Vogue Editors On The Best Beauty Gifts To Give (And Receive) In 2025

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.