The 5 Best LED Face Masks of 2025: Tested & Reviewed

With over 50 "dupes" flooding the market every month, finding a mask that actually works is harder than ever. Cheap masks often lie about their power (irradiance) or use inaccurate wavelengths that look red but don't penetrate the skin.

We have cut through the noise. Based on technical specs, third-party lab tests, and thousands of user data points, these are the only 5 masks you should consider buying in 2025.

At A Glance: The Winners

Category	Winner	Price	Key Feature
Best Overall	CurrentBody Series 2	£299	Flexible silicone, perfect 633nm/830nm precision.
Best Premium	Dermalux Flex MD	£1,895	Medically certified canopy, highly powerful.
Best for Acne	Dr Dennis Gross FaceWare	£430	3-minute rapid cycle, dedicated blue mode.
Best Results	Omnilux Contour	£290	From the medical giants. Identical specs to CurrentBody.
Best Budget	Sensse Pro	£130	decent entry-level with 4 colours.

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1. CurrentBody Skin Series 2

The Gold Standard Best For: Anti-Aging, Glow, First-Time Users

The Series 1 was the mask that started the trend (thanks, Emily in Paris). The Series 2 fixes the only complaints: it now has a chin strap for a closer fit and uses even more precise LEDs. It emits 633nm (Red) and 830nm (Near-Infrared) simultaneously. It is clinically proven to reduce wrinkle depth by 35% in 4 weeks.

• Why we love it: It is flexible, comfortable, and passes every technical lab test for wavelength accuracy.
• Drawback: You have to charge the controller every few sessions.

2. Dermalux Flex MD

The Heavy Hitter Best For: Serious Skin Conditions, Body use, Psoriasis

This isn't a mask; it's a flexible canopy. It is 3x more powerful than any wearable mask. Because it sits over your face rather than on it, it's perfect if you hate feeling claustrophobic. It is a certified medical device (Class IIa) for treating Acne, Psoriasis, Wound Healing, and musculoskeletal pain.

• Why we love it: The results are salon-grade. It treats the face, back, or knees.
• Drawback: It is massive, expensive, and takes up space in your house.

3. Dr Dennis Gross DRx FaceWare Pro

The Time-Saver Best For: Acne Sufferers, Busy Parents

While CurrentBody requires 10 minutes, Dr Dennis Gross packs a high-intensity punch in just 3 minutes. It has a rigid "Iron Man" design. It shines in its Blue Light capability. It has a dedicated mode for acne that destroys bacteria rapidly.

• Why we love it: It's so fast you have no excuse to skip it.
• Drawback: The rigid shell doesn't fit every face shape perfectly (especially if you have a smaller or wider face).

4. Omnilux Contour Face

The Pro Choice Best For: Dermatologist Loyalty

Omnilux basically invented medical light therapy. Their home mask is virtually identical to the CurrentBody (they are often manufactured in similar facilities). The main difference is the branding and the strap design. Omnilux offers slightly more robust clinical data backing their specific brand.

• Why we love it: Reliable, durable, and backed by 20 years of science.
• Drawback: Often out of stock due to popularity.

5. Sensse Professional

The Budget "Safe" Bet Best For: Beginners on a Budget

If you can't stretch to £300, avoid the £50 Amazon knock-offs. Go for Sensse. It is reputable enough to be safe. It offers 4 light modes (Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple). The power output is lower than the others on this list, so you might need to use it longer to see results, but strictly speaking, it works.

• Why we love it: Good build quality for the price.
• Drawback: Lower irradiance means slower results. The fit is a bit loose compared to CurrentBody.

Final Verdict

If you want the best anti-aging results, get the CurrentBody Series 2 or Omnilux. They are functionally equal. If you fight acne, get the Dr Dennis Gross. If you have a medical condition or budget is no object, the Dermalux Flex is in a league of its own.