CurrentBody Skin LED Mask Series 2
The official product page states UKCA registration and does not state FDA clearance — a point worth checking against how the device is marketed elsewhere. Stated weight of 1220 g appears to be packaged weight.
IrradianceLab had the CurrentBody Skin Series 2 measured independently at LightingLab Kalibrálólaboratórium Kft., an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration and testing laboratory in Veszprém, Hungary. The testing was independently funded. Measured output was consistent with the 30 mW/cm² CurrentBody publishes and states in its FDA 510(k) submission. Read the SpectraLift vs CurrentBody test.
Specification
- Wavelengths633 nm · 830 nm · 1072 nm
- LED count236
- Claimed irradiance30 mW/cm²
- Measured irradianceIndependently tested by LightingLab — matches the manufacturer's figures
- Session length10 minutes
- Session dose18.0 J/cm² (from claim — unverified)
- CoverageFull face, flexible liquid silicone with chin strap
- RegulatoryFDA 510(k) cleared — record reviewed by our team and confirmed to exist
- CE markingCE status unclear
- Warrantynull months
- Price—
Origin
The CurrentBody Skin LED Mask Series 2 is manufactured in China. The FDA-registered manufacturing establishment for the CurrentBody Skin LED Mask is Shenzhen Kaiyan Medical Equipment Co., Ltd., in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. Source: FDA Establishment Registration & Device Listing database.
What the regulatory status actually means
CurrentBody Skin LED Mask Series 2 holds an FDA 510(k) clearance. Clearance means the manufacturer showed the device is substantially equivalent to one already on the market. It is not FDA approval, and it is not evidence that the device works for any particular person.
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Customer reviews
27 reviews
Small improvement after summer, mostly around old blemish marks. No change to the deeper line between my eyebrows.
Fine lines under one eye look softer. Oddly, I do not see the same improvement on the other side.
Skin looks the same after seven weeks. I do appreciate that the mask cleans easily and has not developed an odour.
Four months produced a possible improvement in fine lines. My phone camera changes exposure automatically, so the photos are not reliable evidence.
Comfortable once positioned, but the cable connector feels fragile. I unplug it by holding the plastic rather than pulling the wire.
Four months, usually two sessions a week. Brighter overall, but I have also been outdoors less since winter started.
I actually enjoy the warm light at the end of the day. My skin feels calmer afterward, even if the long-term difference is difficult to quantify.
I use this on Monday, Wednesday and Friday because the app reminder is useful. After ten weeks the main change is less redness after washing my face.
Consistent three times weekly since May, apart from one holiday. I cannot identify a visible difference yet.
Decent hardware, disappointing case. The zip caught on the cable after two uses.
The material and stitching feel sturdy. My concern is replacement parts: I could not find a spare strap on the website.
Flexible and easy to pack. The strap slides against freshly washed hair, so I wear a fabric headband underneath.
I photographed the same cheek every Sunday. There is less redness in week twelve than week one, but the change is fairly small.
Took me a week to stop fiddling with the straps. Now it is comfortable, but I still need a mirror to position it correctly.
I often forget the evening session. A built-in reminder or app notification would make this much more useful to me.
Everything works. Results are hard to judge because I use retinol as well, and I am not stopping that just to test the mask.
Not amazed, not disappointed. It is one more step in my routine and I am undecided whether the effort is paying off.
Used most weeks since April. My skin feels smoother, although a salon treatment in June makes the comparison messy.
Bought during the holiday sale. At the discounted price it feels reasonable; at full price I would have compared rentals or clinic treatments.
It turns on and runs without fuss. I dislike the sensation of the eye inserts and use it lying down without them instead.
I stopped for three weeks because of a rash. My dermatologist did not think the light caused it, but I am restarting cautiously.
No major issue after three months. The controller gets warmer than I expected but never hot.
The mask fits, but the eye openings do not line up well for me. I can tolerate it for the session; I cannot watch television while wearing it.
Controls are simple. The printed manual is tiny and I had to download the PDF to read the safety section.
No technical trouble. The mask is fine, but I should have tried one in person because the opening touches my eyelash extensions.
The rough patch on my left cheek is gone after five months. That is the clearest change; forehead lines look unchanged.
About twenty-five sessions completed. I can see a slight change in texture in close-up photos, nothing obvious in the mirror.