Currentbody Skin Multilight Mask & Anti-Blemish Pen

An all-in-one multi-light therapy solution for clearer, brighter skin

• 6 clinically proven wavelengths: red, near-infrared, deep near-infrared, yellow, green and blue
• 5 targeted modes for advanced brightening, clearing and anti-ageing
• LED facial mapping technology
• Best-Fit liquid silicone shape
• Portable design for convenient use on the go
• Veritace® guarantee ensures the highest level of testing for maximum results. .

Designed to adapt.
The CurrentBody Skin LED Multi Light Therapy Mask is built for results, with 566 LEDs providing 6 clinically recognised wavelengths across 5 modes:Anti-Ageing Mode: For fine lines, wrinkles and loss of firmness.Clearing Mode: Targets blemishes and clears congested skin.Restoring Mode: Soothes sensitivity, redness and irritation.Brightening Mode: Reduces the appearance of dullness, uneven skin tone and pigmentation.Complete Mode: For full-spectrum results using facial mapping technology to target every area of the face individually with wavelengths best suited to the specific needs of each.This mask is an all-in-one solution to your skin’s changing needs, for personalised, results-driven LED therapy.

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An on-the-spot solution.
The CurrentBody Skin Anti-Blemish LED Pen uses 6 LED bulbs to emit 2 precise wavelengths:Blue (415nm): Eliminates blemish-causing bacteria, controls oil production and reduces shine.Red (633nm): Reduces redness, calms irritation and supports skin repair.This small, portable tool targets breakouts anytime, anywhere, in just 3 minutes.

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Step 1: Conduct a sensitivity test (see contraindications) 24 hours before your first session.
Step 2: Ensure your skin is clean and dry.
Step 3: Secure and adjust the strap around your head.
Step 4: Select a mode on the controller and turn on your device.
Step 5: Sit back and relax for your 10-minute session.
Step 6: Remove, wipe clean and safely store in the protective storage bag.
Step 7: Continue with the rest of your skincare routine.
Expert Advice: Use for 6 to 8 weeks to achieve desired results.

What is the difference between near-infrared and deep near-infrared light therapy?

Near-infrared (830nm) targets surface layers of the skin, while deep near-infrared (1072nm) penetrates further to target deeper skin and muscle tissue.

What is yellow and near-infrared led light therapy good for?

Yellow light (590nm) targets visible redness and pigmentation by calming the skin, helping to fade the appearance of uneven skin tone.
Near-infrared light (830nm) works deeper within the skin to support skin repair and boost collagen production.
Together, these wavelengths help create a calmer, more even complexion while promoting long-term skin health.
Sources supporting yellow light therapy:
-Weiss et al., 2005 (PubMed)
-Weiss et al., 2008 (Wiley Online Library)

What is green and near-infrared light therapy good for?

Green light (532nm) targets dullness, uneven skin tone and pigmentation, fading the appearance of sunspots, freckles and mild discolouration.
Near-infrared light (830nm) works deeper within the skin to support skin repair and boost collagen production.
Together, these wavelengths can help brighten the complexion, reduce visible pigmentation and promote healthier-looking skin over time.
Sources supporting green and near-infrared light therapy:
-Barolet et al., Human Study (PubMed)
-Rallan & Harland, Clinical Case Study Series
-Greaves et al., 2016 Review

What does blue light therapy do?

Blue (415nm) light eliminates bacteria to target existing blemishes and helps prevent new ones from forming.
Red (633nm) light boosts collagen production and reduces redness, helping to support skin repair and even skin tone.
Together, these therapies clear and brighten more effectively than blue light alone, helping the skin to look and feel calmer.

Is blue light therapy safe?

The blue light (415nm) used in our devices should only be used by those with active mild to moderate blemishes. 415nm wavelength targets spot-causing bacteria* without the risks associated with blue HEV light from screens.

What skin is blue light therapy suitable for?

Blue light therapy can cause temporary hyperpigmentation on darker skin tones. Fitzpatrick skin type III is described as “white, olive-toned”, and it is this tone and darker that may develop hyperpigmentation after exposure to blue light. We recommend discontinuing use if hyperpigmentation occurs.

What is Veritace®?

We created Veritace®, our unique end-to-end production & testing system, to guarantee that only the most precise LEDs power our technology.
Behind the quality of every Veritace® device is the highest level of testing to ensure maximum results for your skin. .

How do I use the LED Pen?

Step 1: Conduct a sensitivity test.
Step 2: Cleanse and dry your skin, then switch on the device. Apply directly to the area you wish to target, ensuring the light is directed into the skin.
Step 3: Hold for 3 minutes until you hear the beep, then move onto the next area.
Step 4: After 15 minutes, the device will automatically switch off. Wipe clean and safely store.
Step 5: Continue with the rest of your skincare routine.
Expert Advice: Use 3 to 5 times a week for at least 6 weeks to see best results. Stop use at any time by pressing the button for 2 seconds to switch off the device. Do not use more than once a day on the same spot.