Victoria Beckham has left fans baffled by sharing a snap of herself wearing a large LED face mask as she laid on her bed.

The former Spice Girl, 49, donned the medical-grade machine, which retails for almost £2,000, the device, which appears to be the Dermalux Flex MD LED Light, covered her entire face and uses both red and blue light to help keep skin glowing and youthful.

However some of her followers couldn’t help but poke fun at the strange sight with some saying it looked like she had a ‘bucket on her head.’

Victoria isn’t the only celeb who has opted for the treatment, with LED Light Therapy Masks favoured by A-listers like Kaley Cuoco, Carey Mulligan, Kristen Davis and Suki Waterhouse.

Using a combination of red and infrared light, the at-home beauty device claims to boosts circulation, smooths skin texture, and stimulates collagen production, leaving skin looking plumper and younger.

Victoria Beckham left fans baffled as she shared a snap of herself wearing a large LED face mask, which appears to be the Dermalux Flex MD LED Light, as she laid on her bed

Here FEMAIL takes a look at the other LED masks loved by celebrities…

CurrentBody LED Light Therapy Mask

Spotted on scores of celebrities all over Instagram, the CurrentBody LED Light Therapy Mask has become the A-list self care gadget of choice, but it’s more than just a fad.

Prepping for the Oscars last year, Kourtney Kardashian and Olivia Colman both turned to the device to get them glowing pre red carpet.

Clinically studied and proven, using the mask – which is made from flexible silicone that allows the light to penetrate deep into the face – five times a week for ten minutes has been clinically proven to reduce the appearance of fine lines by 35 per cent in just one month.

So what’s the science behind the tech? The non-invasive treatment combines red and near infra-red light, the two wavelengths working below the skin’s surface to stimulate the natural rejuvenation process.

The A-list-approved CurrentBody Skin LED Neck and Dec Perfector to help smooth lines and wrinkles on the neck and chest

Makeup Artist Sarah Uslan prompted the device, which boosts collagen on her Instagram page

Boosting collagen and blood circulation, the skin is left visibly glowing and noticeably healthier looking.

The results are so noticeable after using the LED mask that 95 per cent of users said their skin tone, texture, firmness and tightness was improved.

As well as the obvious long-term anti-ageing benefits of collagen production, the LED mask also has impressive anti-inflammatory properties, which are brilliant for soothing inflamed skin. Users have found that hormonal acne is left looking less angry while tone and texture is also improved.

Designed to be used after cleansing and applying your normal skincare products, the flexible silicone mask wraps perfectly around the face, sitting comfortably so you can switch off and relax.

Priced at £279, the CurrentBody LED Light Therapy Mask ‘delivers the same clinically-proven wavelengths as professional salon machines’ but for a fraction of the cost.

Déesse PRO™ LED Phototherapy Mask

A-lister January Jones (pictured) have praised Déesse PRO™ LED Phototherapy Mask which is capable of plumping your skin, banishing acne and fading fine lines in as little as a month

Gentle and painless with zero downtime, the LED mask is a favourite Nina Dobrev (pictured) looking for plump, glowing, clear skin

A-listers like Kim Kardashian and January Jones have praised a specialist LED Phototherapy Mask capable of plumping your skin, banishing acne and fading fine lines in as little as a month.

A cult favourite for skincare enthusiasts, the is Déesse PRO™ LED Phototherapy Mask said to be the secret to firm, vibrant and clear skin promising clinical-standard results.

How does LED light therapy work?

LED (light-emitting diode) light therapy is a non-invasive treatment that penetrates the skin’s layers to improve its texture and colour.

Improvements could include a reduction in pigmentation and inflammation, as well as smoother fine lines. Other skin conditions like eczema, hair loss, acne and psoriasis may also improve via LED light therapy.

LED light therapy is the only aesthetic device that has no contra-indications of any kind.

LED lights are eco-friendly and clean light sources that virtually do not lead to any UVA or UVB radiations and is not a laser. It is suitable for all skin type, colours and conditions.

One of the strongest masks available for home use, the non-invasive mask uses four wavelengths and six facial treatment modes to help a wide range of skin conditions, including hyperpigmentation and acne.

Approved by the likes of Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, January Jones and Kate Hudson, the LED phototherapy mask from Deesse gives you salon-standard results at home, but it may come with a price at £1,440.

results at home, but it may come with a price at £1,440.

With regular use, the Déesse PRO™ LED Phototherapy Mask helps to tackle fine lines and wrinkles, whilst improving uneven skin tone and texture. All with zero downtime.

Featuring scientific light principles utilised by NASA, the mask uses low-level light therapy in four variations to expose the skin to four wavelengths of light (red, green, blue and near-infrared light for healing).

The mask also offers six treatment settings, so you can choose anti-ageing, purifying, brightening and calming, depending on your needs.

SwearBy Skin LED Face Mask

The red light setting on the SwearBy Skin LED Face Mask is designed to wake up your collagen and elastin, plumping, firming and smoothing skin

There are some cheaper options also on the market which offers similar results such as SwearBy Skin LED Face Mask which retails at £80.

Designed to reduce oil and bacteria on your skin, calm pigmentation and blemishes and smooth and firm the skin, the speedy skincare saviour makes arduous treatments a thing of the past.

The mask features three colour modes to help target your skincare qualms- blue, yellow and red, each with varying wavelengths to penetrate different depths of the skin and stimulate a different response.

The red light setting is designed to wake up your collagen and elastin, plumping, firming and smoothing skin.

The blue light setting is great for those suffering from spots and breakouts, helping to clear blemishes and scars while reducing oil and bacteria.

The yellow setting is for the glow-getters, reducing redness and pigmentation while boosting lymphatic flow and kickstarting new cell production.

Using the SwearBy Skin LED Face Mask for just ten minutes, three to five times a week, is proven to treat some of the most popular skincare problems.

OPERA LED Face Mask

Victoria Beckham is also known to use the OPERA LED Face Mask which she first shared on Instagram in 2019

Victoria gave helpful tips to her fans about the mask during the at home try on session which she shared on social media and said it can be used daily, weekly or monthly

Victoria Beckham is also known to use the OPERA LED Face Mask which she first shared on Instagram in 2019.

Victoria wore grey leggings, a grey hooded jumper and luminous yellow trainers as she tried it on in the kitchen.

Alongside the pictures she wrote: ‘Sunday testing face masks…’

In her Instagram story Victoria told how she had been sent the face mask from Australian celebrity facialist Melanie Grant after she had been asking which is the best on the market.

The mother-of-four answered questions about how to use it and the benefits of using it from her followers.

She explained that the benefits of LED is that: ‘Red light is for collagen and blood flow.

‘White light is anti-inflammatory, healing and firming. Blue is antibacterial and so good for blemish prone skin.’

Victoria also explained how to use the equipment, which retails at £250.

She wrote: ‘Plug it in and use for 20-30 minutes. You can use it daily, weekly, monthly or every other day. But you can’t overuse light therapy, once or twice a week is the sweet spot!’