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I tried CurrentBody's AU$1,360 LED panel for two months and it changed my skin for the better

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I tried CurrentBody's AU$1,360 LED panel for two months and it changed my skin for the better

Over the past 10 months, I've made a serious commitment to improving my skincare routine. From upgrading my products to targeting problem areas and using daily red-light therapy on my face with my Shark CryoGlow mask, the benefits of clear skin have been tenfold.

That said, by focusing on my face and neck, I've missed 90% of my skin — especially key areas that could use some TLC. I didn't know that using blue and red LED light therapy would help my skin concerns — ranging from hyperpigmentation and stretch marks to cellulite — not just on my face.

Enter CurrentBody's LED Light Therapy panel. Priced at AU$1,359.99, CurrentBody's full-body panel features modes designed for anti-ageing, clearing, and skin recovery. Utilising blue and red lights across its settings, the panel holds 544 LED bulbs and can be attached to its accompanying stand, worn directly using the provided straps, or flexibly positioned to wrap around target areas.

The 45cm W x 22cm L x 33cm H panel is larger than most LED face masks — and more expensive — but it promises noticeable results in eight weeks with 3 to 5 weekly sessions of up to 20 minutes.

Raring to go, I unboxed the panel with three main questions in mind for my two-month review period: Would it help clear my skin, could it effectively target specific body areas, and would it justify the price tag? I put it to the test to find out.

Unlike an LED mask, which primarily targets the face, the CurrentBody panel can treat almost any area of the body.


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