Julianne Moore’s LED Lip Mask Scene in ‘Sirens’ Was Her Idea – See Why!

Lights, camera, glow.

In her role as the affluent Kiki on Netflix’s new series “Sirens,” Julianne Moore showcases an array of opulent items, from sparkling diamonds to high-end beauty tools like the CurrentBody Skin’s LED Lip Perfector Mask. Interestingly, Moore herself chose this particular item for a notable scene where her character prepares for a glamorous event.

“Julianne had a major hand in creating that scene, and it turned out wonderfully!” shared Susan Reilly Lehane, Moore’s personal makeup artist on the series, with Page Six Style. The scene features Kiki and Simone (played by Milly Alcock) as they glam up for a Vanity Fair photo shoot.

CurrentBody Skin LED Lip Perfector

Equipped with 56 LED bulbs, this compact, silicone-coated gadget targets fine lines around the lips.

“The props department initially had LED face masks for this part, but Julianne suggested using lip and neck masks instead,” Lehane continued. “She hit the nail on the head; it was both hilarious and perfectly fitting for the scene.”

CurrentBody Skin Series 2 LED Neck and Décolletage Mask

In the scene, Moore’s character uses both the lip mask and the Series 2 LED Neck and Décolletage Mask, doubling down on her skincare technology.

The neck-focused LED device boasts a near-perfect 4.7-star rating based on over 100 reviews, with users praising it for its excellent value and ideal gift potential.

This isn’t CurrentBody’s first Netflix appearance; its Series 1 LED Face Mask was previously featured on Lily Collins in “Emily in Paris.”

Not just fictional characters but real-life celebrities like Serena Williams and Priyanka Chopra have also been seen using CurrentBody’s LED masks. Williams during a Vogue “Beauty Secrets” video and Chopra while on a long flight this past April.

Our own trials with the mask suggest it might help in reducing breakouts and evening out skin tone.

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This article was crafted by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah uncovers affordable celebrity-inspired styles, tests popular brands, and discovers beauty products that help maintain a red carpet-ready look. She consults with stylists and industry experts, including the celebrities themselves, to bring firsthand recommendations, trend insights and more. Hannah has been writing for Page Six since 2020, and her work has also appeared in USA Today and Parade.