CurrentBody LED Mask Ireland — Series 2 Review for Irish Shoppers

The CurrentBody Skin LED Light Therapy Mask is the most widely recognised home-use LED device in the world. The Series 2 — available on currentbody.ie at EUR 449.99 — represents a significant upgrade on the original, with 236 LEDs across three wavelengths, improved coverage, and independent clinical trial results showing measurable wrinkle reduction at eight weeks. This is a detailed review for Irish shoppers considering the investment.

CurrentBody in Ireland — Where to Buy and What to Pay

CurrentBody operates a dedicated Irish website at currentbody.ie, which means EUR pricing, Irish delivery options, and no customs complications. The site ships from the UK to Ireland, with delivery times typically 3-5 working days.

Pricing at currentbody.ie as of 2026:

Series 2 LED Face Mask: EUR 449.99 — the mask, controller, USB-C charging cable, eye inserts, and storage bag.

Series 2 Special LED Kit: EUR 522.99 — the mask plus five CurrentBody Skin Hydrogel Face Masks (clinically proven to enhance LED results when used underneath the mask) and a 30ml Green Tea Serum. The kit represents a saving versus buying the components separately.

Series 1 Special LED Kit: EUR 427.99 — the older Series 1 mask with hydrogel masks and serum, for those who want the core CurrentBody technology at a lower entry price.

The device is also available through Amazon.ie for those who prefer Amazon delivery infrastructure and returns policy. Pricing is broadly consistent with currentbody.ie.

CurrentBody offers a 60-day free returns policy and a 2-year manufacturer warranty on the Series 2 mask.

The CurrentBody Series 2 — What's New and Why It Matters

The Series 2 is a meaningful upgrade from the original rather than a cosmetic refresh. The key changes:

236 LEDs vs 132 in the original. The Series 2 contains 110 red (633nm), 110 near-infrared (830nm), and 16 deep near-infrared (1072nm) LEDs. The additional 104 LEDs are more closely spaced for more even light distribution across the face, and the 16 deep near-infrared LEDs are specifically positioned around the eyes and mouth — the areas where fine lines typically develop earliest.

Third wavelength: deep near-infrared at 1072nm. This is the key technological addition in Series 2. Deep near-infrared at 1072nm penetrates up to 10mm into the hypodermis — significantly deeper than the 633nm and 830nm wavelengths — stimulating collagen production in the deepest skin layers. The scientific evidence for 1072nm is more recent than the well-established 633nm and 830nm research, but it is accumulating. CurrentBody's board-certified dermatologist advisors endorse its inclusion.

Extended coverage including chin area. The Series 2 mask includes a chin strap extension that provides coverage of the jawline and lower face — an area that many users found was not adequately treated by the original mask design.

Veritace NFC verification. Each Series 2 mask includes an NFC card that links to quality testing data for that individual device, confirming that the LEDs are delivering the precise wavelengths they are specified to. This is a meaningful quality assurance addition in a category where cheaper devices often deliver imprecise or inaccurate wavelengths.

The Clinical Evidence — What CurrentBody's Studies Show

CurrentBody has invested significantly in independent clinical trials rather than relying solely on in-house testing. Key findings from their published clinical data:

An independent trial of 35 participants over 8 weeks of consistent use (10 minutes per session, five times per week) showed a 57% increase in skin plumpness and a 27% improvement in skin brightness. A separate trial with 32 participants demonstrated a 30% reduction in wrinkle appearance at the 8-week mark.

These are not brand-sponsored consumer surveys — they are independently conducted studies assessed against measurable biometric skin parameters. The results are comparable to published studies on competing devices including Omnilux.

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Daniel Belkin has stated that CurrentBody's LED wavelength precision is demonstrably higher than many competing devices when independently measured, making the clinical results more reliably reproducible in real-world use than with devices where wavelength output is less consistent.

How to Use the CurrentBody LED Mask — The Protocol

The CurrentBody recommended protocol is 10-minute sessions, five times per week for the initial 8-week course. After the initial course, maintenance sessions of two to three times weekly sustain the cumulative results.

Session protocol: cleanse the face and pat dry. Optionally, apply the CurrentBody Green Tea Serum (included in the Special Kit) — this serum is formulated to work synergistically with LED therapy and is clinically shown to enhance results when used as a pre-treatment. Alternatively, use a light water-based hydrator. Do not apply heavy creams, oils, or actives before the LED session — these can block light penetration or cause skin reactions. Attach the mask, insert the eye inserts for comfort, secure the straps, turn on the device, and relax for 10 minutes. The device auto-shuts off. Apply your skincare routine after the session.

The optional hydrogel masks (included in the Special Kit) can be placed on the skin under the LED mask. These are clinically shown to further enhance LED absorption and provide hydration during treatment — a practical combination for dry or dehydrated Irish skin.

CurrentBody vs Omnilux Contour Face — The Irish Buyer's Comparison

Both are the two most credible LED masks available in Ireland. Here is how they compare on the factors that matter:

LED count: CurrentBody Series 2 — 236. Omnilux Contour Face — 132.

Wavelengths: CurrentBody Series 2 — 633nm, 830nm, 1072nm. Omnilux — 633nm, 830nm.

Clinical evidence base: Omnilux has over 40 peer-reviewed published studies, which is a deeper cumulative evidence base. CurrentBody has independent clinical trials specific to their device with quantified clinical endpoints.

Coverage: CurrentBody Series 2 includes chin coverage. Omnilux does not extend to the chin.

Price in Ireland: CurrentBody Series 2 — EUR 449.99 at currentbody.ie. Omnilux Contour Face — available at SkinShop.ie (check current pricing).

Travel use: Omnilux has universal voltage and four power adapters, making it more practical for international travel. CurrentBody is less suited to travel use.

Weight and comfort: Omnilux is lighter. CurrentBody includes eye inserts and a waistband clip for the controller, enabling multitasking during sessions.

For first-time LED mask buyers, Omnilux is the more straightforward recommendation given its deeper published research base. For those who have already used LED therapy or want the most technologically advanced device available, the CurrentBody Series 2 is the upgrade.

Who the CurrentBody LED Mask Is Best For

The CurrentBody LED Mask Series 2 is best suited to Irish shoppers who are specifically targeting fine lines and wrinkles as their primary concern and want the most comprehensive LED technology available for home use. The addition of the 1072nm wavelength and the improved chin coverage make it a stronger choice for full-face anti-ageing treatment compared to dual-wavelength alternatives.

It is also a strong option for those who have rosacea or skin sensitivity without active breakouts, as the triple wavelength system has meaningful anti-inflammatory action and blue light is absent from the device.

The investment makes the most sense for those who commit to the 8-week initial protocol. The clinical results are measured at 8 weeks of consistent use — expecting meaningful change in 2-3 sessions is not supported by the research. Set a calendar reminder for 8 weeks from first use and evaluate results against photographs taken on day one.

“The CurrentBody Series 2 is the most technically specified LED mask available for home use. For Irish shoppers who will use it consistently, the clinical evidence makes it one of the stronger skincare investments at this price point.”