Jessica Alba’s Scary LED Light Skin Therapy

Jessica Alba takes a selfie of herself during a LED skin treatment session. (Photo courtesy of Jessica Alba via Instagram)

This scary photo is not a cosplayer trying to imitate Jason Vorhees from Friday the 13th or a Stormtrooper wannabe. Underneath the mask is renowned Hollywood actress and entrepreneur Jessica Alba, who is undergoing a LED skin therapy treatment session, reported The Daily Mail.

Alba was using the anti-aging LED facial mask Desse Opera Mask in an emergency treatment, she wrote.

GTG Korea's Desse Opera LED mask. (Photo courtesy of GTG Korea)

The LED facial made by GTG Korea mask comes with three modes red, blue and white light for skin treatments, according to Food World News. The mask’s red light which has a wavelength of 630 nanometers (nm) is effective for skin rejuvenation, postcare after laser or Microneedle Treatment System (MTS), stated GTG Korea on its website.

GTG Korea's Desse Opera LED mask during red light mode. (Photo courtesy of GTG Korea)

Breakouts and zits can be treated using the blue light mode (415 nm), which is effective for acne and antimicrobial effects. For wound healing, skin rejuvenation and blood circulation of the skin, the white mode (830 nm) is most effective.

Even though LED facial treatments are gaining traction, it can be still fairly costly. The mask costs about US $3,000, wrote Belfast Telegraph.

Jessica Alba gives a thumb up after a work out session.(Photo courtesy of Jessica Alba via Instagram)

So far it seems the LED treatments are working for the 34-year-old actress and owner of the Honest Company, whose skin is just glowing.

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