The best LED face masks for targeting everything from acne to redness

You may recognise this mask from a little show called Emily in Paris? The CurrentBody Face & Neck Light Therapy Mask is a fave within the celebrity circle so, naturally, it's a fave of ours too.

After a month of loyal usage, trials have shown a 75% increase in a radiant finish and an all-round improved complexion. It really sets the pace for comfort, as the adjustable straps ensure the mask is fitted snug to your face to ensure that all areas are covered.

This edition is also decked out with a neck and dècolletage attachment (can you tell we've watched too much Emily in Paris?) because, remember, your complexion doesn't just end at your face.

Don't fancy marinating yourself in a full face mask each evening? Consider the Solawave: this small but mighty wand is ideal for gliding over your face during a mega Netflix marathon.

The vibrating head isn't just filled with powerful red LED lights: use it with the accompanying activator serum and it'll deliver skin-tightening microcurrent too.

The kit is also equipped with an activating serum which, not only helps you glide the tool over your skin, but is also formulated with hyaluronic acid and aloe vera to keep your complexion plump and hydrated.

This innovation was designed by Dr Maryam Zamani – one of the leading faces in oculoplastics – so it’s a serious way to supercharge your skincare routine.

Unlike many plastic formed LED masks which can feel quite rigid, this pleasing mask hugs your face for a very comfortable fit and is strapped down so you aren't confined to your bed while using it.

It comes with two light modes so you can tailor it depending on your concern: the red and near-infrared lights boost collagen production and promote a radiant complexion, while the acne mode uses blue and red lights to tackle bacteria and prevent breakouts.

It may be a pricer option but, if you're loyal to it, the results will be worth every penny.

LED masks are known for being spenny, but there just so happens to be some brilliant budget-friendly alternatives out there, too. Magnitone's Tri Color LED mask is under £100 and features red, blue and yellow lights to treat acne and boost a brighter complexion (and, for anyone interested, it helps to reduce signs of ageing).

The mask slides on like a pair of sunglasses so you can comfortably get about your day-to-day whilst wearing it. We also appreciate that it has a need for speed too; you only need to wear it for 15 minutes before seeing results. Bingo.

Hands down this is the most aesthetically pleasing gadget on the market. It comes with almost every light you can imagine (bar infrared) and is ideal if you find the full-face options claustrophobic, as you can treat one patch of skin at a time (avoiding your eyes, of course).

It's not just light therapy you're getting here, either: the UFO also employs heat and cryotherapy to relax muscles and depuff skin, along with sonic vibrations to help absorption of topical products.

With a super speedy treatment time of two mins, you don’t have to watch the clock to notice your skin visibly looking healthier and gleaming a natural glow.

Plus, it’s not only for your face: you can use it on your neck and chest, too. While the lights aren't quite as powerful as some of the bigger (and spendier) masks, this is a solid investment that's a joy to use.

This easy-to-wear mask is brilliant value, can be slotted into your busy lifestyle and helps to alleviate a multitude of skincare concerns. Just like a pair of specs, the shield is placed over your ears and worn for 15-30 mins.

With three different light options available, you can rely on it to help prevent acne (blue light), brighten your complexion (orange light) and prolong signs of ageing (red light).

And even though it’s a rigid mask, it sits slightly away from your face so it’s still comfortable to wear. Skincare just got sooo much easier.

If you’re wanting to target your eye area, drop the full face mask and opt for these funky glasses instead. They sit very snugly, without prodding or poking around your delicate eye region, and the adjustable strap means it stays firmly in place.

The mask is lined with 72 red and amber LED lights which penetrate the middle layer of your skin to stimulate collagen production, and in turn, plump out fine lines and crow's feet.

Take three minutes out of your day, shut your eyes and soak in the lights.

Hand-held devices are super practical, which is why we love this one from Therabody. The Theraface Pro incorporates eight different light therapy treatments into one nifty gizmo.

It combines the same massage therapy as the Theragun – with microcurrent and heat therapy to relax muscles, and firm and contour your skin – while red and blue lights brighten and clear your complexion. It’s a one-and-done multitasker that delivers some serious results.

This mini, portable and much cheaper alternative to the Déesse Pro LED Phototherapy Mask is a great one to get your hands on as it delivers brilliant results, without any downtime.

The flexible mask is looped over your ears and strapped in place so you can still move about with ease – it’s great for those busy bodies – and is easily packable into your suitcase or overnight bag.

It uses red and near-infrared lights to encourage elastin and collagen production, so consider it if you’re looking for a smoother, plump and youthful-looking complexion.

Obviously this device is silly spenny but, if you have the means to invest in your future skin, it's our top pick. With 1026 LED lights – one of the highest compared to other leading masks – not only does it help to brighten and firm, but it’s proven the best for improving acne and blemishes.

With multiple light modes to choose from (near-infrared, red, blue, pink, blue + pink combined), it shines bright – but while it may pack a powerful punch, this medical-grade mask doesn’t cause any irritation.