‘Salon grade’ LED mask with £219 off has women ‘makeup-free as skin looks so good’

The Keskine LED Face Mask has £100 off on the brand’s website, but we’ve got a nifty way to get even more off with our special discount code

The beauty market is teeming with creams, serums, and treatments to help skincare buffs achieve a youthful, smooth, glowy, clear complexion. One popular trend that has taken the industry by storm in the last few years is that of LED masks, with their targeted light therapy tackling issues like blemishes, acne, dullness, signs of ageing and more in just 10 minutes.

One brand that’s received high praise from shoppers for its beauty devices is Keskine, whose LED Light Therapy Face Mask Pro claims to help reduce wrinkles by 28.9% and improve acne by 55% in as little as two weeks. What’s more is it’s currently on sale with £100 off. But there’s also a sneaky way to get an additional 30% off – until May 31.

Usually retailing at £499.99, the face mask is on sale for £399.99, but when entering our special discount code, REACH30, beauty fans can get it for £280 – knocking £219 off.

Claiming to be 4X as powerful as typical LED masks, the ‘salon grade’ mask is designed to rejuvenate, refresh, and restore skin with minimal effort and uses four LEDs per slot (totalling 352 LEDs). Offering full face coverage thanks to its 360° mirror tech, the brand shares how users should expect to see clearer skin in two weeks and smoother skin in four thanks to its red, yellow, orange and purple light modes, each with targeted benefits for skin.

For example: Red Light Therapy stimulates collagen production, helping to reduce fine lines and improve skin elasticity, while its Blue Light Therapy targets acne-causing bacteria, helping to calm breakouts and prevent future flare-ups. What’s more is the device can be customised for each zone of the face, from the cheeks to the eye area and forehead.

Using precise wavelengths to penetrate ‘skin to boost cellular activity, encourage collagen production, and combat inflammation and bacteria’, the device is to be used three times per week with the mode that best suits its users’ skintype, although it’s recommended to use 1-2 modes per session – which should be between 10 and 20 minutes.

Working on a similar time-scale, the LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 2 by Currentbody also requires just ten minutes to work its magic. Costing £399.99, it uses 3 highly precise wavelengths: red (633nm), near-infrared (830nm) and deep near-infrared (1072nm) and is a favourite of celebrities like Lily Collins, Kim Kardashian and Suki Waterhouse.

For something a little more budget friendly, the STYLPRO LED Wavelength Face Mask is a bit more affordable at £100 and is also equipped with four modes and needs just ten minutes to work.

The time for treatments using the Keskine face mask can be adjusted, which is one detail one shopper appreciated, stating: “From the first week, I noticed my complexion looked more balanced and less dull. I like that I can adjust the duration so it matches how much time I have. It’s a simple step with a surprisingly big payoff for my skin.”

Keskine’s LED Light Therapy Face Mask Pro has been highly rated by shoppers who have awarded it an overall star rating of 4.9, with one user citing: “After a few sessions, I could tell that my skin was reacting really well to the light. It pairs really well with my serums and moisturizers, almost like it boosts their effects. I’m honestly amazed at how much more confident I feel about my complexion.”

Another raved how: “It feels like a mini spa session that I can do whenever I like. Having it at home saves me trips to the spa for light treatments. I feel like my skin looks healthier and more alive every week.”

Someone else noted: “I’ve tried many things for my skin over the years and this one actually stands out. I like that I can focus on certain areas of concern just by adjusting the mode. It has given my skin a more youthful, healthy look that I really appreciate.”

The mask is loved also for being lightweight, portable and ‘forms to my face’ without ‘bothering my eyes’, as one shopper said: “I have used LED masks in the past but stopped because what I was using was rigid and uncomfortable. Love this mask as it forms to my face. Very lightweight. Love that I can wear it while walking around the house and am not confined to one spot for the duration of time.”

Now it’s important to note that, from the images, the overall structure and look of the LED mask looks different to your typical model, with the gadget having no obvious eye-holes – ie, it covers the entire face. With this in mind, one shopper did share how “it looks a bit funny when worn, and I even used it to play a prank on my husband just before bedtime, which gave him quite a shock,” although they did add how the ‘mask is comfortable’ and ‘the head strap keeps it securely in place’.

Looks aside, the quality of the gadget has been highly praised, as one review remarked: “I was nervous to try light therapy at first but now I’m glad I did. I like that I can adjust the duration so it matches how much time I have. Now I actually enjoy going makeup-free because my skin looks so good.”