Discover why Hollywood celebrities turn to red light therapy for glowing skin, faster recovery, and anti-aging benefits—backed by science and star appeal.
Julia Roberts using LED light therapy mask
From red-carpet events to center stage, Hollywood stars often credit their glowing skin to the latest light-based treatments. Celebrities such as Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson, and Jessica Alba have shared their experiences with LED light therapy masks, which are designed to boost collagen, calm inflammation, and reduce acne-related bumps and scars.
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Kate Hudson using LED light mask
These masks are recommended by dermatologists and estheticians who attribute improved complexions to the devices’ multi-colored, UV-free wavelengths.
“Tiny particles of light called photons are absorbed by cells and converted into ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the energy currency cells use for normal functions,”
says L.A.-based celebrity facialist Shani Darden.
“ATP then fuels metabolic processes that repair and regenerate cells.”
Just as LEDs can encourage plant growth in greenhouses, they may stimulate skin cells by jump-starting rejuvenation.
Not all wavelengths offer the same effect; each color targets different concerns.
“Blue-light wavelengths destroy acne-causing bacteria,”
says Toronto-based cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Martie S. Gidon. LED therapy is generally less effective for hormonal acne and is recommended primarily for inflammatory lesions caused by bacteria; results are usually best when combined with topical acne medication.
For anti-aging concerns, red light is the go-to option.
“Red-light wavelengths penetrate more deeply than blue light and stimulate fibroblasts to produce collagen, leading to tighter skin and softened fine lines,”
explains Dr. Gidon, who also notes red light’s anti-inflammatory benefits after facials or peels. Infrared light is often added to red/blue protocols.
“It accelerates healing and can enhance product absorption,”
says Darden, who recommends a combination of blue, red, and infrared for many clients.
Home-use LED masks have surged in popularity, especially during COVID-related restrictions. Flexible consumer models are available, while professional spa devices offer higher light densities and broader coverage. With consistent use, stars such as Michelle Williams and Rachel Weisz now extend the routine beyond the face, reclining in full-body LED beds for overall skin rejuvenation.
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