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Do at-home red light masks really work? By Angela Haupt Editor, Health and Wellness A growing body of research suggests that red light therapy can benefit your skin. The social-media favorite masks use low levels of LED to stimulate cells and could improve the signs of early aging. But does the treatment get the green light from experts? Erica Sweeney found out. READ MORE Share This Story

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