CurrentBody Skin 4-In-1 complete set

The device is 100% pain free. It does not generate heat and should not feel uncomfortable.

Certain skincare and makeup can block the LED light from entering the skin. We recommend using the LED mask on clean, product free skin.

Yes, although any longer than the recommended treatment time isn't proven to be effective.

Unfortunately the contraindications state that our products cannot be used if you are pregnant, planning on becoming pregnant or breastfeeding. This device has NOT been tested on pregnant or breast-feeding women and therefore the risk to the foetus, neonate or pregnant women is unknown.

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 treat, 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 you wish to treat.

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 the treatment 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.

Blue is the best light therapy for blemishes. When combined with red light therapy, these wavelengths treat mild to moderate blemishes, lowering the skin’s inflammation and preventing scarring.

Blue light therapy treats mild to moderate blemishes and lowers inflammation, while preventing scarring.

Blemishes refer to imperfections on the skin, such as discolouration, spots, or marks, caused by various factors like hormonal changes, genetics, stress, skincare, diet, and environment.

Our Anti-Blemish LED Pen is designed to treat mild to moderate acne, pimples, whiteheads, small cysts or nodules. However, it's not effective for treating pockmarks or indentations from previous spots, nor is it recommended for those with a history of melasma. If you have severe acne, please consult your doctor.

Please consult your healthcare professional for advice. See our chart here for more information.

Clogged hair follicles due to excess oil, dead skin cells, dirt, or makeup can cause blemishes, while hormonal changes can increase oil production, leading to pore blockage.

And while stress alone doesn’t cause blemishes, it can aggravate the symptoms.