near-Infrared Face Mask. It offers 288 high-intensity LEDs across multiple therapeutic wavelengths, including:

Red (637 nm) – Collagen production, fine lines

Near-Infrared (854 nm) – Deep tissue regeneration

Blue (465 nm) – Acne-causing bacteria

Green, Yellow, Purple, Cyan, and White – Brightening, pigmentation, inflammation

It’s cordless, voice-controlled, and ergonomically shaped for full-face coverage—including chin and jawline.

best For:

People with multiple skin concerns: acne, redness, signs of aging, pigmentation

Those who want an at-home spa experience with salon-level features

Users looking for a versatile, premium LED mask at a mid-range price (~£300)

Standout Feature: Most multi-wavelength LEDs on the UK market in a cordless, wearable format.

3. UKLash (UKSkin Dual Light Pro)

Affordable dual-light mask with red and NIR LEDs. Simple and great for beginners, with results in skin tone and clarity reported within weeks.

4. Aduro UK

A more salon-targeted device, Aduro includes multiple light settings and modes. Slightly bulkier design but good for various skin types and concerns.

5. Dermalux / Neo Elegance / MZ Skin

High-end, often medical-grade LED masks found in clinics and salons. Offer powerful performance, but generally come with higher price points (£450–£750+).

Updated Comparison Table

Brand / Model	Wavelengths	LED Count	Price (approx)	Key Benefits	Drawbacks
Bioluxe UK	8 colours incl. 637 nm, 854 nm	288	£299–£329	Multi-concern treatment, cordless, voice control	Not as widely known (yet)
CurrentBody Series 2	633 nm, 830 nm, 1072 nm	236	£350–399	Clinically tested, anti-aging, flexibility	Some fit/durability issues reported
UKLash Dual Light	630 nm + 830 nm	112	~£199	Budget-friendly, lightweight, tone/texture improvements	No extra colour modes
Aduro UK	Multi-colour settings	Unknown	~£279	Salon-level features, good wavelength coverage	Slightly bulky, less portable
Dermalux / MZ Skin	Red, NIR, Green, Blue, etc.	200–240+	£500+	High performance, salon-quality results	High price tag

Final Thoughts:

If you're looking for:

Multi-wavelength performance with maximum skin benefit versatility – Bioluxe UK delivers the most comprehensive light spectrum and is ideal for at-home users wanting a professional-grade experience.

Clinically proven anti-aging results with streamlined usability – CurrentBody Series 2 remains a strong contender.

A budget-friendly starter option – go for UKLash.

Salon-level prestige – Dermalux or Aduro might be your pick.

All things considered, Bioluxe UK offers outstanding value, versatility, and innovation—especially for people managing multiple skin concerns or wanting a high-end LED treatment without salon visits.