LED Face Masks: Eight Models Tested by Dermatologists in 2026
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In 2026, dermatologists and beauty writers tested eight LED face masks. The website Doctissimo published the results of this study. These devices are increasingly popular in France, as they promise to fight signs of aging and acne.
LED masks use lights of different colours, placed close to the skin. According to the manufacturers, each colour would have a particular effect on the skin. The tested models were therefore compared according to their promises, but also according to their everyday use. The testers wanted to find out whether these devices really deliver what they claim.
The article emphasises that these masks can be expensive, sometimes several hundred euros. For this reason, the authors advise consumers to think carefully before buying. They recommend reading expert reviews and choosing a model suited to their needs.
In summary, this test gives French consumers useful information for choosing an LED mask. Readers who want to know which model the specialists recommend can read the full article on the Doctissimo website.
Sources: Doctissimo
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