La Lumiere launches anti-acne, anti-aging masks

US-based limited liability cosmetic company La Lumiere LLC has rolled out a new line of skin care masks named illuMask.

Aimed at treating acne and aging of skin, Anti-Acne Light Therapy Mask and Anti-Aging Phototherapy Mask, reportedly use LED light wave lengths to treat the skin.

The product, which will be reportedly sold at an estimated $30, has a photo-reflective mask that can be worn as conveniently as sunglasses, said the company.

The company has also said that the blue-light used in this product will kill the acne causing bacteria and red-light to minimize inflammation and even the skin tone.

Also, La Lumiere has claimed that the product was tested on humans and got meritorious results.

Citing the efficiency of their product, the company said, over 90% people who used Anti-Acne Light Therapy have shown all-over skin improvement. No user have had complaints of irritation or any other side effects, stressed La Lumiere in its press note.

Cometic surgeon Paul Lorenc said: "The illuMask™ treatments are based on the same technology you’d get from the dermatologist but are designed for safe and easy use at home. When I saw the clinical trial results, I was surprised at how incredibly effective these affordable masks were proven to be."

Speaking more about their product, La Lumiere founder CEO Jay Tapper said: "Not everyone can afford regular dermatologist treatment. I wanted to create a device that would give everyone the opportunity to experience advanced skincare technology from the comfort of his or her home. We’ve successfully designed these products to make this safe and highly effective treatment accessible to everyone."