
LED Therapy
7 Colour LED Face Mask
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Written and reviewed by the Lumavir beauty-tech team. We research the at-home beauty devices we sell and keep every product detail factual and current. Last updated 2026-10-24.
This wireless LED face mask is for at-home use in the UK, with seven light modes, 90 LED beads, USB recharging and touch control. This 7-colour LED mask includes red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple and white modes.
The box contains the LED mask, USB cable, adjustable headband and user manual. Follow the instructions in the box before you start. The mask measures 23 x 19.5 x 12.5 cm and weighs 570 g, so you can check its size against your face and storage space.
| Dimensions | 23 × 19.5 × 12.5 cm (length × width × height) |
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| Weight | 570g |
| 7 light modes | red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, white |
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- 90 LED beads
- USB charging
- Wireless design for flexible use
- Touch control operation
- Includes mask, USB cable, adjustable headband, and user manual
| 7 light modes | red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, white |
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- Free UK delivery: dispatched in 1 to 2 business days, estimated delivery 6 to 8 business days.
- 14-day returns. Faulty items return free; change-of-mind return postage is paid by you.
- Cancel within 24 hours of ordering for a full refund, provided it has not yet been dispatched.
- Defective, damaged or incorrect items are replaced or refunded at no cost to you.
Why you'll love the 7 Colour LED Face Mask
Seven named modes
This LED mask has 7 colour settings. When comparing masks, check the directions and fit too; colour names alone do not specify a device’s wavelength or dose.
Rechargeable for home use
Use the touch control and recharge by USB. Its wireless design may work for a regular home routine if you have somewhere comfortable to sit while wearing it.
A considered first purchase
at £37.99, with free UK delivery and 14 days to change your mind, it may suit someone ready for a regular home routine with realistic expectations.
LED Face Mask UK: what to compare before choosing
What it is. This rechargeable beauty device is for a regular routine at home. It does not diagnose or treat a condition.
Choosing a mask. Look for published wavelengths and clear instructions. Check the fit, suggested schedule and return terms too. The AAD advises using any eye protection the maker specifies. If you are comparing a red and blue light mask, check its technical details as well as its colour labels.
Fit and storage. Compare the stated measurements with your face and the space where you plan to keep the mask. The headband is adjustable, though only wearing it will tell you whether it feels right.
Colour names. Cleveland Clinic explains that LED colours correspond to different wavelengths and depths. Colour labels alone do not show a device’s actual wavelength or dose.
What to expect. The AAD says studies use different devices, durations and methods, so results cannot be compared directly. Cleveland Clinic says evidence is limited for many promoted uses and dramatic results should not be expected from portable masks. The ASA says evidence should match the specific product claim. Results for this mask remain uncertain.
Who should ask first. NHS Inform says light can trigger or worsen rosacea, lupus, atopic dermatitis and psoriasis. Ask a GP or pharmacist whether your medicines can increase light sensitivity, and get advice before changing prescribed medicine. Cleveland Clinic flags inherited eye diseases. The AAD advises people with darker skin to speak to a dermatologist about red-light treatment.
Starting out. Read the instructions in the box and ask a health professional about any suitability concerns. Keep to a routine you can follow. Pause use if discomfort or a reaction occurs.
Home or clinic. The AAD says red-light devices in dermatology offices are more powerful than home devices. Our guide compares the listed features of six masks, so you can look across the options in one place.
How to use the 7 Colour LED Face Mask
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Follow the instructions supplied with the mask.
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Recharge it by USB when needed, using the cable in the box.
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Cleveland Clinic advises starting LED treatment with a clean face and no make-up.
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Adjust the headband for fit. If the maker specifies eye protection, use it, as the AAD advises.
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Choose a mode with the touch control. Keep each session to 10 to 15 minutes, a few times each week, as the product guidance recommends.
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Stop if discomfort or a reaction occurs. Ask a healthcare professional if symptoms persist or you are unsure about use.
Care and safety
- Recharge the mask by USB.
- Stop using the mask if you feel discomfort.
- If you notice an unexplained skin change, ask a clinician whether LED use is suitable.
- Ask a GP or pharmacist whether your medicines can increase light sensitivity. Do not stop prescribed medicine without their advice.
- Speak to a clinician or eye-care professional before use if light may trigger a condition you have, or if you have an eye condition.
7 Colour LED Face Mask: frequently asked questions
- Are cheap LED face masks any good?
- Compare the published wavelengths, instructions, fit, suggested schedule and returns. Cleveland Clinic says home devices may be less powerful than professional devices. The ASA says evidence should match each product claim. Our guide compares listed features across six masks.
- Do LED face masks really work?
- Results depend on the device and how it is used, so the evidence cannot predict what this mask will do. The American Academy of Dermatology says studies use different devices and methods, which makes direct comparisons difficult. Cleveland Clinic says evidence is limited for many promoted uses and advises against expecting dramatic results from portable masks.
- What is a light therapy mask used for?
- An LED light therapy mask exposes the face to LED light. Cleveland Clinic says evidence is insufficient for many promoted uses, and dramatic results should not be expected from portable masks. A dermatologist can help identify a skin concern and discuss suitable options.
- What do the colours in a red and blue light mask represent?
- Cleveland Clinic says LED colours correspond to different wavelengths and depths. The colour name alone does not tell you the wavelength or dose used by a particular device, or what effect it may have on skin. Check the technical details and evidence for the specific mask before choosing by its colour labels.
- How often should I use this LED face mask?
- The product guidance is a 10 to 15 minute session a few times a week. Follow the instructions in the box, and do not extend the session or add extra days. The American Academy of Dermatology notes that schedules differ between home devices, so use this mask's directions rather than copying another product's routine.
- Who should check with a professional before using an LED mask?
- Ask first if you take medicine that may increase light sensitivity, have a condition that light can trigger, or have an eye condition. NHS Inform lists relevant medicines and skin conditions, while Cleveland Clinic flags inherited eye diseases. A GP, pharmacist or eye-care professional can advise on your circumstances.
- Can I use an LED mask if I have rosacea?
- Ask a GP or dermatologist before using one. NHS Inform lists rosacea among conditions that light may trigger or worsen. A clinician can advise whether this mask is suitable for you. This is general NHS guidance on light sensitivity and medicines.
- Are LED face masks safe to use?
- Suitability depends on the person, device and use. Cleveland Clinic reports possible redness, rash, inflammation or pain, with limited information on long-term safety. The AAD advises using eye protection when the maker specifies it. Stop if discomfort or a reaction occurs, and ask a clinician about personal risk factors.
- Are red light masks worth the money?
- It depends on your budget, whether you will keep up a routine and how comfortable you are with results that vary by device. Check its fit, instructions and returns, then use our six-mask guide to compare listed features across products.
- What are delivery and returns like?
- UK delivery is free. Orders are dispatched in 1 to 2 business days, with estimated delivery in 6 to 8 business days. Returns are accepted within 14 days; change-of-mind return postage is paid by you, while faulty returns are free.
Learn more: Compare six LED face masks by their published features, Read our guide to the evidence on LED face masks, Read about LED mask side effects and safety, See our LED therapy range
Sources: Cleveland Clinic: LED light therapy, colours, risks and use, Cleveland Clinic: red light therapy evidence and side effects, NHS Inform: skin light sensitivity and medicines, updated 2026-10-21, American Academy of Dermatology: red light therapy guidance, ASA/CAP: evidence and claims for electrical beauty devices, ASA/CAP: cosmetic device claims about rosacea

7 Colour LED Face Mask
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