New Device Buying Guide
Philips ReAura LED Mask UK
Philips ReAura is a new 3 in 1 LED skincare mask, model LTM7100/00, designed to cover the full face or separate into targeted eye and neck sections. For UK shoppers, the key question is whether that modular design and three light modes are useful enough to justify choosing it over a more conventional LED mask.
Philips ReAura LED Face Mask LTM7100/00
Quick decision: ReAura is most distinctive if you specifically want one device that can be used for the full face, eye area or neck. Philips lists red, blue and near infrared light across three modes, with a 10 minute routine.
This is a research based buying guide, not a claim of hands on testing. We checked Philips' UK product information, launch announcement and current support guidance, then matched model LTM7100/00 to the Amazon product identity.
What is Philips ReAura?
ReAura is Philips' new LED face mask range for home skincare. The UK model is LTM7100/00. Philips announced the product for the UK in August 2026 and describes it as a flexible mask that can be configured in three ways rather than being limited to a single full face format.
- full face configuration
- targeted eye area configuration
- separate neck configuration
That detachable design is the main reason to compare ReAura with established LED masks rather than treating it as another near identical red light mask.
ReAura modes and wavelengths
| Mode | Light listed by Philips | What Philips positions it for |
|---|---|---|
| Age Care | 630 nm red + 830 nm near infrared | Appearance of fine lines and wrinkles |
| Blemish Care | 415 nm blue + 630 nm red | Appearance of blemishes and redness |
| Daily Glow | See current Philips instructions for the mode programme | Routine radiance use |
Philips recommends a 10 minute routine every other day for its published study protocol. Individual results can vary, and manufacturer study claims are not the same as an independent comparison against other masks.
Check the exact Philips ReAura model on Amazon UK
Philips ReAura LED Face Mask LTM7100/00
Before ordering, confirm the listing shows model LTM7100/00. Similar LED mask listings can use closely related wording, so the model number is the cleanest way to check you are looking at the new ReAura.
What makes ReAura different?
The mask separates into treatment areas
The lower section can be detached, so ReAura can be used as a full face mask or configured for the eye area or neck. If you were already considering separate face and neck LED devices, this is the feature that deserves the most attention.
It combines three light wavelengths
Philips lists 415 nm blue, 630 nm red and 830 nm near infrared light. The exact combination changes by mode, so compare the mode you would actually use rather than buying on the presence of three wavelengths alone.
It is a different proposition from Shark CryoGlow
Both ReAura and Shark CryoGlow combine red, blue and infrared light, but their hardware focus differs. ReAura's standout feature is the detachable face, eye and neck format. Shark CryoGlow's standout feature is active under eye cooling built into a full face mask. If neck use matters, ReAura has the clearer hardware distinction. If cooling is the reason you want the device, CryoGlow is the more directly comparable feature set.
Who should compare Philips ReAura?
ReAura is particularly worth comparing if:
- you want face and neck coverage from one device
- you want a detachable rather than fixed mask design
- you specifically want blue, red and near infrared modes
- you prefer a short scheduled routine rather than a longer device session
It may be less compelling if:
- you only want a basic red and near infrared mask
- you have no use for the detachable eye or neck configuration
- you specifically want active cooling or another hardware feature ReAura does not provide
Safety points to check before buying
Philips says ReAura is for adults over 18 and should not be used while pregnant or breastfeeding. Philips also instructs users to perform a skin test before first use and to read the contraindications in the current user manual.
LED devices are not suitable for everyone. Check Philips' current guidance if you use photosensitising products or medication, have a relevant skin or eye condition, or are unsure whether LED use is appropriate for you.
Manufacturer information checked
Philips ReAura LTM7100/00 product information