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Why Your Neck Needs LED Care Too: Face and Neck LED Masks

Most LED masks stop at the jawline. But the neck is the spot everyone forgets in their skincare routine, and often one of the first places to show visible signs of aging. Here is why a face and neck LED mask makes sense, and what to look for.

Why the neck matters

We cleanse, moisturize and protect our face every day, and the neck usually gets much less attention. Over time, that can make the neck look older than the face. If you already use LED light for firmer-looking skin on your face, it makes sense to give your neck the same care in the same session.

Face-only mask vs face and neck mask

  • Face-only masks cover the face. To treat the neck, you need a second device or a second session.
  • Face and neck masks like Dermalumae™ come with a separate neck piece, so both areas get light at the same time, in one session.

What to look for in a face and neck LED mask

  • Coverage: how many LEDs, and how they are split between face and neck. Dermalumae™ has 426 LEDs: 270 on the face mask and 156 on the neck piece.
  • Colors: more colors give you more options for different goals. Dermalumae™ has 7 (see our colors guide).
  • Comfort: cordless designs are easier to use every day. Dermalumae™ runs about 1.5 hours per charge, with no wires or controller.
  • Eye openings: being able to read or watch while you use it makes a daily routine much easier to keep.
  • Guarantee: look for a clear return policy. Dermalumae™ comes with a 30-day money back guarantee.

How to use a face and neck mask

Cleanse your face and neck, put on the mask and the neck piece, choose your color and relax. The full steps are in our how to use guide.

Try it at home

See the Dermalumae™ LED face and neck mask, with free US shipping and a 30-day money back guarantee.

Individual results vary. Dermalumae™ is a cosmetic device and is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, or take medication that increases light sensitivity, check with your doctor before using any LED device.