CurrentBody Skin LED Neck & Décolletage Mask Series 2 — 229 LEDs, Red & Near‑Infrared for Firmer, Smoother Neck and Chest

The CurrentBody Skin LED Neck & Décolletage Mask: Series 2 is an at-home light therapy device that uses 229 LEDs with red and near‑infrared wavelengths to support firmer, smoother-looking neck and chest skin.

This wearable mask combines three targeted wavelengths — 633nm red, 830nm near‑infrared and a deeper 1072nm near‑infrared — in a flexible silicone design shaped to cover the neck and décolletage. Designed for regular, non-invasive use, the Series 2 extends coverage across the jawline, throat and upper chest, and is supplied with a Veritace card showing the device test results so you can confirm it meets specifications.

How does this mask support smoother-looking neck and chest skin?

The LED array delivers light at three clinically studied wavelengths that interact with skin and underlying tissue to help improve surface texture and perceived firmness over time. Red light (633nm) is associated with supporting natural collagen activity near the skin surface, while 830nm and 1072nm reach deeper layers to energize cells beneath the epidermis.

• 229 LEDs arranged to maximize coverage across neck and décolletage
• 633nm red light for surface collagen activity and brighter-looking skin
• 830nm near‑infrared for deeper cellular energizing and improved texture
• 1072nm deep near‑infrared targets deeper tissue where aging signs are more visible

What kind of results have been observed and in what timeframe?

Independent testing and clinical data provided with the device report measurable improvements when the mask is used consistently over weeks. The supplied information indicates increases in skin plumpness and reductions in the appearance of neck wrinkles after an 8‑week regimen in test subjects, along with an increase in skin brightness figures.

• Clinical testing reported increased plumpness and improved elasticity after regular use
• Reported reductions in visible neck wrinkles after 8 weeks in study conditions
• Reported increase in skin brightness percentages versus baseline in testing
• Results depend on consistent, recommended use and individual skin condition

How do I use the Series 2 mask safely and effectively at home?

The Series 2 is designed for at-home use with a flexible silicone shape that sits over the neck and chest. Follow the device instructions for session length and frequency, ensure skin is clean and makeup‑free, and avoid staring directly into active LEDs; protective eyewear is not typically required for neck/chest use but follow the user guide.

• Place the mask comfortably over the neck and décolletage, securing the fit with the silicone contours
• Use on clean, dry skin per the recommended session time and frequency in the manual
• Do not combine with photosensitizing medications without professional advice
• Check the included Veritace card to verify the device meets electrical and LED output tests

What’s new about the Series 2 compared to earlier models?

Series 2 introduces a larger, more flexible silicone shape for extended chest coverage and uses 229 LEDs across three clinically studied wavelengths to reach both surface and deeper tissues. The package includes quality verification via the Veritace card so buyers can confirm device testing details.

• Larger flexible silicone design for broader décolletage coverage
• 229 LED bulbs arranged for improved treatment area consistency
• Three wavelengths (633nm, 830nm, 1072nm) for layered depth of action
• Veritace card included to view device test results

Who is this for: The CurrentBody Skin LED Neck & Décolletage Mask: Series 2 is suitable for adults seeking a non-invasive at-home device to address visible signs of neck and chest aging, such as texture loss, diminished firmness and dullness. It works best for those prepared to follow a regular treatment schedule and who want a dedicated device shaped for the neck and décolletage rather than face-only masks. If you have specific skin conditions, photosensitivity, or are taking light‑sensitizing medications, consult a healthcare professional before use.