What changes, and when.
Week 1 → Week 3
My skin looks rested and more even. I particularly like how calm and effortless the treatment feels.
Sophie L., 58 · France
Week 1 → Week 4
I began noticing a little more definition around my lower face after a few weeks. Very simple to use.
Claire M., 52 · France
Reviews and photographs collected by the manufacturer from verified users of this device. Individual results vary.
Coverage
Most masks stop at the jawline.
Which is exactly where the change becomes visible. CÉVANNE continues past it, across the neck and the décolleté, so the light and the current reach the places that give a face away.
Technology
Two wavelengths. One of them you'll never see.
Red light at 633 nm sits at the far edge of what the human eye registers. Infrared at 830 nm sits past it, so the mask is working at full power in a part of the spectrum that looks, to you, like nothing at all.
The light
Red at 633 nm — the wavelength most studied for skin radiance and the appearance of fine lines.
633 nm · visible red
The depth
Near-infrared at 830 nm reaches deeper layers and stays invisible to the eye during the session.
830 nm · near-infrared
The current
Low-level microcurrent applied across the contours of the face, held steady for the length of the session.
Specification pending
Confirm wavelengths, irradiance and LED count against the supplier's EN 62471 report before publishing.
In their words
Three women, three timelines.
The biggest difference for me is the overall definition of my face. Subtle, but noticeable.
I wanted something more serious than another cream. This feels considered, easy to use, and my skin looks healthier.
I was quite sceptical about LED devices, but I'm genuinely pleased with how my skin is looking.
Reviews collected by the manufacturer from verified users of this device. Individual results vary.
The spectrum
What each wavelength is for.
Red
633 nm
Absorbed in the dermis, where the fibroblasts that produce collagen and elastin sit.
Near-infrared
830 nm
Passes deeper and stays invisible to the eye for the whole session.
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Further wavelengths pending the manufacturer's report.
Wavelengths taken from the manufacturer's documentation. Figures marked [SPEC] are still pending.
Straight answers
You have heard all of this before.
I have tried everything and nothing worked.
Most of what you tried was a cream, and a cream sits on the surface. What sits below the surface — the muscle that gives the lower face its shape — was never part of the equation. That is the part microcurrent addresses.
Is this not just an expensive placebo?
LED light therapy and microcurrent are neither new nor ours. Both have been used in professional treatment rooms for years and both have been studied. What changes at home is consistency — the same wavelength, at the same distance, three times a week, instead of four clinic visits a year. Every certification and test report for this device is documented and available on request.
It will end up in a drawer like the last one.
Ten minutes, three times a week. You sit down, it switches itself off. There is no gel to layer, no routine to learn and nothing to remember on a weekday morning.
That is a lot of money to gamble on.
Ninety days, full refund. Return postage is yours. That is far longer than the fourteen days UK law requires, and longer than most brands offer — because skin takes six weeks to show a change, and you should not be asked to decide before then.
What the light and the current actually do
Two technologies. Two different depths.
Skin is not one layer. Firmness is not made in the one you can see.
Epidermis
Tone, clarity, the look of radiance. This is the layer every LED mask treats.
Dermis
Red light at 633 nanometres is absorbed by the mitochondria. With more energy available the fibroblasts produce collagen and elastin, the two proteins that give skin its firmness and its spring.
Muscle
Microcurrent works lower still, on the tone that holds the cheek and the jawline in place. A cream has never reached that layer, and a light-only mask cannot reach it either.
The difference
Light alone was never going to lift.
Most at-home masks offer the first technology alone. It is why so many women describe the same outcome: skin that looked better, and a face that still did not look lifted.
| CÉVANNE | A light-only mask | |
|---|---|---|
| LED light | ||
| Microcurrent The layer that holds the lower face in place | ||
| Neck | ||
| Décolleté | ||
| Session times itself and stops | ||
| Ninety days to judge it |
Pricing
What you're actually paying for.
We sell directly, in one market, with one product. Here is the comparison without the marketing.
| Brand | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Competitor A | To confirm | Face only, LED only |
| Competitor B | To confirm | Face only, LED only |
| CÉVANNE | To confirm | Face, neck and décolleté, plus microcurrent |
Verify every competitor price before publishing and re-check monthly.
90 Day Money Back Guarantee
We believe in this mask enough that we would rather you judged it than took our word for it.
That is why it comes with a 90 day guarantee. No questions.
Use it properly for ninety days. If you do not see the results you were hoping for, we refund you in full, immediately.
In other words, you only keep it if it earns its place.
Not a new idea
A neglected one.
Facial electrical stimulation is not a recent enthusiasm. The French neurologist Duchenne de Boulogne was mapping the facial muscles with current in the 1850s, and his work is the reason a true smile is still called a Duchenne smile in medicine. The principle is well over a century old. The beauty industry simply spent that century selling jars.
CE marked
Electromagnetic compatibility tested
90 days to judge it
Or your money back
Complimentary delivery
Dispatched within one working day
The ritual
Thirty minutes a week. That is the whole commitment.
No makeup, no preparation
Clean, dry skin is the only requirement. Anything on the surface scatters the light.
Ten minutes, sitting down
Fasten the straps, close your eyes. The mask switches itself off when the session ends.
Three times a week
There is no benefit to doing more. Three sessions is the schedule the device is built around.
Then your serum, as usual
Nothing else changes. This does not replace anything you already like.
Compliance
Standards and documentation.
Questions
Before you begin.
How often should I use it?
Ten minutes, three times a week. There is no benefit to doing more — that is the schedule the device is built around.
When will I see a change?
Most people notice brightness and evenness first, usually around week two. Firmness and definition take longer — look at week four to six, and photograph in consistent light.
Is it safe around the eyes?
The mask is designed with eye openings and is intended for use with eyes closed. It is tested to the photobiological safety standard for lamps.
Can I use it with my current skincare?
Yes. Use it on clean, dry skin and apply your usual serums afterwards. Avoid using it directly after an acid or retinoid application.
Does it cover the neck and décolleté?
Yes. Coverage continues from under the chin to the collarbone and across the upper chest. This is the main reason the mask exists.
What if it does not work for me?
Send it back within ninety days for a full refund. Return postage is on us, and we do not ask for a reason.
Evidence
What the research supports.
Red and near-infrared light have been studied in a controlled trial for their effect on skin roughness, complexion and collagen density.1
Electrical stimulation of the facial muscles has been examined in a randomised controlled trial for its effect on muscle thickness and the appearance of firmness.2


