The SENSSE PROFESSIONAL LED FACE MASK states to use it 10 mins a day – is this in total or each light setting per day? Pros: There are seven targeted treatments for anti-ageing, rosacea, eczema, acne, acne scars and joints, and it's suitable for all ages and skin types. It's flexible and easy to use, and it helps with joint pain as well as external skincare concerns. Oh, and you won't be short of accessories. It comes with a Dermalux Flex MD base unit, Dermalux Flex MD controller, flexible LED canopy, power supply (with 1.5m lead), goggles, treatment pillow and carry bag.

LED masks are non-invasive and don’t emit UV light (the kind that can cause burns, ouch), meaning most experts agree that they shouldn't cause any harm. Why GLAMOUR loves it: Developed by Dr. Maryam Zamani, one of London’s leading oculoplastic surgeons and aesthetic doctors, the new Lightmax Supercharged LED mask 2.0 is a first-of-its-kind LED face mask - and one-up from the Golden Facial Treatment Device that has proven so popular with GLAMOUR readers for so long. Promotes lymphatic drainage, improves skin elasticity and prevent skin drying, reducing wrinkles and fine lines. 592 NM Light therapy has been around for decades. Originally developed to help heal and repair skin tissue, it’s since earned its rightful place in the dermatologist's office, solving skincare issues from breakouts to redness. But how does it work?

Why it’s Vogue approved: Many LED devices are marketed as “bringing the clinic home”, but this is one that lives up to those claims. A powerful, medical-grade brand favoured by top phototherapy facialists, the Dermalux Flex has been attenuated for safe home use by non-trained professionals. It still delivers salon results, though, with a whopping 360 lights configured to clinically proven wavelengths for targeting acne, ageing and even muscle aches. We love that it can be placed above face and body for all over rejuvenation, as does Kate Moss, who’s also a fan of this device. It is fine to switch LED Treatment light settings as long as the mask is only on for a maximum of 10 minutes in total and after the skin tests have been done” There is an automatic programme that covers all 4 light settings that can be selected after you have used the mask for a 4 week period. Yes, the LED light therapy can be used after having fillers, we would advise waiting for a week after initial filler treatment. For the best results, it’s recommended to use any sort of LED device on clean skin. Gently wash your face prior to therapy with a non-drying cleanser to remove any skincare and make-up residue. Also try to avoid any aggressive exfoliation and sunlight exposure before starting LED treatment. Post-treatment, follow up with serums, creams and other soothing moisturisers. Which is the best LED face mask?

We would advise using the LED Light Therapy with clean dry skin and then using a serum after the treatment. Cons: We found we had to attach the strap to the head's crown with a claw clip to walk around mid-treatment to keep the mask in place. However, this might not be the same for everyone. So what exactly is it? LED light therapy is where the skin is exposed to different wavelengths of light (including red, near-infrared and blue) that penetrate deep beneath its surface. Unlike UV light, these rays are actually good for the skin, but their benefits depend on the shade of light emitted by the device, which should be chosen based on skin concern. To ensure the straps of the SENSSE PRO LED FACE MASK ™ stays secure and feels most comfortable, simply place the head straps just above the ear line and press the two individual straps together. This is the widest part of your head where the straps will be most secure. Pros: It's really sleek (we'd expect nothing less – it's the exact same mask which Dr. Gross uses at his New York clinic) and easy to use. It actually turns off after said three minutes, so you won't overuse it or damage your skin. It's also cordless – bonus. As for battery life? The mask will need to be re-charged right around the 10th treatment.

Pros: It's made from medical-grade silicone to reduce risk of irritation on the skin, and comes with a travel pouch, protective eyewear and universal USB charger – three accessories which came in very handy. According to research carried out on 119 participants over 12 weeks, 95% of participants said skin tone, texture, firmness and elasticity improved, 91% of participants saw brighter skin tone, 82% of participants saw improved skin smoothness and 81% of participants saw improvements in periorbital wrinkles (around the eyes). Why GLAMOUR loves it: This LED face mask is a little different to the others in this edit; it's a world first in light therapy. It combines the capabilities of LED light therapy we've been waxing lyrical about with the holistic properties of gemstones. Rose Quartz, in this case, which have been placed at particular points around the face mask so that you can reap the benefits of acupressure during your treatment. As for the light therapy? This mask is fitted with 180 red lights to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, acne, redness and fine lines. Blue: Helps manage inflammation and destroys the species of bacteria on the skin that's most prevalent in acne. It also helps reduce oil production. Why GLAMOUR loves it: This is a medical grade, FDA-approved mask (which been developed by A-list dermatologist Dr Dennis Gross). It boasts 100 red (collagen stimulating) and 62 blue (bacteria-killing) LED lights which can be used either separately or together. So, if you have multiple skin issues that you're looking to target, this could be a good choice. Read more: 14 Best Acne Treatment & Products For Spots What should I put on my face before LED light therapy?