Once confined to clinic walls, LED treatments have taken to the mainstream as several brands invest in the tech-led treatments, tools and devices.
According to a recent survey conducted by Censuswide on behalf of sexual wellness brand LELO, more than one in five (22%) have already tried some form of LED light therapy, with almost half (49%) planning to test the treatment for themselves in the near future.
The research also highlighted the range of benefits of these treatments, with top motivation for using LED at home revealed as its potential anti-ageing benefits (36%), followed by acne and scar healing (28%) and hair loss (26%).
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The technology behind these tools and the treatments they offer has developed significantly as consumer interest grows, with CurrentBody – a leader in LED devices – recently launching its Series 3 mask with 750 individually controlled bulbs for a fully custom treatment protocol.
The treatments are moving beyond the face, too, with Shark Beauty’s latest LED launch incorporating body care and NOOĀNCE Paris turning to hair growth and scalp care, while LELO’s latest sexual wellness innovation takes LED treatments internal.
Now, even the professional providers are offering at-home devices as Dermalux brings its clinical expertise to a new tool.
Read on to discover six of the best new LED launches to hit the market.
CurrentBody
CurrentBody’s LED Light Therapy Mask Series 3 features 750 individual LED bulbs, each able to emit six different wavelengths.
The included wavelengths are: blue (415nm) to target blemishes and irritation; green (532nm) to brighten and even tone; yellow (590nm) for redness; red (633nm) for fine lines and wrinkles; near-infrared (830nm) for firmness and to energise skin; and deep near-infrared (1072nm) to target deeper signs of ageing.
The mask lands alongside a new app to offer fully customisable treatments through its newly develop
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