Six wavelengths, four presets and app-customised treatments. The checked page does not supply a numeric irradiance; Series 2 output is not substituted.
Manufacturer specifications.
CurrentBody Series 3 vs The Light Salon Boost
CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask Series 3 and The Light Salon Boost LED Face Mask (Boost Advanced), side by side. They share 633, 830 nm; CurrentBody Series 3 lists 750 LEDs and The Light Salon Boost lists 112. Published specifications only; neither is ranked.
Key differences
- Shared wavelengths
- 633, 830 nm
- Only CurrentBody Series 3
- 415, 532, 590, 1072 nm
- Only The Light Salon Boost
- No unique wavelengths
- LED count
- 750 vs 112
- Session
- 10 min vs 10 min
- Near-infrared
- Both list near-infrared
What the differences mean
Both list red and near-infrared light, the pairing used in several wrinkle studies.
Only the CurrentBody Series 3 lists blue light, which acne studies paired with red.
Both list 10 min sessions.
Studies matching only the CurrentBody Series 3
- LEDs in dermatology: what 31 randomised trials add up toSystematic review of randomised controlled trials · 2018
- Blue plus near-infrared light for acne: a pilot with mixed resultsPilot study, uncontrolled · 2009
- Alternating 415 nm blue and 633 nm red LED sessions for acneUncontrolled clinical study · 2006
- Blue plus red light for acne, compared with benzoyl peroxideRandomised, observer-blinded trial · 2000
Six studies match both, including why red light may calm inflammation: the mechanism review.
| Specification |  CurrentBodySkin LED Face Mask Series 3 |  The Light SalonBoost LED Face Mask (Boost Advanced) |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelengths | 415 · 532 · 590 · 633 · 830 · 1072 nm | 633 · 830 nm |
| LED count | 750 | 112 |
| Reported irradiance | Not found on checked page | ≈30 mW/cm², baseline |
| Session | 10 min | 10 min |
| Fit | Flexible silicone with chin strap | Flexible silicone |
| Power & controls | Rechargeable controller · app | Rechargeable battery pack |
| Regulatory claim | Not verified for this exact model in this review | FDA cleared for fine lines and wrinkles, manufacturer claim; K191629 · CE as reported by LED Mask Specs |
| Reference price | £499.99Manufacturer UK page, 31 Oct 2026; EU page lists €589.99 | €450Manufacturer EU page, 31 Oct 2026 |
| Data origin | Manufacturer specifications | Manufacturer wavelengths, session, price and FDA claim; LED Mask Specs LED count and output |
4006008001100 nm
CurrentBody Series 3
415 nanometres532 nanometres590 nanometres633 nanometres830 nanometres1072 nanometres
The Light Salon Boost
633 nanometres830 nanometres
BlueGreenYellowRedNear-infrared
LED count and output are not measures of effectiveness. Output figures use different, often unspecified measurement conditions. Prices keep their original currency and are not current offers.
Questions
Which has more wavelengths, the CurrentBody Series 3 or the The Light Salon Boost?
The CurrentBody Series 3 lists 6 wavelengths and the The Light Salon Boost lists 2. More wavelengths is not the same as more effective.
Do the CurrentBody Series 3 and The Light Salon Boost share any wavelengths?
Yes: 633, 830 nm.
Which research matches each mask?
6 of the 15 summarised studies match both. 4 match only the CurrentBody Series 3 and 0 match only the The Light Salon Boost.
The manufacturer now sells this as the Boost LED Face Mask: 633 nm red + 830 nm near-infrared, 10-minute sessions, €450. LED Mask Specs lists it as Boost Advanced with 56 red and 56 near-infrared LEDs; the LED count was not found on the current page.
Manufacturer wavelengths, session, price and FDA claim; LED Mask Specs LED count and output.