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LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 vs DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro

CurrentBody LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 edges out Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro, 8.1 to 7.9. It wins on performance, value and community love, while the DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro is stronger on build quality and ease of use.

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What each one does.

CurrentBody LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2

HydrateClarifyRenewGlowCalm & ProtectHair & ScalpFinish & WearScentMoistureBarrierBreakoutsOil & PoresCleanseLines & FirmnessTextureEye AreaEven ToneRadianceSensitiveProtectRepairShape & ShineScalpFinishWearCoverageLashes & BrowsFloralGourmandFreshWoody & AmberHydratingPlumpingLong-lasting moistureBarrier repairDryness reliefFlaking reliefAcneBlackheadsClogged poresOil controlPore refiningShine controlMakeup removalDouble cleansingFine linesFirmingCrepinessSmoothingResurfacingBumps & KPDark circlesPuffinessDark spotsHyperpigmentationAcne marksBrighteningDullnessGlass skinSoothingRednessIrritation-freeUV protectionNo white castAntioxidantOdor controlDamage repairSplit endsHeat protectionCurl definitionFrizz controlVolumeShineScalp careHair growth supportDandruffColor protectionMatteDewySatinNaturalLong-wearTransfer-proofWaterproofBuildableSheer coverageMedium coverageFull coverageBlurringLash lengthLash volumeCurl holdBrow definitionFloralWhite floralRoseVanillaGourmandCaramelCitrusFresh & cleanAquaticGreenWoodyAmberMuskySpicyHydrateClarifyRenewGlowHair & ScalpFinish & WearScent

Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro

HydrateClarifyRenewGlowCalm & ProtectHair & ScalpFinish & WearScentMoistureBarrierBreakoutsOil & PoresCleanseLines & FirmnessTextureEye AreaEven ToneRadianceSensitiveProtectRepairShape & ShineScalpFinishWearCoverageLashes & BrowsFloralGourmandFreshWoody & AmberHydratingPlumpingLong-lasting moistureBarrier repairDryness reliefFlaking reliefAcneBlackheadsClogged poresOil controlPore refiningShine controlMakeup removalDouble cleansingFine linesFirmingCrepinessSmoothingResurfacingBumps & KPDark circlesPuffinessDark spotsHyperpigmentationAcne marksBrighteningDullnessGlass skinSoothingRednessIrritation-freeUV protectionNo white castAntioxidantOdor controlDamage repairSplit endsHeat protectionCurl definitionFrizz controlVolumeShineScalp careHair growth supportDandruffColor protectionMatteDewySatinNaturalLong-wearTransfer-proofWaterproofBuildableSheer coverageMedium coverageFull coverageBlurringLash lengthLash volumeCurl holdBrow definitionFloralWhite floralRoseVanillaGourmandCaramelCitrusFresh & cleanAquaticGreenWoodyAmberMuskySpicyHydrateClarifyRenewGlowHair & ScalpFinish & WearScent

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Every detail, compared.

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Tool score
8.1Great
7.9Good
Performance30% of score
8.3
8.2
Build & reliability20% of score
8.0
8.1
Ease of use15% of score
8.5
8.6
Value20% of score
7.0
6.8
Community love15% of score
8.6
8.1
Community
No ratings yet
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PriceTypical, checked by our editors
$469.99/ 1 deviceLuxury
$455/ 1 device (Rose Gold)Luxury
What it does
  • Fine lines
  • Firming
  • Plumping
  • Smoothing
  • Acne
  • Fine lines
  • Firming
  • Redness
Made for
All skin types, Mature skin
Normal skin, Dry skin, Combination skin, Oily skin, Acne-prone skin
Format
Device
Device
Texture
Flexible liquid-silicone mask with a chin strap, multiway head strap and clip-on controller
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Type
LED face mask
LED face mask
Wavelengths
Red 633 nm, near-infrared 830 nm, deep near-infrared 1072 nm
100 red lights and 60 blue lights (brand)
LED count
236 (110 red, 110 near-infrared, 16 deep near-infrared)
Red (aging), blue (acne) or red + blue combined
Power density
30 mW/cm²
630 nm red, 605 nm amber, 880 nm near-infrared, 415 nm blue
Treatment
10-minute session, 3–5 times weekly for 8 weeks
3 minutes, then automatic shut-off
Warranty
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1-year
Claims
FDA-cleared device
FSA/HSA eligible
Brand origin
🇬🇧 British beauty
🇺🇸 American beauty
Video reviews
Best for
  • • Anyone wanting a simple, established red-light routine for fine lines
  • • Users who prefer a flexible silicone mask over a rigid shell
  • • Buyers who don't need custom wavelength modes
  • • Acne and anti-aging LED in very short sessions
  • • People who want a cordless, hands-free mask
  • • Daily users who won't sit through 10-minute treatments
Strengths
  • Three wavelengths (633, 830 and 1072 nm) from 236 LEDs at a stated 30 mW/cm²
  • Hands-free 10-minute sessions with an automatic shut-off and clip-on controller
  • Chin strap and flexible silicone give fuller coverage than the Series 1, per reviewers
  • 3-minute sessions with automatic shut-off
  • Red, blue or combined red + blue modes for breakouts and signs of aging
  • Cordless, hands-free design that T3 found fits closely and comfortably
Watch-outs
  • Light Therapy Insiders felt pressure on the nose and found thin coverage at the upper forehead and mid-chin
  • Only one preset program and no app control, unlike the newer Series 3
  • $455, well above the Shark CryoGlow and Omnilux Contour Face
  • No goggles or eye cups, which gave T3's reviewer pause at first
Where to buy

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FAQ

Quick answers.

Which is better, LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 or DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro?

CurrentBody LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 edges out Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro, 8.1 to 7.9. It wins on performance, value and community love, while the DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro is stronger on build quality and ease of use.

Which costs less?

CurrentBody LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 typically sells for about $469.99 and Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro for about $455, based on retail prices when we last checked.

How do you score them?

Both are scored on the same five-factor rubric (performance, build & reliability, ease of use, value, community love), using the formula or specs, verified creator reviews, community consensus and value. Brands can’t pay for placement.