Unlock Radiant Skin: The LED Face Masks Beauty Experts Swear By to Erase Wrinkles and Zap Acne Fast!

Like any good LED mask, Therabody’s version offers three wavelengths—red, blue, plus infrared—to tackle fine lines and acne while stimulating collagen production. But this mask goes further than any others we’ve tested with its impressive 648 medical-grade bulbs and soothing vibrational therapy, which allows for total relaxation. The strap goes around the back of your head for a secure fit, which gives the LEDs better contact with your skin, leading to impressive and transformational results.

• Best for: Those looking for a secure fit with the added benefit of vibrational therapy for total relaxation
• Number of included LED bulbs: 648 medical-grade LEDs with three wavelengths
• What our editors are saying: “This mask is bulkier than others on this list, but I like that it covers my whole face, so I know it’s really working. The strap on the back keeps it anchored securely to your head, and the soothing vibrational therapy is what sets it apart from any other LED mask. It’s an immersive experience, and the results speak for themselves.” —JR

With eight different wavelengths, including near-infrared, and a snug fit that ensures even contact across your entire face, Foreo’s FAQ 202 mask is the one to reach for if you want to tackle everything from fine lines to acne spots and collagen production. The open-eye design is also ideal if you have sensitive eyes, though that does mean you’ll need to treat your under-eyes separately. It’s wireless, lightweight, and the perfect mask to wear while doing chores around the house—or just watching TV.

• Number of included LED bulbs: 600 lights in eight wavelengths
• Best for: If you have sensitive eyes, the unique open-eye design of this lightweight mask will make the treatment more comfortable. The mask was also tested rigorously across 10,000 face shapes to ensure a perfect fit no matter what.
• Customer review: “This might be my favorite Foreo product so far. The technology is incredible, I love that I don’t have to go to the salon and can get a treatment from the comfort of my own home. The LED wavelengths really work and the device is easy to use, it fits well while I’m doing my thing: Cooking, reading, etc.” —Amy B.

This writer has been using this hands-free mask for about two months and has been pleased with the results. My skin has a nice glow and feels less sensitized overall. I’ve mainly used the red light function for collagen stimulation, but deep red, infrared, blue, and amber options are also used to target different skin concerns.

• Best for: With five light wavelengths, it can help with circulation (infrared), wrinkles and redness (deep red), collagen and firmness (red), sun damage and pigmentation (amber), and acne (blue).
• Number of included LED bulbs: 160 dual-core
• Customer review: “Did my research and know this mask hits on all the right categories that are important for an effective LED mask to combat redness, fine lines, and acne. Easy to wear and comfortable.” —Cristina S.

Remember the mask worn by Lily Collins on Emily in Paris? That one was literally this exact version from the experts at CurrentBody. And even better, you can get yours with an optional neckpiece to further enhance your glow.

• Best for: Those who want a high-powered LED mask that doesn’t take up space, and offers results in just four weeks.
• Number of included LED bulbs: 132 bulbs
• Customer review: “I hate that I love this so much because it is an investment. I have tried multiple cheap LED face masks and I probably have spent equal to this one on all of the prior masks purchased. Save your time and energy and just get the nice one from the beginning. My skin glows and looks flawless when I use this religiously every night.” —Amy

Ora’s LED Light Energy mask uses just about every color of the rainbow: Red and blue, of course, plus yellow to address skin’s texture, green for soothing, purple for scar repair, and white to firm skin.

• Best for: Those who want a relatively inexpensive option to try out LED therapy in different light wavelengths.
• Types of light options included: Red, blue, yellow, green, purple, white
• Customer review: “I like this LED mask. It’s lightweight, easy and fun to use, very versatile for treating skin and conditions and it’s quick. The only thing that’s weird that it doesn’t say on the instructions is that it turns off automatically after about 10 mins of use.” —Maddie