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LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2

A flexible silicone red and near-infrared LED mask with simple 10-minute sessions; the Series 3 has since taken the flagship slot.

8.1

Great

Tool score

#2 of 6 devices & tools

Community

—/10

Type: LED face mask
Wavelengths: Red 633 nm, near-infrared 830 nm, deep near-infrared 1072 nm
Typical price: $469.99
Price tier: Luxury

Fine lines Firming Plumping Smoothing Brightening

Made for: All skin types · Mature skin

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Last reviewed November 2, 2026 by our editors · How we score

The verdict

A flexible silicone red and near-infrared LED mask with simple 10-minute sessions; the Series 3 has since taken the flagship slot.

The Series 2 is CurrentBody's FDA-cleared flexible silicone LED mask, with 236 LEDs across red (633 nm), near-infrared (830 nm) and deep near-infrared (1072 nm) and a single 10-minute anti-aging program. Reviewers praise the one-button sessions, the clip-on controller and fuller coverage than the first version. Fit takes some adjustment, and there is one preset only. CurrentBody now also sells the app-controlled Series 3 at a higher price.

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

What we love

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
Optional eye inserts make it easier to read or watch TV while wearing it
Brand states FDA clearance and tests every LED under its Veritace program

Worth knowing

Fit and straps need fiddling, according to Tech Advisor
Only one preset program and no app control, unlike the newer Series 3
$469.99 is a large up-front cost for a device that needs months of regular use

How it scored

The breakdown.

Five factors, weighted for tools and devices. Here’s our working.

8.1Great

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Performance30%8.3
Uses red and near-infrared wavelengths at a stated 30 mW/cm², and Tech Advisor's tester reported plumper skin after two weeks and softer fine lines and more even tone after four.
Build & reliability20%8.0
Flexible liquid silicone with a chin strap and a Veritace NFC card documenting per-LED testing, though no warranty term is stated on the product page.
Ease of use15%8.5
One button starts a 10-minute session that switches off on its own, and the clip-on controller lets users move around, but fit and strap adjustment take some getting used to.
Value20%7.0
At $469.99 it costs more than the $395 Omnilux Contour Face and now sits below the newer, pricier Series 3, so value depends on wanting an established mask rather than the latest model.
Community love15%8.6
One of the most-reviewed LED masks on YouTube, including several one-year follow-up reviews and comparisons with the newer Series 3.

Specifications

By the numbers.

Type: LED face mask
Model: CurrentBody Skin LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 (CBD-LEDMASK-S2)
Wavelengths: Red 633 nm, near-infrared 830 nm, deep near-infrared 1072 nm
LED count: 236 (110 red, 110 near-infrared, 16 deep near-infrared)
Power density: 30 mW/cm²
Treatment: 10-minute session, 3–5 times weekly for 8 weeks
Programs: 1 anti-aging preset
Power output: 5.0 V ⎓ 1.0 A, USB-C charging
Dimensions: 190 L × 98 W × 207 H mm
In the box: Mask, controller, storage bag, USB-C cable, eye inserts, user manual
Clearance: Brand states FDA cleared
Dimensions: 190 × 98 × 207 mm

Texture

Flexible liquid-silicone mask with a chin strap, multiway head strap and clip-on controller

Size

1 device

How to use

Wear the mask for one 10-minute session on clean skin 3–5 times a week; the brand says results are seen over 8 weeks.

Claims & certifications

FDA-cleared device

Official product page

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Price & value

Is it worth it?

Typical price

$469.99

for 1 device

DrugstoreMid-rangePrestigeLuxury

About 67% more than the typical devices & tools we review. Our value score: 7.0/10 for a luxury pick.

Price checked November 2026 at a non-Amazon retailer. Prices change — retailers show the current one.

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FAQ

Good questions.

What is the difference between the Series 2 and the Series 3?

The Series 2 has 236 LEDs in three red and near-infrared wavelengths and one anti-aging preset. The Series 3, sold alongside it at a higher price, adds blue, green and yellow light, four presets and app-based customization.

How often do you need to use it?

CurrentBody recommends a 10-minute session 3–5 times a week for 8 weeks. The mask turns off automatically when the session ends.

How many sessions does a charge last?

The brand's spec sheet does not list battery life. Geeky Posh reported around 10–15 uses per full charge, and Tech Advisor went three weeks of thrice-weekly use between charges.

Is it FDA cleared?

CurrentBody describes the Series 2 as FDA cleared on its product page. As with any LED device, it is meant for cosmetic concerns such as fine lines, not for treating skin disease.

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