LED face masks have been trending for a while, and there’s no sign of the cult-favourite home device slowing down anytime soon.
From TikTok glow-up videos to Instagram skincare reels, everyone seems to be adding one to their at-home routine. Celebrities, influencers, and skincare enthusiasts alike are raving about the instant “lit-from-within” effect, making these masks the ultimate must-have.
Put it on while counting steps on your walking pad, or just stand on your new vibration plate—either way, TikTok has us convinced we need one.
But which one should you pick? That’s the tricky part because there are so many options on the market right now. So we’ve tracked down all the favourites, from TikTok viral hits to celebrity-approved masks, so you know exactly what’s worth adding to your skincare routine.
The best LED face masks in Australia
Shark CryoGlow Cooling & LED Face Mask
$699.99 at Shark
Best for: a little extra
With a celebrity fan base including Sofia Richie Grainge, Alix Earle, Heidi Klum, and Molly-Mae Hague, the viral Shark CryoGlow Under-Eye Cooling + LED Mask has finally launched in Australia.
Already named one of TIME’s 2025 Best Inventions (Beauty Category), the CryoGlow has quickly become one of the most talked-about skincare devices in the world.
Key features:
- Multi-treatment device
- Under-eye cooling
TheraFace Mask Glo
$499 at The Iconic
Best for: affordable luxe
Expanding TheraFace’s cult beauty-tech lineup, this LED mask is the more affordable sister to the original TheraFace Mask. With 504 LEDs, a cordless, lightweight, and breathable design, it delivers a full-face treatment in just 12 minutes.
It’s completely cordless, so you can wear it while moving around the house, and it even gives your head a gentle massage while you use it. No wonder it’s a favourite of Kendall Jenner, the newest face of the brand.
Key features:
- Red, Red + Infrared and Blue light
- Cordless
- Loved by Kendall Jenner, the newest brand ambassador
Currentbody LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2
$679.99 at Currentbody
Best for: those who like options
Fitted with a secure wrap-around headband, the Currentbody LED mask has been designed for multitaskers. Whether prepping dinner or winding down on the couch, the 236 LED bulbs function at three wavelengths, emitting a red glow as you like.
Not to mention, in the latest season of Only Murders in the Building, it made a cameo as the beauty-tech essential of choice for the building’s billionaire!
Key features:
- 236 LED bulbs
- Three wavelengths
- Fits every face shape
Dr Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro
$806.31 $948.60 at Cult Beauty
Best for: a cult favourite
If you’re a true beauty buff, you will be no stranger to this viral face mask from Dr Dennis Gross. The SpectraLite FaceWare Pro has gained much traction in recent times thanks to its sleek design and structure.
Key features:
- Comes with a travel-friendly charging cord
- Hands-free design for convenience
- 100 LED red lights and 60 blue
Omnilux Contour Face
$605 at Omnilux
Best for: contouring to your face shape
Featuring 132 medical-grade LED lights, the Omnilux Contour Face helps to clarify the skin with every use. Though this prop looks as if it belongs on the set of Avatar, its soft and flexible silicone design makes it super easy to wear and use on the go.
Key features:
- Made from flexible silicone
- 132 LED lights
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LED stands for light-emitting diode, and while it might sound high-tech, it’s been around for decades. Originally used by NASA to help plants grow, it’s now a go-to skincare tool in salons and at home. LED light therapy works by using different coloured lights, like red or blue, to help improve the appearance of your complexion and give skin that healthy, lit-from-within glow.
Most LED face masks come with different coloured lights, each targeting the skin in a specific way. Red light is known for promoting a youthful, radiant complexion, while blue light is ideal for younger skin or anyone looking to help control blemishes.
Most LED devices come with pre-set timers and will automatically switch off when the session is complete. For the best results, use the mask alongside your usual skincare routine to maintain healthy-looking, radiant skin.
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