My $300 'miracle' LED mask was a total bust

I bought one of those high-end LED masks online six months ago, convinced it would be a game-changer for my clients' skin. The ad promised it would clear acne and reduce fine lines with just 10 minutes a day. After three months of consistent use on myself and a few willing regulars, we saw zero change, not even a slight glow. I even tracked it with before-and-after photos. It's now gathering dust in my supply closet. Has anyone else tried these and actually gotten results, or are they all just hype?

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ray6487d ago

Those masks need specific wavelengths and power to do anything. The cheap ones often skip the proper diodes to hit the price point. You might have just bought a fancy night light.

skyler_baker6d ago

Ugh, isn't that the truth? I fell for a cheap one last year and it literally did nothing. The light felt weak and the fit was awful, so it never even sat right on my face. Felt like such a waste of money for a plastic gadget. You really do need to check the specs or you're just paying for colored LEDs.