LED Face Mask for Your Skin Concerns
As women, our skin is constantly changing: with the seasons, our age, our hormones, our stress levels and our environment. A breakout one month, redness the next, dullness in winter, fine lines over time. That is why the Lumière™ LED face mask offers 7 light modes, each paired with near-infrared, so you can adapt your treatment to what your skin needs today.
Find your skin concern below, or take our free skin quiz to get your personal protocol.
Acne and blemishes
Breakouts, clogged pores, excess oil, adult or hormonal acne. Blue light purifies the surface and the pores, while near-infrared calms inflammation deeper down and helps prevent marks.
- Oily to normal skin: blue mode (470 nm + near-infrared).
- Combination to oily skin, hormonal breakouts: violet mode (blue + red + near-infrared).
- Sensitive or dry acne-prone skin, teenagers: cyan mode (blue + green + near-infrared).
Read more: Which LED mask for acne? · Adult acne in women
Wrinkles, fine lines and firmness
Red light and near-infrared are the best-studied wavelengths for skin ageing. They support collagen and the skin's natural renewal, for smoother, firmer-looking skin over time.
- Red mode (630 nm + near-infrared) for fine lines, firmness and skin texture.
- Pink mode (full spectrum + near-infrared) for mature skin with several concerns at once.
Read more: Red light therapy for your skin · Where a woman's face ages first · Cellular renewal
Redness and sensitive skin
Reactive skin, redness, a stressed or tight-feeling complexion. Green light soothes and evens out the skin tone, while near-infrared supports the skin barrier.
- Green mode (520 nm + near-infrared) for redness and reactive skin.
- Yellow mode (red + green + near-infrared) for redness with a dull complexion, and dry skin.
Read more: Green LED light therapy · LED mask for sensitive skin
Pigmentation and dull skin
Dark spots, post-acne marks, an uneven or tired-looking complexion.
- Green mode (520 nm + near-infrared) for dark spots and uneven tone.
- Yellow mode for instant radiance and a dull complexion.
Read more: Understanding pigmentation
After a clinic treatment
Microneedling, peels, laser or injections: near-infrared light supports the skin during recovery, always following your practitioner's aftercare first.
Read more: LED post-care protocols · Can you use an LED mask after Botox?
Not sure where to start?
Our free skin quiz asks a few simple questions and gives you the right light mode, session length and rhythm for your skin. Sessions last 10 to 15 minutes. How to use your mask · Precautions