What does LEDA Blue do?
LEDA Blue combines sonic cleansing with FDA-cleared blue light therapy to target acne-causing bacteria. It cleanses away dirt, excess oil, and daily buildup while bringing targeted breakout care into your routine.
What’s the difference between LEDA Blue and LEDA Red?
Choose Blue for acne and breakouts. Choose Red for fine lines, wrinkles, and visible signs of aging. Both combine LED light therapy with sonic cleansing.
What are the two silicone heads for?
The cleansing head features fine bristles to gently lift away daily buildup. The serum-infuser massage head features larger silicone nodes to massage in your favorite serum. Both are made with antibacterial silicone.
Can I customize the cleansing intensity?
Yes. LEDA Blue has three sonic modes so you can choose the massage intensity that feels most comfortable for your skin.
How often should I use the blue light treatment?
Use daily for best results. Each treatment lasts three minutes per area and ends automatically. Do not exceed three treatments per area per day.
Should I use blue light on wet or dry skin?
Start light treatment with clean, dry skin. After cleansing, rinse away your cleanser and pat skin dry before treating your chosen areas.
Can I use my own cleanser and serum?
Yes. Use a gentle cleanser with the cleansing head, avoiding exfoliators with large, jagged particles. For serum massage, switch to the serum-infuser head.
How do I charge LEDA Blue?
Remove the silicone attachment, then twist off the light head to access the charging port. Connect the included USB cable to a 5V USB power source. A full charge takes approximately two to four hours.
How do I clean it?
Turn off and unplug LEDA Blue. Remove the silicone head, rinse it, and let it dry. Wipe the device body with a damp cloth. Do not submerge the device.
Is there anything I should check before using blue light?
Perform the light-sensitivity test in the user manual before your first treatment. Do not use on light-sensitive skin or while taking medication that causes light sensitivity. Avoid shining the light directly into your eyes, and consult your doctor if you are pregnant or have questions about suitability.