CurrentBody
Retailer / private label
UnclaimedBritish beauty tech retailer and brand known for at-home LED light therapy devices.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
CurrentBody is a British beauty tech brand and online retailer that describes itself as "The Beauty Tech Experts." It was launched in 2009 by Laurence Newman and Andrew Showman. The brand is known for creating the first flexible LED light therapy mask, now used by over 500,000 people across 80 countries. It offers a range of at-home beauty devices, including LED masks, hair growth helmets, and radio frequency skin tightening devices, and also retails third-party devices such as the Dermalux Flex MD.
History
CurrentBody was launched in 2009 after Laurence Newman reached out to Andrew Showman, proposing that the best way to bring at-home devices to the masses was through ecommerce. The two partnered in 2009. The brand has pioneered the fastest growing category in beauty for over 15 years, bringing key aesthetic technologies from the clinic into safe, effective at-home devices. It is known worldwide for creating the first flexible LED light therapy mask, now used by over 500,000 people across 80 countries.
Products and positioning
Industry-leader in light therapy at-home devices; gold standard in LED tech.
CurrentBody Skin LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask: Series 3
LED red light therapy face mask, priced at £499.99.
CurrentBody Skin LED Hair Growth Helmet
LED hair growth helmet, priced at £649.99.
CurrentBody Skin RF Radio Frequency Skin Tightening Device
Radio frequency skin tightening device, priced at £299.99.
Dermalux Flex MD LED Light Therapy Device
The world's most powerful portable LED system for home use, with 360 LED bulbs and FDA-approved design.
Recent events
Reported
RÉDUIT announces Black Friday retailer discounts[4]
RÉDUIT announced that it would offer Black Friday discounts and exclusive bundles through UK retailers including Look Fantastic, Mankind and Current Body. The offers were scheduled for dates from 27 November 2020, with the wider Black Friday period stated as 23–30 November.
Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.
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