Micro-Current Face Beauty Device, 3 Modes, Red Light Therapy for Face and Neck, Multifunctional Facial Massager Tool

Feels relaxing
Well it feels nice and relaxing but there is mo micro current just Vibration. Which does not work in all modes and there is no heat.

Soothing and easy to use, and it would make a great gift!
I have used similar products before, but this little guy is much cuter and more comfortable in my hand. To be completely honest, though, I don’t really know for sure if it is helping my neck or face look any plumper, tighter, or more youthful. I test and experiment with a lot of skincare products, so if there has been improvement, it’s always hard to point to one product for the credit. But there is actual real-life science behind the practice of light therapy, so it is reasonable to believe this device is able to bring about the effects it promises…at least in some measure.So while I can’t exactly vouch for its effectiveness, I can tell you about my experience using it, and I really enjoy it! It feels good, both on my face and in my hand. It’s beautifully designed, and fits my hand perfectly. The ‘treatment head’ is smooth and is shaped so that it glides across my skin and encourages lymphatic drainage. It almost feels like I’m sculpting my face and neck when I use it, much like a gua sha tool. You can select from three different treatment modes, each of which is supposed to treat a different problem or skincare concern. Red light is known to stimulate collagen production, reduce fine lines, and increase skin’s elasticity. It’s especially suited for mature and aging skin. Blue light can help reduce inflammation from acne or other damage, and it can help clear clogged or congested pores, and yellow or amber light can help repair skin damage and reduce scarring. Each light mode is accompanied by another feature, like vibration, heat, or my favorite, microcurrent.This little gadget is also very easy to use. I like to use mine while watching TV or a movie, and actually, I especially like to use the microcurrent mode while wearing a sheet mask, since the mask keeps my skin moist. This beauty device is cordless and rechargeable via its USB charging cord. The entire set (device, plastic stand, charging cord, and instruction booklet) comes nicely packaged in a sturdy and attractive box. This would make a thoughtful and affordable gift, whether for yourself or for somebody you love!

A great tool for skin care.
This facial massage tool is small and exquisite, and easy to charge. I have been using it for a week. Every morning and evening, after applying the cream, I use it to massage my neck and face, which makes it easier for the skin to absorb nutrients and makes the skin feel firm and shiny.

Skip This Device for Red Light Therapy, but Good for Microcurrent Therapy
This is a review of an item ordered through the Vine program. Contrary to popular opinion, these items are often not free, as we must pay taxes on the value of items. This means I review items that I actually want/need.Item: Micro-Current Face Beauty Device with Red Light TherapyPros: It is easy to use. It does work better with a conductive gel, so I recommend using it with your face serum. This helps it absorb and provides the conduction needed if you want to use the microcurrent feature. It has 3 modes (red light therapy, vibration with red light therapy, and microcurrent). Red light therapy varies by mod with red, amber, and blue. Each mode has 3 levels of intensity.Cons: The device is banking on your desire to try red light therapy and microcurrent therapy. Of these, only the microcurrent therapy has any chance of working with the way this device is used. See, research does prove that red light therapy is beneficial for anti-aging, but these studies are based on MASKS and each session was around 12-20 minutes, at least twice per week, for at least 1 month (varied by research study). Masks provide light over the entire face. To get the benefit of 12-20 minutes over your entire face, you’d be using this device for hours each session. So, on to the research for the microcurrent. Very little solid research currently available, but what is available is promising. But again, it utilizes about 20 minutes per session. Given the size of this device, it would take a while. However, it is much more feasible (with the way currents travel) than using it for red light therapy. However, to have the microcurrent work, you must have both sides touching your skin at the same time to close the electrical circuit. This doesn’t work easily on your neck, because it’s nearly impossible to position it in such a way that both sides touch with the contours of your neck. But it does work on the cheeks, forehead, and jaw line really well.Overall Impression: Very unlikely to provide any red light benefit, though there is some research to back both red light therapy and microcurrents for anti-aging. I feel the vibration and microcurrent features will be beneficial. The device just doesn’t deliver enough light therapy. I’d look for something else if you want anti-aging benefits of light therapy, but if you’re looking for a microcurrent device, this one is a good value, well priced, and may be beneficial. Only more time will tell me if it helps my skin, but I’m enjoying using it.