Collection: LED Light Therapy Facial

An LED light therapy mask delivers specific wavelengths of light into the skin to trigger natural biological processes such as collagen production, reduced inflammation, enhanced circulation, and support for healing. Red light helps with fine lines and firmness, blue light helps target breakouts, and near-infrared supports deeper tissue repair. When used consistently, an LED mask improves texture, tone, radiance, and overall skin health without heat or downtime.

A handheld LED device focuses light on targeted areas, making it ideal for specific concerns such as fine lines around the eyes, breakouts on the chin, or dark spots. An LED face mask treats the full face at once, offering quicker and more even coverage. Many users choose both because a mask delivers full facial benefits while a handheld tool allows for more precise, high-intensity spot treatments.

Yes, LED light therapy masks and handheld LED devices are safe for home use when they are CE-certified, follow EU safety standards, and contain non-UV wavelengths. They do not burn the skin or cause discomfort because they work using low-level light energy. People with epilepsy, photosensitive disorders, or those taking photosensitising medication should seek medical advice before using LED light therapy.

Most people begin noticing improved brightness, reduced inflammation, and smoother skin within two to three weeks of consistent use. Firmer skin, reduced fine lines, and improved elasticity typically become noticeable within six to eight weeks. Like all skincare treatments, results build gradually and improve further with regular use.

Yes, LED light therapy is one of the most researched and effective non-invasive anti-ageing treatments available. Red and near-infrared wavelengths stimulate collagen and elastin, reduce fine lines, improve skin density, and soften deeper wrinkles over time. This makes LED masks and handheld LED devices excellent long-term tools for anti-ageing routines.

Blue LED light helps reduce acne-causing bacteria, while red LED light reduces inflammation and supports healing. Using an LED device after cleansing can reduce active breakouts, prevent future congestion, and calm redness. Consistent use is key, as the effects accumulate over time.

Most LED masks and handheld devices can be used three to five times per week for ten to twenty minutes per session. Some professional-grade models can be used daily. Always follow the specific recommendations provided with the device you’ve purchased.

Yes, LED light therapy is gentle and suitable for most sensitive skin types. It does not use heat, vibration, or chemicals. Red and near-infrared settings are particularly well tolerated and can help calm irritation. If your skin is extremely reactive, start with shorter sessions and gradually build up.

LED light therapy is safe and effective for all skin tones, including deeper complexions. Because LED works through light absorption rather than heat or pigment disruption, there is no risk of hyperpigmentation from the treatment itself. It is widely used across every Fitzpatrick skin type.

Yes, LED pairs well with most skincare routines. Cleanse thoroughly before your session and avoid using exfoliating acids immediately beforehand. After treatment, apply nourishing serums such as hyaluronic acid or peptides, which absorb more effectively due to increased circulation and cellular activity.

Yes, LED pairs well with most skincare routines. Cleanse thoroughly before your session and avoid using exfoliating acids immediately beforehand. After treatment, apply nourishing serums such as hyaluronic acid or peptides, which absorb more effectively due to increased circulation and cellular activity.

Red light at around 620–660nm and near-infrared light at 830–850nm are the most effective for anti-ageing. These wavelengths penetrate deeper layers of the skin, stimulating collagen, reducing inflammation, and improving firmness over time.

LED light therapy is painless and non-invasive. Some users feel a slight warmth or tingling, but the treatment should never feel hot or uncomfortable. If the mask becomes warm, remove it, allow it to cool, and check user instructions.

Yes, LED light therapy is safe to use after Botox and fillers once any initial swelling or redness has settled, typically within 24–48 hours. LED can actually support healing and improve the quality of the skin around treated areas.

Red light and near-infrared wavelengths help reduce inflammation that contributes to pigmentation, while yellow or amber light can brighten uneven tone. LED will not bleach pigment, but it supports healthier skin function and can gradually improve clarity with consistent use.

Yes, many LED face and neck masks are designed to treat the full neckline and décolleté. Handheld LED tools can also be used on the neck, chest, and even hands. These areas show ageing early, so LED therapy can make a noticeable difference.

Handheld LED devices often deliver more concentrated light to smaller areas, which can make them feel more intense for targeted treatment. Masks, meanwhile, offer broad coverage and convenience. Many professionals recommend using both for full-face results plus precision spot treatments.

Red and near-infrared light can help calm inflammation, reduce visible redness, and strengthen the skin barrier, making them suitable for some rosacea-prone individuals. However, blue light may be too stimulating for highly sensitive rosacea skin, so red-only settings are recommended.

Most sessions last between ten and twenty minutes depending on the device. Following the recommended session length ensures the skin receives a therapeutic dose of light without overstimulation.

Yes, although LED is gentle, more is not always better. Overuse can lead to temporary redness or increased sensitivity. Stick to the manufacturer’s recommended usage schedule to ensure safe, effective results.

Red light targets collagen, pigmentation, and fine lines. Blue light targets acne bacteria. Near-infrared penetrates deeper layers to support tissue repair and reduce inflammation. Many advanced LED devices combine multiple wavelengths to address several concerns simultaneously.

Yes, LED light therapy is commonly used to support recovery after procedures such as chemical peels, microneedling, and microdermabrasion. It promotes faster healing, reduces redness, and enhances overall recovery.

Use a soft cloth dampened with gentle, alcohol-free cleanser. Avoid soaking the device or using abrasive products. Allow it to dry completely before storing. Regular cleaning ensures hygiene and maintains light output efficiency. Always insure the device is unplugged before cleaning begins.

CE-certified devices follow strict safety and quality standards, ensuring stable wavelengths, secure wiring, and safe materials. Cheaper alternatives may produce inconsistent light output, use mixed or incorrect wavelengths, or lack essential safety features. CE-certified LED masks and handheld LED devices offer greater reliability, durability, and results.

CE certification ensures the device meets UK and EU health and safety requirements, while RoHS confirms that no hazardous materials are used. Together, these approvals guarantee that Glow Beauty Case machines are safe, compliant and insurable for salon use.