CurrentBody Skin LED Eye Perfector

What is it?

The CurrentBody Skin LED Eye Perfector is a wearable LED (Light emitting diode) device worn like an eye mask. It shines lights of 4 different wavelengths around and under your eyes, over 11s lines and on crow’s feet.

The photons in these specific light wavelengths boost blood flow and energise the mitochondria, which are the power generator organelles in your cells. The process is called photobiomodulation.

This perks up all your cells, including fibroblasts which build more and stronger collagen and elastin. This gradually heals and refreshes your skin. With regular use, they’re clinically proven to reduce facial lines and improve texture and pigmentation for younger-looking, healthier skin. Use with an optional Hydrogel Eye Mask under the device for enhanced skin hydration.

✔ Reduces inflammation

✔ Boosts blood flow

✔ Faster cell metabolism & so more ATP energy

✔ More antioxidants & detoxifies cells

✔ More & stronger collagen & elastin

First impressions

Just like the rest of the CurrentBody Skin range, the black and white sturdy cardboard Eye Perfector box is elegant, and understated but beautifully finished.

The contents are tightly secured in a protective, carved-out black foam. It’s recyclable ♻️ (dependent on your local recycling guidelines). You also get a separate small box containing 15ml of CurrentBody Skin Green Tea Eye Cream.

In the CurrentBody Skin Eye Perfector box:

• Eye Perfector device
• Charging base
• USB charging cable
• Headstrap
• Goggles
• Storage bag
• User manual
• 15ml Green Tea Eye Cream

Quality & design

The front of the Eye Perfector is a smooth white material with reflective silver sides and simple CurrentBody Skin branding between the eyes. It’s shaped to fit the contours between your eyes, and over and alongside your nose. There’s just one button on the right temple area to power it on/off. The underside is a thick transparent silicone covering over the LED circuitry which gives the mask a bit of weight. There’s a black fabric head strap and optional goggles too.

The 30cm stretchy, soft adjustable head strap gives plenty of room with the velcro tabs secured at both ends. There’s a grippy silicone patch in the middle which stops it from slipping down your head.

Under the thick protective silicone is the LED circuitry. There are 40 LED squares, split into two colours per square. The lights cover all the skin covered by the mask with no gaps.

On the right-hand underside is a small charging port. Insert the USB charging cable to charge the Eye Perfector without the charging base. You’ll also see small metallic circles. These are magnets which align to secure the device when sitting on the charger.

The USB charging cable is good quality and flexible. It’s 1 metre long which is decent but may not reach your USB adapter or socket if it’s located at a mains outlet. I have one of those USB banks on a mains extender cable, and that does a grand job.

Alternatively, you can charge the Eye Perfector and show it off at the same time in the charging base.

The charging base matches the shape of the Eye Perfector perfectly. Place it in the base until the magnets connect. Connect the USB cable to the back base of the stand, then the cable to a USB power plug. The charging stand base has a black grippy lining to stop accidental knocks from sending it flying.

You also get a small white fabric draw-cord storage bag. Keep the Eye Protector in this if you charge it and store it without the stand. The device and charging cable fit comfortably inside.

A lot of thought has gone into the Eye Perfector. It’s a neat, quality bit of kit and comes with a good 2-year warranty too.

Before you start

Read the user manual and do a skin sensitivity test.

The user manual is an easy read with a few helpful diagrams. The first 19 pages are in English. It provides a short background on CurrentBody Skin, what’s in the box, safety information, warnings, cautions, contraindications, skin sensitivity test, how it works, how to use it and charge it, to do your charging, your treatments, maintenance, cleaning, troubleshooting, warranty, specification and finally, the compliant safety standards.

You shouldn’t use this device if you are sensitive to light or are taking medication which makes you light-sensitive (here’s a helpful list). You must also be over 18, not pregnant, or have cancerous lesions. You can learn more about red light therapy here.

You’ll likely know if you’re light sensitive already, but if you want to check turn on and hold the eye perfector against your inner forearm for a 3-minute session. If your skin shows no long-lasting redness after 2 hours, you’re good to go.

The routine

Use the Eye Perfector on clean and dry skin. You can use an eye serum or cream with the mask – but check it has no SPF which blocks the light energy. 

