10 Best CurrentBody Products For Skin, Hair And Body Rejuvenation

Why it’s Vogue-approved:

Clinically proven to reduce wrinkles by an impressive 35 per cent in just four weeks, CurrentBody’s LED Mask is also a hit with a number of celebrities. With red and near-infrared, it won’t target acne-prone skin (as it doesn’t offer blue light), but it is brilliant for general luminosity, collagen boosting and skin smoothing. And to add to that? It’s made from patented flexible silicone, which isn’t just comfortable, but it also ensures light covers every area of the face. It’s a yes from us. “I love using this mask. Not only do I see genuine results with better clarity and improved bounce when I use it regularly, but it’s comfortable to wear and simple to activate. A great option if you’re new to LED.” – Vogue contributing editor, Georgia Day.

This device also ranks high on dermatologist Dr Nicole Ruth’s list. “I find CurrentBody’s face mask sits nicely on the curvatures of your face, allowing even coverage on the skin surface without any gaps,” she says.

• Key specs:
• Light Modes: Red (633nm), near infra red (830nm), deep near infra red (1072nm)
• Mask Type: Flexible
• Device type: Face mask
• Target area: Face
• Treatment Time: 10 minutes
• Best for: The mask has noticeable anti-ageing effects, including improved skin texture and firmness.
• Wireless: Yes
• Good to know: Emily in Paris actress Lily Collins is a fan of this mask. With her virtually poreless skin, that’s good enough validation for us.

• Why it’s Vogue-approved: Hair loss and hair thinning can be tricky to treat, but this smart tech-powered device aims to increase hair growth rate by 128 per cent in 12 weeks, as well as increase hair density. The cleverly curved, fully covered helmet means that even the follicles at the very edges of your hairline are targeted and energised. It may look like something designed by NASA, but the premise behind this much-hyped helmet is straightforward. Using a spectrum of red light specifically engineered to address hair loss, the device energises hair follicles and blood flow to stimulate growth, reduces inflammation associated with shedding and lowers levels of the hormone known to cause hair loss. It claims to increase hair growth rate by 128 per cent in 12 weeks.
• Device type: Helmet
• Best for: Those in early stages of hair loss and hair thinning, looking to improve thickness and density and prevent further patchiness.
• Target area: Head
• Treatment time: 10 minutes
• Uses: red light (620-660nm)
• Good to know: It’s safe, pain-free and comes in two different sizes.

• Why it’s Vogue-approved: “The LED Light Therapy Panel is the red light device I didn’t know I needed,” says Vogue’s Senior Beauty Shopping Writer Ellie Davis. “I have it affixed on the stand at my desk to maximise the combination of blue and red lights while I’m working away.” There are four modes to suit two different concerns: Anti-Ageing for skin rejuvenation (red) and Clearing for blemish busting (blue). Its USP, though? The design is flexible. You can use the straps provided to attach to any part of the body, from the back to the shoulders, or mould in place for the face or hands.
• Device type: Multitasking
• Best for: Full body bacteria-busting, sebum reduction and collagen boosting. It can also be used to supercharge healing, while the red light encourages mood-boosting and wellness.
• Wavelengths: blue (415nm), red (633nm), near-infrared (830nm) and deep near-infrared (1072nm)
• Treatment time: 10-20 minutes

• Why it’s Vogue-approved: If you’re looking to burn calories as well as reduce inflammation and strengthen your immune system, this is a great option. Helping you to burn up to 600 calories in an hour, this compact, portable blanket also helps promote the release of happy hormones, balances cortisol and improves mental focus, clarity and even sleep quality.
• Power: 650W
• Temperature range: 75˚C and 4 temperature control positions
• Timer settings: Up to 60 minutes
• Voltage: 110-240V
• Size: 180cm x 180cm
• Weight: 7.5kg
• Light Type: Far infrared

Why it’s Vogue-approved:

Clinically proven to reduce wrinkles by an impressive 35 per cent in just four weeks, CurrentBody’s LED Mask is also a hit with a number of celebrities. With red and near-infrared, it won’t target acne-prone skin (as it doesn’t offer blue light), but it is brilliant for general luminosity, collagen boosting and skin smoothing. And to add to that? It’s made from patented flexible silicone, which isn’t just comfortable, but it also ensures light covers every area of the face. It’s a yes from us. “I love using this mask. Not only do I see genuine results with better clarity and improved bounce when I use it regularly, but it’s comfortable to wear and simple to activate. A great option if you’re new to LED.” – Vogue contributing editor, Georgia Day.

