LED light therapy is the process of exposing the skin to different wavelengths of light (including red and blue light), which “stimulates collagen production and purifies the skin.” The light emitted by an LED mask is absorbed by the skin, and as the wavelength of light increases, the depth of penetration increases.
Each different light type (usually represented by different treatment modes in the device) stimulates a different response. This means that each color has different skin care benefits. In general, LED light therapy “can help improve skin texture, reduce blemishes and pigmentation, and even out skin tone,” as well as treat psoriasis and other inflammatory side effects. In addition, LED light therapy can help improve the overall appearance of the skin and reduce visible signs of aging. LED masks are good for the skin, especially if you want to boost collagen production, which can give the skin a clearer, firmer, and more elastic structure. Over the past three decades, LED light therapy has been shown to treat a wide variety of issues.

Clinically proven benefits:

˙Reduces fine lines and wrinkles

˙Reduces pigmentation and redness

˙Promotes healthier, younger-looking skin

˙All-natural. No pain, no side effects, no downtime

The color of the LED light used depends on your specific skin problem.
Blue light: Antibacterial LED light. It triggers photochemical oxidation, killing acne-causing bacteria on the skin. Therefore, blue light is an excellent choice for people with acne, eczema, or rosacea.
Red light: Stimulates fibroblasts for cell renewal and ATP regeneration
Near infrared light: Colorless, but can be used as an anti-inflammatory.
Yellow light: The least common of home devices, it can rejuvenate the skin, reduce swelling, and enhance skin radiance.

If you are not one of the following people, we recommend you to use LED mask
1. Pregnant women or breastfeeding women. Nano light source will not affect the fetus, but it is still recommended not to use it.
2. People with epilepsy.
3. People with thyroid disease or those who use thyroid medication.
4. People who are allergic to light.

Investing in an LED mask isn’t like buying a new retinol serum or moisturizer. They’re expensive – and not all masks are created equal. With the same effective wavelength, the more bulbs you have, the better the results may be. But don’t be fooled by the large number of bulbs or multiple colors – if the wavelength and dosage of the light are not correct, the mask will not be effective no matter how many bulbs there are. This is why the LED price market varies greatly. Clinically proven wavelengths are key, and they should be considered as ingredients you look for in your skincare, such as vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, etc., which are known to have an effect on your skin. The most clinically proven wavelengths are 633nm and 830nm – these wavelengths have been clinically proven to have an effect on skin hydration, wrinkles and firmness.
Basically, LED masks are suitable for most people, but if you have an injury or burn on your face or neck, we don’t recommend using an LED mask at this stage, or consult your dermatologist first.
Buying LED masks for home use is not as powerful as the treatments provided by the clinic, but they are a simpler way to keep your skin and your family’s skin in the best condition. Moreover, it is very expensive to go to a skin clinic for a long time, so few people can stick to going to a skin clinic for skin care for a long time. The emergence of LED masks has solved this problem very well. You only need to spend 1-2 treatment costs, and you can enjoy the effect of light therapy at home for a long time.