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Walking the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend for the premiere of her new film, The Debut<\/em>, Julianne Moore looked stunning, and her makeup artist Gita Bass had some high-tech skin prep in her pocket in the form of CurrentBody\u2019s newly launched Series 3 LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask ($570).<\/p>\n The Series 3 is CurrentBody\u2019s third-generation LED face mask, following the original 2019 device and the Series 2, which launched in 2024. The new version packs 750 individual LEDs across six clinically tested wavelengths\u2014red, near-infrared, deep near-infrared, blue, yellow and green\u2014each targeting a different concern, from fine lines and firmness to redness, tone and blemishes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Bass used the mask as the first step in Moore\u2019s prep for the carpet, where the actress wore a black tasseled Bottega Veneta gown with slicked-back hair. \u201cTo prep the skin for the ultimate red carpet radiance, I started with the CurrentBody LED Light Therapy Mask Series 3,\u201d Bass shares. \u201cI customized the setting combining red and deep near-infrared lights to help smooth fine lines, brighten and plump up the skin.\u201d<\/p>\n That customization is possible through MyDose, a new companion app that ships with the Series 3 and represents the biggest change from earlier CurrentBody masks. Rather than running a single fixed program across the whole face, MyDose lets users map different wavelengths to different zones\u2014pairing an acne-clearing wavelength over a breakout on the forehead with deep near-infrared under the eyes in the same session, for example\u2014and save the combination for repeat use. For a makeup artist like Bass, the app turns one device into a customizable treatment for each face she works on, rather than a single generic setting.<\/p>\n With her skin prepped, Bass moved into skin care, applying a hydrating mist followed by Augustinus Bader\u2019s The Elixir ($550) and The Rich Cream ($315) waiting roughly a minute between steps to let each product absorb, then finishing with an eye cream applied with a metal roller to cool and depuff. <\/p>\n For makeup, Bass used Armani Beauty\u2019s Luminous Silk Natural Glow Blurring Liquid Foundation ($69) blended with a damp sponge, concealer where needed, and a light bronzer and blush. Eyes were lined in black with the YSL Couture Eye Palette in Nude Hours ($88) for soft definition and a few coats of black mascara. Lips were lined with Charlotte Tilbury\u2019s Lip Cheat Waterproof Lip Liner in Pillow Talk Fair ($28) and filled in with Le Rouge Fran\u00e7ais\u2019s Rouge Tinctorial Lipstick in 036 Nude Arzica ($49), a petal-pink nude Bass chose to complement Moore\u2019s fair, cool-toned complexion.<\/p>\n \u201cWe wanted the makeup to be minimal, fresh and dewy for a lit-from-within glow against the black,\u201d Bass says.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n