This device also ranks high on dermatologist Dr Nicole Ruth’s list. “I find CurrentBody’s face mask sits nicely on the curvatures of your face, allowing even coverage on the skin surface without any gaps,” she says.

• Key specs:
• Light Modes: Red (633nm), near infra red (830nm), deep near infra red (1072nm)
• Mask Type: Flexible
• Device type: Face mask
• Target area: Face
• Treatment Time: 10 minutes
• Best for: The mask has noticeable anti-ageing effects, including improved skin texture and firmness.
• Wireless: Yes
• Good to know: Emily in Paris actress Lily Collins is a fan of this mask. With her virtually poreless skin, that’s good enough validation for us.

Why it’s Vogue-approved:

Many LED devices are marketed as “bringing the clinic home”, but this one actually lives up to those claims. A powerful, medical-grade brand favoured by top facialists, the Dermalux Flex has been attenuated for safe home use by non-trained professionals. It still delivers salon results, though, with 360 lights configured to deliver clinically proven wavelengths for targeting acne, ageing and even muscle aches. We love that it can be placed above the face and body for all-over rejuvenation, as does Kate Moss, who’s also a fan of this device. “I use the Dermalux LED device in my clinic and I am a fan of the results it offers,” says Yoo. “It’s worth noting that this home-use device will be weaker than an in-clinic LED device, but it has great specs as far as efficacy is concerned.”

Key specs:

• Light Modes: Blue (415nm), red (633nm) and near infrared (830nm)
• Mask Type: Flexible
• Treatment Time: 30 minutes
• Wireless: No

• Why it’s Vogue-approved: This compact device uses patented pillow technology, which disperses light for maximum LED coverage, helping to stimulate collagen and elastin production and reduce dark spots.
• Type: Lamp
• Specs: Red light (633nm), near-infrared light (830nm)
• Recommended usage: 10 minutes daily

“I am pretty obsessed with these for two reasons: one, well, look at them – they deliver all of the drama one needs when doing an LED treatment,” says Vogue contributing writer, Hannah Coates. “And two, I’ve noticed a general improvement in luminosity in my eye area since using regularly. A must try.” From crow’s feet to the “eleven” lines between the brows, this powerful device has four different wavelengths (amber, deep red, red and near-infrared) to supercharge cellular healing and boost collagen production. It’s clinically proven to work – just make sure you’re using it six times a week for best results.

• Keys specs:
• Best for: luminosity
• Treatment time: Three minutes
• Wavelengths: 4 LED wavelengths amber (605nm), red (633nm), deep red (660nm) and near-infrared (830nm)
• Quantity of LEDs: 80 professional strength LEDs

• Why it’s Vogue-approved: Currentbody’s lightweight device wraps comfortably around the neck and the decolletage, where its red and near-infrared lights stimulate collagen production and give the skin a smoother, more youthful appearance. “So many of my patients are focused on their face, but I always remind them we can’t ignore our neck and chest,” Ruth says. “CurrentBody’s neck and chest mask is lightweight and comfortable. You can use the mask while sitting in bed reading or catching up on emails.”
• Device type: Neck and decolletage mask
• Best for: The anti-ageing device has been clinically proven to reduce the appearance of wrinkles in just four weeks.
• Target area: Neck, chest
• Treatment time: 10 minutes
• FDA-Approved: Yes
• Good to know: As well as being flexible to fit the contours of your neck, this can also be worn backwards if you’re concerned about reducing sun spots, wrinkles and texture on your back too.

• Why it’s Vogue-approved: RF has long been the collagen-boosting treatment of choice for those in the know. Currentbody’s device brings clinical-level tech to you in the comfort of your own home, promising reduced wrinkles and firmer skin with consistent use. The skin-tightening device works by sending radio waves into the skin’s dermal layers, where collagen is formed. This process generates heat, causing existing collagen to contract for an instant lifting and tightening effect. It also stimulates new collagen production, which helps improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging over time. According to Currentbody, 89 per cent of users saw an improvement in skin tightness in 8 weeks.
• Target treatment area: Full face
• Treatment time: 5-70 minutes