This goddess esque mask and neck plate are forged in the beauty capital of the world Seoul. It has a vast array of 1080 high density powered LEDS which utilizes 7 colors which already puts the Artemis in an entire class of it's own.

The tech does not stop there though. It features the best in class app with complete customizable settings for all your trouble spots. Plus an available case that does sterilization and charging simultaneously.

In addition to this, there are automatic settings for those who prefer a fast treatment as well as a setting that automatically caters to you based on your local weather. If you're keen on living in the year 3025 this is your wireless friend.

Pros: App is next level for custom and automatic treatments, easy to use, full décolletage coverage (neck & upper chest), wireless, straps were not an afterthought.

Cons: Extra Pricey

This mask iron giant looking mask is made from Japan. Inspired by metamorphosis and branded around the word "butterfly" in Japanese. This one has the most amount of LEDS at a whopping 1528 count while utilizing 4 wavelengths.

Select from 6 done for you modes which is perfect for those that want to simply push a button and let the mask do it's thing. One thing is for certain, there won't be a single cell on your face and neck that won't be treated. Did we mention comfortable? It's design research has over 66 point mapping to perfectly contour to your facial features.

Pros: Easy to use, surprisingly lightweight, full décolletage coverage (neck and upper chest), comfortable, sleek stand, strapless system, and gorgeous packaging.

Cons: Extra Pricey, Has a remote but it's not cumbersome.

Another Dr. made brand. This space age looking mask also hails from the beauty capital of the world Seoul. It has an incredible array of 300 high powered LEDS. It's truly a remarkable anti-ager and acne fighter that keeps on giving with each use. It's no wonder why users of this tech have glass skin. It features a smart chip that takes you through 2 different modes for a picture perfect session.

Pros: Easy to use, straps were not an afterthought, nice cradle, automatic sensor for when it's in use and not in use.

Cons: Pricey, has a remote but at least it's not cumbersome.

This ironman-looking mask not only treats your face with LED light therapy, but includes neck coverage so you can look forward to no longer having neck wrinkles. It has 192 LEDS and 7 different light modes to treat every ailment from acne, aging, scars, dullness and more. These spa-esque light treatments with 4 different power levels are completely wireless which means it's time to indulge in some me time from anywhere.

Pros: Easy to use, neck coverage, wireless, 7 colors, 4 power levels, comes with an app and a nice case.

Cons: Finding where to tap exactly, easy once you know after 1st use, optional adjustable strap could be improved but at least it's sturdy.

This Jason esque looking mask now with a new neck mask will spook your skin into better condition. With 7 colors and it's wireless portability, it's hard to go wrong with this one especially for those new to light therapy or those testing the waters.

Pros: Wallet friendly, neck coverage, easy to use, literal tap here button, wireless, 7 colors.

Cons: The optional adjustable strap could be improved but it is secure at least.

This mask will have you looking like Jabbawockeez member in no time! But make no mistake, your skin will be dancing for joy. With 7 wavelengths and neck coverage, you know you're getting what you need even if its you're first time.

Pros: Easy to use, neck coverage, wireless, 7 colors, extra lightweight, dual strap (the top one makes it perfect for adjusting to the face)

Cons: Box packaging could be improved.

This masquerade esque looking mask that also shines from Korea will have you glowing like a celestial goddess. It's equipped with an out of this world one thousand two hundred high density LEDS to make sure every single cell is covered. Yes, you read that right. This one also comes with a automatic 3 color cycle that will transcend your skin through light and time.

Pros: Easy to use, nice cradle, straps are efficient.

Cons: Pricey, has a remote but its very simple.

These sleek panels are the definition of light on command (literally). Engineered with professionals in mind first but are accessible to at home users as well. Tackling everything from target treatment, facial care, and the whole body. The voice commands make you feel like you're living in the future.

They offer 5 different pro panels depending on your use case.

Pros: Easy to use, voice commands, adjustable, touch screens/tap settings, variety of uses cases. The Pro Plus series also offers blue light therapy for acne and customized clinical settings.

Cons: Pricey, the larger units can be heavy but that speaks to their quality and sturdiness.

If there’s one product everyone should be using, it’s this. You’re already glued to your iPhone—why not get something good out of it? It uses breakthrough LumaShift™ Technology to convert harmful blue light (not to be confused with the Acne fighting blue light) into beneficial red light that supports your skin and overall well-being.

Pros: Easy to install, effortless skincare, acts as a regular screen protector, barely tints your phone screen red, no wires or electronics involved other than you using your phone.

Cons: There's really none other than it's limited to iPhones only and the trade off is that it's not going to be as powerful as a mask, panel, wand etc. but the compounding effect pays off.

This ornate crescent shaped device combines Gua Sha, Red Light, Heat, and Massage Therapy into one. Designed in Korea with real Bian stone, it's perfect for those looking for a non-invasive face lift.

Pros: Easy to use, wireless, made of real Bian stone, combines multiple therapies.

Cons: We think the stone could extend out a tad longer. Arms can get tired.

1. Masks with microcurrents can be dangerous and definitely aren't for everyone. They are also uncomfortable and should be avoided when possible.

2. Masks that look like face shields from our tests virtually do nothing and don't protect the eyes.

3. The Zoidberg looking masks that are made from silicone. While these are comfortable, they often lack full face coverage and we've also found them to be weak with typically only 66 bulbs. Not to mention a bit cumbersome with the remotes and they all smell like formaldehyde out of the packaging.