Skincare
Dan Martensen
Just like your LED face mask, the best LED neck masks can help reduce the appearance of sunspots, soften fine lines and wrinkles and even diminish muscle pain and soreness. LED masks are practically a mainstay in most skincare routines these days, but have you ever thought about extending the same care down to your neck? The neck, with its thinner, more fragile skin, is one of the first places to show ageing and sun damage, and so it makes sense not to neglect it.
Vogue’s pick of the best LED neck masks at a glance:
“The neck and décolletage are often the first places to show signs of ageing, as the skin here is thinner, more delicate, and exposed to daily UV and environmental stress,” says Laura Ferguson, co-founder of The Light Salon. “A dedicated neck LED device brings the same clinically proven wavelengths to an area that’s frequently overlooked, helping to restore smoothness, firmness, and luminosity where it’s most needed. It’s a gentle and very convenient way to keep the neck looking as supported and healthy as the face.”
With that in mind, we’ve rounded up seven of the best LED neck masks to try now for firmer, younger-looking skin.
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The beauty deals in the Black Friday sales have already begun and extend beyond the classic hair, make-up and fragrance to include advanced tech too. While not officially taking place till 27 November, there are deals on some of the biggest names in the LED game, from CurrentBody to Foreo, including on the brand’s neck masks.
Foreo
FAQ 211 Red light neck & décolleté mask
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: This silicone neck mask is especially great if you are concerned with multiple issues on your neck, chest and upper back area. The bib-style mask is controlled via an app and uses eight different medical and therapeutic wavelengths to address several concerns. It can be worn on the front of your chest and customised to target wrinkles, dark spots and lack of firmness, or it can be worn over your upper back and shoulder area to deliver powerful blue light to help heal and prevent acne and blemishes.
- Light type: Near-infrared (854 nm), red (637 nm), blue (465 nm), green (520 nm), orange (600 nm), yellow (580 nm), purple (440 nm), cyan (485 nm)
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Best LED neck mask for boosting collagen: CurrentBody LED Neck & Décolletage Mask: Series 2
CurrentBody
LED Neck & Décolletage Mask: Series 2
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: As well as the standard red and near infrared lights, which help tighten and brighten the skin on the neck and chest, this smart device uses a unique deep near infrared light, which tackles the signs of ageing deep in the skin to kick-start collagen. The result is a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles, reduced redness and sun damage and skin that looks brighter and more energised.
- Light type: Red (633nm), near-infrared (830nm), deep near-infrared (1072nm)
Vogue’s Ellie Davis testing the CurrentBody neck LED mask
Best LED neck mask for affordability: Sensse Silhouette LED Neck Mask
Sensse
Silhouette LED Neck Mask
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: For the price, this neat LED neck mask is a great option. Made of soft, bendable silicone that sits comfortably around the neck, it’s an easy-to-use treatment with four tailored programmes available to target everything from repairing and evening out skin tone and texture to blemish healing and diminishing fine lines and wrinkles, boosting collagen and tightening lax neck skin.
- Light type: Red (630nm), blue (460nm), near infrared (850nm), purple (630nm+460nm+NIR (850nm)
Best LED neck mask for neck and chest: Omnilux Contour Neck & Decollete
Omnilux
Contour Neck & Decollete
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: The neck and chest are often the first places to show signs of ageing and deteriorating skin texture, so this generously sized neck and bib mask is a great option for anyone concerned with that. Helping to stimulate the natural anti-ageing process with powerful wavelengths of light, this aims to rejuvenate and firm the skin with zero downtime.
- Light type: Red (633nm), near-infrared (830nm)
Vogue’s Ellie Davis testing the Omnilux neck LED mask
Best LED neck mask for versatility: Dr Dennis Gross Spectralite BodyWear Pro
Dr Dennis Gross
Spectralite BodyWear Pro
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: Using both red and blue lights to tackle everything from lax skin to sunspots and even blemishes, this clever piece of tech can be used all over the body (including the neck) to treat skin wherever there’s an issue. The healing wavelengths are also useful for soreness and inflammation.
