CurrentBody

CurrentBody, beauty tech for at-home use

CurrentBody is a British brand specialising in at-home beauty tech devices. The company presents itself as a global leader in this segment and states that it develops advanced, clinically tested devices designed to deliver professional-level results through innovative, non-invasive technology.

Its catalogue is organised around different technologies and aesthetic concerns, and includes everything from LED masks to radio frequency devices, infrared therapy, compression and PEMF. The company sells its products through its own online store, with free shipping on orders over £100, and has a network of retailers that can be found via its store locator.

LED devices for face, neck and hair

CurrentBody's most developed segment is LED light therapy. Among its bestsellers are the LED red light therapy face mask, in its Series 3, and the LED neck and décolletage mask, also in Series 3. The company also sells an LED blue light therapy face mask, an LED light therapy panel and an LED hair growth helmet.

The catalogue includes earlier versions of some of these devices, such as the Series 2 face and neck masks, as well as combined face and neck kits. The store shows prices ranging, for example, from £299.99 for the radio frequency device to £1,699.99 for the Dermalux Flex MD device, including £499.99 for the LED face mask Series 3 or £649.99 for the LED hair growth helmet.

Radio frequency, infrared and other therapies

In addition to LED light therapy, CurrentBody offers a radio frequency skin tightening device, an infrared sauna blanket and a green tea serum. The company organises part of its range by technology — LED, radio frequency, skincare, infrared therapy, compression therapy and PEMF — and by aesthetic concern, with categories such as anti-ageing, facial toning, breakouts and spots, redness and irritation, pigmentation, hair health, laser hair removal and body recovery.

Independent testing and verification

The company highlights that its devices have independent product testing and the Veritace® seal, presented as its gold standard for LED device verification. In its communications it also mentions that some products are FDA-cleared and suitable for dermatological use. The website includes a results section with before and after images from verified customers, detailing the device used, the programme followed and the duration of use in each case.

Editorial content and user resources

CurrentBody runs a specialist blog, The Beauty Tech Journal, and informational pages about the company, its independent testing and its Veritace® standard. The store offers a product search and a store locator, and allows users to select from a wide list of international currencies.