Aldi is releasing a new LED Face Sculptor priced at £12.99 as part of its upcoming SpecialBuy deals, landing in stores nationwide on July 26. The supermarket says the device uses vibrations and red-light therapy to help tone and lift the skin, leaving it looking radiant and sculpted.
New and Returning LED Beauty Gadgets
Alongside the Face Sculptor, Aldi is introducing an LED Hairbrush (£12.99) that uses red LED light and gentle vibrations to stimulate the scalp for healthier-looking hair. Returning items include the LED Wand (£12.99), designed for targeted treatment of problem areas, and the LED Face Mask (£12.99), which features seven light settings to reduce fine lines, redness, and inflammation.
Aldi's spokesperson said: "Get ready to light up skincare routines as the supermarket welcomes back its popular beauty LED Assortment, complete with two new high-tech gadgets. Landing in stores nationwide from July 26, this coveted launch will be available for as little as £12.99."
Limited Availability
As with all SpecialBuys, Aldi warns that stock is limited and advises shoppers to act quickly. The products will be available while stocks last, and the retailer notes that "once they're gone, they're gone."
Comparison with Other Retailers
Similar LED beauty gadgets are available elsewhere at higher prices. For example, Argos sells the Sensse Professional LED Light Therapy Facial Mask for £140, while Tesco offers a lifting LED Sculptor as part of a £65 Erth Skin London Regenerating Facial Set.
Expert Opinion on LED Beauty Devices
According to experts, LED beauty devices are generally safe and effective for skin health. They use specific wavelengths of light to trigger cellular responses. Red light helps boost collagen and reduce inflammation, while blue light targets acne-causing bacteria. However, results require consistent use over a long period and can vary by device.
At-home devices are convenient but may not be as powerful as clinical treatments. Quality can differ based on price, so it is advisable to choose reputable tools and use proper eye protection. Those with severe photosensitivity, active skin infections, or melasma should consult a dermatologist before use.
