As a beauty editor who spends much of my time testing skin tools, I can say with 100% certainty that adding an LED mask into my routine has been so worth it. When used consistently, LED therapy makes a world of difference to my complexion, from supporting collagen production to reducing breakouts. I’ve been a fan of Shark’s CyroGlow LED Mask since it launched a couple of years ago; the LED technology paired with the heavenly cooling under-eye patches made it a real standout from others on the market. It’s so good, in fact, that my boyfriend has actually stolen mine from me.

It’s just as well, then, that the brand has released a new and improved version this month: the Shark CyroGlow Plus (£340). I’ve been testing it out since the launch to see how it compares to the original, so scroll ahead for what you need to know.

Shark CryoGlow Plus LED Mask

The new Shark CryoGlow Plus LED mask on a marble table

(Image credit: @eleanorvousden for Who What Wear UK)

CryoGlow vs CryoGlow Plus: What’s New?

The old Shark CyroGlow LED mask side by side with the new Shark CryoGlow Plus LED mask on a marble dining table

(Image credit: @eleanorvousden for Who What Wear UK)

Shark CryoGlow Plus LED Mask

Shark CryoGlow LED Mask

The key difference to know between the original and newer model is the number of LED bulbs. The newer CyroGlow Plus features more LED bulbs around the outer eye area, nose and lips, delivering superior LED coverage to these areas compared to the original model. The newer model also benefits from optimised battery life. Lastly, the newer CyroGlow Plus price is £40 more than the original.

My Experience