In a world where time is the ultimate luxury, beauty rituals are increasingly expected to be both indulgent and intelligent. Enter Lisa Snowdon, whose long-standing commitment to science-led skincare now finds its most refined expression yet, through a new collaboration with leading collagen brand Correxiko.
Together, they unveil the Correxiko LED Light Therapy Mask, a clinical-grade, at-home device designed to smooth, firm and illuminate the complexion with the quiet confidence of a professional facial. It is the kind of innovation that feels less like a gadget and more like an heirloom ritual, and one that arrives just in time to redefine the most considered of gifts, whether for Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day.
Snowdon, who has long championed the skin-supporting benefits of Correxiko’s marine collagen throughout menopause, was drawn to the mask’s full-face LED coverage, particularly across the areas where signs of ageing first softly announce themselves: the forehead, mouth, jawline and jowls. Having experienced the benefits of in-clinic LED facials for years, she recognised in this design the rare ability to translate professional results into an elegant at-home experience.
At the heart of the mask is a sophisticated blend of four targeted wavelengths — Amber (590nm), Red (633nm), Near-Infrared (830nm) and Deep Infrared (1072nm). Each has been carefully selected to support a different dimension of skin quality: brightness and tone, smoothness, firmness, and structural resilience. Together, they work in harmony to promote collagen production and restore a fresher, more even appearance.
The experience itself is quietly luxurious. With a choice of continuous light for a calming, restorative session or pulsed light modes for more intensive stimulation, treatments can be tailored to the moment, whether the desire is gentle radiance or visible rejuvenation. Sessions last just ten minutes, making it effortless to incorporate into a modern routine.
“What I love about this mask is the full-face coverage, especially across the areas where we first start to see fine lines and loss of firmness,” says Snowdon. “My skin looks smoother, brighter and more refined, and my complexion has a fresher, more even appearance. Having a clinic-style LED treatment at home means I can maintain results without needing to visit a salon. It gives my skin that well-rested look I really love.”
Developed alongside Dr Dinuk, Correxiko’s founder, the mask introduces what the brand describes as its signature ‘Light Bath’ experience. With 333 precisely placed LEDs and a contoured, enclosed design, light loss is minimised and coverage across the face remains uniform, an approach rooted as much in engineering as in aesthetics.
“Red and near-infrared light therapy works at a cellular level,” explains Dr Dinuk. “By supporting fibroblasts, the cells responsible for collagen and elastin production, we can help improve firmness, elasticity, texture and radiance. This mask was created to complement our double-hydratised marine collagen, bringing professional-level skin rejuvenation into everyday life in a gentle, non-invasive way.”
The result is a device that feels considered, intelligent and quietly transformative — a modern beauty companion designed to age with its wearer. Wrapped with intention and backed by science, it is a gift that speaks not just of beauty, but of care.
For those seeking something truly meaningful this Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day, something that offers time, confidence and luminosity, the Correxiko LED Light Therapy Mask feels like a love letter written in light.
