The neck: the most neglected area in skincare
Here's something your skincare routine is probably getting wrong: you stop at the jaw.
You cleanse your face, apply serum, SPF, and moisturizer — all meticulously applied to your face. Then you rinse your hands and call it done. Your neck gets... nothing. Maybe some moisturizer occasionally.
And yet your neck is exposed to the same sun, the same environmental damage, and the same collagen decline as your face. It's thinner skin with less subcutaneous fat, which means it often shows aging earlier and more visibly than the face above it.
The result is what people call "tech neck" (horizontal lines from looking down at phones), vertical banding, crepey texture, and sagging — often before 40.
Why the neck is harder to treat than the face
Most skincare devices and masks are designed for the face. The neck's shape — cylindrical, mobile, with thinner skin — means those devices don't work well on it. A flat LED panel sits awkwardly. A face mask doesn't reach. You need something designed specifically for the contours of the neck and décolletage.
That's exactly why CurrentBody developed the LED Neck & Décolletage Mask. It's a flexible silicone mask shaped to wrap around the neck and chest area — delivering red (633nm) and near-infrared (830nm) LED therapy to the areas that face masks can't reach.
What the clinical data says
CurrentBody ran a 56-day clinical study on the Series 2 Neck Mask alongside the Series 2 Face Mask in 2025. The study measured improvement in neck skin specifically — including texture, elasticity, wrinkle depth, and firmness.
The results mirrored the face mask data: measurable improvements in all categories by the end of 8 weeks. The same wavelengths that stimulate collagen production in facial skin do the same in neck skin — the biology is identical.
The mask uses 229 LEDs, covering from the chin to the décolletage in a single session. 10 minutes per day.
The "tech neck" problem
One thing that's driving huge search interest right now is horizontal neck lines — the creases that form from repeatedly looking down at a phone or screen. These are different from the vertical banding that comes from muscle structure, and they respond well to LED therapy because they're primarily a skin quality issue (collagen and elasticity loss) rather than a structural muscle issue.
Using the neck mask consistently addresses the skin quality component directly. Pair it with being conscious of your screen posture to stop the creasing from worsening.
How to build it into your routine
The simplest approach: use the neck mask immediately after your face mask session. You've already set aside 10 minutes for your face — add another 10 for your neck. CurrentBody also sells the LED Face & Neck Kit as a bundle, which is the most cost-effective way to get both.
Apply a light hydrating serum or the CurrentBody Green Tea Serum before your session to boost results. The mask sits hands-free around your neck so you can read or watch something during the 10 minutes.
The bottom line
Your neck gives away your age just as much as your face — often more. If you're investing in facial skincare and ignoring your neck, you're doing half the job. The CurrentBody Neck & Décolletage Mask is the only dedicated LED device designed specifically for this area, and the clinical results back it up.
