Beauty

[SportyShorty07]

Has anyone tried the Dr. Dennis Gross Spectra Lite Faceware Pro LED Face mask? It has LED red and blue lights that help with anti-aging, hyperpigmentation and acne and I'm wondering if I should purchase it or not.  I'm soon to be 35, I look somewhat young for my age and deal with some mild adult acne breakouts once in a while and I get some hyperpigmentation from those break outs.  I want to keep looking my best and maye this could be a good addition.  I have a skincare routine for day and night and I use my Nuface device every night.  Has anyone used LED red light masks regularyly? Do they work?  Is it worth it since it is kind of pricey? Here's a photo of this mask- it looks pretty futuristic and would be funny to be seen wearing it by my family members . 

[Icegoddess]

From what I have seen, you have to choose your battle.  The masks that target acne et al generally don't have the correct nm's to target aging.  The anti-aging ones are a lot more expensive than the ones that have different color lights for different issues.  Not saying that's the case for this mask, but you'll need to do your homework.

[SportyShorty07]

@Icegoddess   Thank you for your reply! I didn't even consider how having both options could potentially make one of the light options less effective.  I'll definitely do my research before making a purchase- or maybe I'll ultimately just amp up my skincare routine and try to manage aging and breakouts without this futuristic mask. 

[SilleeMee]

The CurrentBody and also the Omnilux masks are top-rated. Might want to check those out. 

I own a CurrentBody mask. Been using it for many montths.

[Icegoddess]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

The CurrentBody and also the Omnilux masks are top-rated. Might want to check those out. 

I own a CurrentBody mask. Been using it for many montths.

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@SilleeMee those are strictly anti-aging, correct?  I think OP is also wanting something for acne.

[SilleeMee]

Here's a rather lengthy thread about RLT masks. Lots of useful info here:

https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Red-Light-Therapy/m-p/7548768#M848374

[SilleeMee]

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@Icegoddess wrote:

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@SilleeMee wrote:

The CurrentBody and also the Omnilux masks are top-rated. Might want to check those out. 

I own a CurrentBody mask. Been using it for many montths.

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@SilleeMee those are strictly anti-aging, correct?  I think OP is also wanting something for acne.

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@Icegoddess 

Yes, that's right.

[SportyShorty07]

@SilleeMee Thank you so very much for the links and informative article about red light therapy.  I have a lot of research to do on this and I'll definitely look into the top-rated Current LED mask that you use.  Yes, @Icegoddess I'd like to have a mask that also treats acne so red light and blue light would be preferable to me.    I hope that some type of LED face gadget could work for me- it would be nice to add to my skincare routine and a lot fo fun to use. 

[Jk9]

@SportyShorty07 I recently read an article that highly rated the Dr. Gross mask.  Sorry but I don't recall specifics just noted the review since I had also looked at this mask.  I have the Omnilux red light mask that I have used for months and like it.   I bought at my derm's office when he carried them.  

Omnilux carries a mask specifically for acne and you might want to check it out too.  I too use Nuface and have for years.

[SilleeMee]

A handheld blue light therapy device is another one to consider. With that type of device you can target and spot treat the areas of concern rather than using a whole-face mask for acne. If your acne is all over your face then a mask would be better in that case.