If you like skincare, you probably know about red light therapy masks. They usually resemble something a supervillain might wear, covering your entire face with small slits for eyes, nose, and mouth.

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The mask is a bit of a jump scare, but aesthetics don’t hinder its performance So what makes the CurrentBody Skin Series 2 face mask a must-have part of my skincare routine? To start, it’s a ...

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