Founded by three nurses with more than 30 years of combined clinical experience, CHROMA Skin Tech is bringing professional thinking, family values and next-generation beauty technology into the home.
In an industry often dominated by trends, CHROMA Skin Tech arrives with something more substantial: clinical experience.
Founded by family members and registered nurses Amy Newsham, Laura Duffey and Amanda Gregory, the British skincare technology brand has been created to bridge the gap between professional aesthetic treatments and sophisticated at-home skincare.
Between them, the trio bring more than 30 years of nursing, aesthetics and skin-health expertise. Years spent working directly with patients revealed a recurring problem: sophisticated treatments existed inside clinics, but maintaining that level of care at home was considerably more difficult.
CHROMA was their answer.
At the centre of the brand is the revolutionary CHROMA LED Light Therapy Mask, a highly customisable device designed to bring greater flexibility to at-home LED treatment.
Four Wavelengths, One Advanced LED Mask
Unlike many home-use LED masks with limited settings, CHROMA combines four clinically recognised wavelengths.
The 415nm blue light is designed to support blemish-prone skin and inflammation, while 633nm red light supports collagen production, repair and rejuvenation. Two near-infrared wavelengths — 850nm and the advanced 1072nm — target deeper tissue, supporting circulation, recovery and cellular activity.
Users can also choose between three intensity settings of 50%, 75% and 100%, alongside Continuous and Pulsed treatment modes. Full-face coverage extends across the forehead, cheeks, chin and jawline.
The result is an LED mask designed around personalisation rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Created by Nurses, Inspired by Real Skin
What makes CHROMA particularly compelling is the story behind the technology.
The brand grew from countless conversations between three family members who shared a passion for patient care, skin health and innovation. Their products are informed by the concerns they encounter in clinics rather than simply what is trending in beauty.
For Amy Newsham, that mission is also personal. Her experience with eczema and Topical Steroid Withdrawal reinforced the emotional impact skin conditions can have on confidence and helped shape CHROMA’s commitment to non-invasive, evidence-led technology.
“CHROMA was created from both professional expertise and personal experience,” says Newsham. “As nurses, we understand the science behind skin health, but as women, mothers, family and clinic owners, we also understand how deeply skin concerns can affect confidence.”
The Beginning of a Beauty-Tech Revolution
CHROMA launches with its LED Light Therapy Mask alongside a complementary Sheet Mask collection, but its ambitions extend much further.
The founders are already developing future technologies spanning neck and décolletage treatments, hair and scalp innovation and additional professional-grade at-home solutions.
That pipeline makes CHROMA Skin Tech particularly exciting.
This isn’t simply another beauty brand entering the LED category. It is a family-owned, nurse-led business combining clinical credibility with genuine understanding of the people using its products.
In a beauty landscape increasingly shaped by technology, CHROMA represents a new generation of skincare: intelligent, personalised, non-invasive and rooted in real patient experience.
The revolutionary CHROMA LED Light Therapy Mask may be its opening move, but this feels very much like the beginning.