Do it at any time during the day or evening. It’s easy to see out of the mask, but I still prefer to use it whilst sitting down.

1. Wash & dry your face, then apply your eye serum or cream if you like.
2. Check the mask is clean & the head strap is secured
3. With one velcro tab loosened, slip the mask over your head, position and tighten the strap
4. Press the on button. Sit for 3 minutes after which the lights auto-shut off.
5. Remove the mask and wipe the protective silicone with a damp cloth. 
6. Store it in a safe place until next time

That is it.

What does it feel like?

Not only do I feel a bit super-hero special whilst wearing this eye mask, but it’s also super easy to use. No levels, cords, gels or hands are required.

The head strap is ok at securing the mask, but I need to pull it rather tight which squishes my skin somewhat. And even then it does gradually slip down your head. So, I find it easier and more precise to put my hair in a low ponytail and position the strap over the top. 

The device measures 15cm wide when sat in the charging base. But it flexes to fit wider or narrower faces. The eye holes are the right place for me and give good coverage under and over my eyes. The side section bits are large enough to cover my upper cheeks and crow’s feet area too. It’s very comfy to wear.

The lights are very bright, but your eyes adjust to them after a few seconds. If it’s too bright, just close your eyes and have a short 3-minute power rest. And if there still too bright, you can wear the goggles that come with the kit under the mask and over your eyes. But rest assured the lights are safe for your peepers.

When I use the mask in a dark room the lights seem extra bright and I can’t see much else but red! So, if you want the use of your eyes to read, work or watch TV, use it in a well-lit room.

Aside from being bright, there’s no sensation from the lights. They don’t feel hot or tingly. And skin reactions to this light are rare. Your skin may be a bit red afterwards but it should return to normal within 1 to 2 hours.

Finally, the mask is comfy and cool to wear for the short 3-minute sessions. 

Easy.

Effort & results

Use the Eye Perfector for 3 minutes daily. It’s for ongoing use.

It’s very easy and quick so requires little motivation and is easy to stick with. If you keep it in the charging base on your desk or bedside table, you’ll see it and remember to use it. And it quickly becomes a habit. You can use it whilst watching TV, checking your socials, working on your laptop, reading etc. Like the rest of the CurrentBody Skin LED range, it’s hands-free and zero concentration.

If you already use the CurrentBody Skin LED mask, you’re likely to see enhanced results in the eye area if you use the Eye Perfector. That’s because of the LED light concentration and positioning on the Eye Perfector vs the wearable full-face mask. You can also use it along with the CurrentBody Skin Lip Perfector – both are done in just 3-minute sessions!

It’s very easy and quick so requires little motivation and is easy to stick with. If you keep it in the charging base on your desk or bedside table, you’ll see it and remember to use it. And it quickly becomes a habit. You can use it whilst watching TV, checking your socials, working on your laptop, reading etc. Like the rest of the CurrentBody Skin LED range, it’s hands-free and zero concentration.

You can use it along with the CurrentBody Skin Lip Perfector – both are done in just 3-minute sessions!

If you already use the CurrentBody Skin LED mask, you’re likely to see enhanced results in the eye area if you use the Eye Perfector. That’s because of the LED light concentration and positioning on the Eye Perfector vs the wearable full-face mask.

As with all home beauty tech, results vary by individual. Your lifestyle, age and overall skin health determine the breadth and depth of your results. You may see all the possible results or just a few, and to varying degrees too.

Negatives

There are just a couple of negatives with the Eye Perfector.

First, the lights are bright. You can use it in a brightly lit room so it feels less intense. Wear the goggles or close your eyes during the short 3-minute session if you find them irritating.

Second, although the front of the box clearly states “Clinically proven technology”, the device itself has not been through a clinical trial to show reassuring data and feedback on safety and results. 

This doesn’t mean the Eye Perfector is not safe and won’t give you results. From my tests I conclude, it’s very simple and user-friendly, and it has passed all the related CE electrical and manufacturing safety standards. The LEDs inside the Eye Perfector are built to give the desired effect on your skin cells. So, whilst I’d be happier with clear results from a clinical trial, I trust the CurrentBody Skin brand to deliver. 

Also, you get a reassuring 60-day money-back guarantee to try it and see your results.

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