- Light type: Red and blue, length not specified
Best LED neck mask for blemishes: FOREO FAQ 211 Red light neck & décolleté mask
Foreo
FAQ 211 Red light neck & décolleté mask
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: This silicone neck mask is especially great if you are concerned with multiple issues on your neck, chest and upper back area. The bib-style mask is controlled via an app and uses eight different medical and therapeutic wavelengths to address several concerns. It can be worn on the front of your chest and customised to target wrinkles, dark spots and lack of firmness, or it can be worn over your upper back and shoulder area to deliver powerful blue light to help heal and prevent acne and blemishes.
- Light type: Near-infrared (854 nm), red (637 nm), blue (465 nm), green (520 nm), orange (600 nm), yellow (580 nm), purple (440 nm), cyan (485 nm)
Vogue’s Ellie Davis testing the FAQ neck LED mask
Best LED neck mask for comfort and fit: The Light Salon Boost LED Collar
The Light Salon
Boost LED Collar
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: It’s hard to believe something this compact and slim could be such a potent solution for improving the tone, texture and elasticity of the skin, but the clinically-proven results are impressive. As well as promoting better collagen and elastin synthesis to reduce sagging, it helps increase tissue oxygenation in the area too by boosting better blood flow.
- Light type: Red (633nm), near-infrared (830nm)
Best LED neck mask for ease of use: Beauty Pie C-Wave LED Mask For Neck & Décolleté
Beauty Pie
C-Wave LED Mask For Neck & Décolleté
- Why it’s Vogue-approved: A simple, straightforward and affordable option (especially if you’re a Beauty Pie member), this is a great LED mask if you want to tackle crepey skin on the neck and décolleté and reduce the appearance of dark spots while you’re there. It’s also a useful tool to relieve stiffness and soreness in the neck area caused by too much screen time.
- Light type: Red (630nm ± 10nm), near infrared (830nm ± 10nm)
Vogue’s Ellie Davis testing the Beauty Pie neck LED mask
FAQs
How do LED neck masks differ from face masks?
“The technology is the same, but the design is intentionally different,” explains Ferguson. “A neck LED mask is shaped to sit comfortably around the curves of the neck and upper chest. You’ll find the bulbs positioned to support firmness, enhance hydration, and even out tone. Concerns that tend to show up differently on the neck and décolletage than on the face.”
You use a neck LED mask at the same time as a face LED mask, according to the experts. In fact, “We encourage it,” adds Ferguson. “Using both devices together gives you a complete LED ritual, treating the face, neck, and décolletage in one calming session. It’s the most efficient way to build consistency and achieve even results.”
How often should you use a neck mask?
“For best results, we recommend using your neck LED 3 to 5 times per week, especially in the first six weeks,” says Ferguson. “LED works cumulatively, so regular, short sessions will always deliver more than the occasional long one. Once your skin feels stronger and more supported, you can ease into a 2-3 times per week maintenance routine, and increase again when you feel your skin needs a boost.”
How long does it take to see results?
Everyone’s skin responds at its own pace, but most people notice the treated area is calmer and brighter straight away, with improved texture and softness in around 4 weeks, according to Ferguson. As for visible changes to firmness and hydration, that comes at about 8 weeks, and you can expect long-term strengthening and brightness from 12 weeks onwards. “LED is wonderfully progressive, and results continue to build the more you use it,” she adds.
“LED is suitable for all skin types and tones, including sensitive skin,” says Ferguson. “We simply suggest avoiding use over open wounds and active infections. Those taking photosensitising medication, or with specific medical concerns, should check with a healthcare professional before beginning any new treatment. For most people, LED is a safe, gentle way to keep the neck looking healthy and cared for.”
Meet the expert
- Laura Ferguson is co-founder of The Light Salon, a professional treatment and at-home tech brand delivering clinically proven LED light therapy
How we test
To compile the Vogue edit of the best LED masks for the neck, the British Vogue beauty team paid close attention to the specs of each of these devices, what they are made out of (silicone or hard shell), how comfortable they are to use and their settings, to determine whether these are effective devices and whether they will legitimately be able to become part of your routine – because if they are cumbersome, you will not use them and consistency is key.
Why you can trust us
At Vogue, LED masks are our bread and butter. There is not a single red light device on the market that we haven’t road-tested – be it for the face, the hands, wands, panels or hair regrowth gadgets. It’s something of an obsession for our panel of testers, that include beauty contributors Georgia Day and Hannah Coates, as well as senior beauty shopping writer Ellie Davis and beauty and wellness editor Morgan Fargo.
