LED face masks are everywhere. But do they actually work, or are they anti-aging snake oil? [Video]

We have smeared snail goo on our foreheads and taken swigs of marine collagen.

We have rigorously massaged our jawlines with jade rollers, lathered ourselves in petroleum jelly and called it “slugging” (not to be confused with snail goo), and even injected our own blood back into our faces in what we’ve deemed “vampire facials.”

We have paid top dollar for fillers, plumpers and peels. We have visited exclusive spas just to be coated in nightingale poop.

When it comes to anti-aging regimens, it seems there’s nothing some of us won’t try in the hopes of younger, smoother skin. And now there’s a new product out there generating a lot of hype, if you’re willing to spend time looking like a cross between Michael Myers, Hannibal Lecter and a recurring childhood nightmare.

Yes, we’re talking about LED face masks, which Vogue has coinedthe product “that launched a thousand selfies.” The robot-like masks are …