Description:

• Firm and contour with FOREO BEAR, at-home microcurrent facial device that tones the 65 plus muscles in your face & neck to provide an anti aging effect.
•  The FDA-cleared face sculpting tool provides a quick & simple instant face lift with lasting results to help improve facial sagging, reduce puffiness & double chin.
• FOREO warrants this device for a period of TWO (2) YEARS after the original date of purchase against defects due to faulty workmanship or materials arising from normal use of the device. Register the device before first use to unlock.

Features:

• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.53 x 3.11 x 2.51 inches; 3.2 Ounces
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ F9502
• Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
• Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 14, 2020
• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ AmazonUs/CDE5X
• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08G9B1JQ3
• Best Sellers Rank: #28,679 in Beauty & Personal Care.
• #6,012 in Beauty Tools & Accessories

Pros:

• Relax facial muscle tension points & smooth the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
• They also improve blood flow, and increase absorption of facial skin care products.
•  Scans and measures skin’s resistance to electricity, and automatically adjusts microcurrent intensity for maximum safety & comfort.

Cons:

• • • • One less thing to think about recharging.
        

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        Microcurrent Face and Skin Care Therapy Tool

        

        Description:

      •  TheraFace 6-in-1 therapy massage device uses microcurrents to leave skin looking healthy and radiant. With TheraFace massage 89% of users saw their skin look more rejuvenated and glowing.
      •  6 different attachments allow for a range of use. Percussive therapy to relax muscles, microcurrent ring for skin brightening.
      • LED light treatment that fights aging skin, and a deep cleansing ring for daily use.
      •  Small currents of electricity are applied to the face to stimulate facial muscles and build collagen. Improved blood circulation and faster healing are common benefits.
        

        Features:

      • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.31 x 7.44 x 3.15 inches; 2.23 Pounds
      • Department ‏ : ‎ Mens
      • UPC ‏ : ‎ 810036056687
      • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Theragun
      • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09TZ4DPRN
      • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China
      • Best Sellers Rank: #7,367 in Beauty & Personal Care.
      • #17 in Light Therapy Products
      • #1,609 in Beauty Tools & Accessories
        

        Pros:

      •  Microcurrent and LED light treatments at home.
      •  No need for trips to the salon with TheraFace.
      • TheraFace PRO providing all the same benefits with one handheld device.
        

        Cons:

      • You need to recharge the device.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Check Price

        WHAT IS MICROCURRENT TECHNOLOGY?
        Quick history: In the ’80s, microcurrent technology was initially used to help treat facial paralysis caused by Bell’s palsy. In the decades since, experts realized that it would offer non-invasive cosmetic benefits to pretty much anyone, and a beauty trend was born.
        How it works: According to double board-certified facial plastic surgeon Dr. Jaimie DeRosa, M.D., microcurrent machines use weak electrical current only on the treatment area of the skin, and it is unlikely to interfere with other parts of the face and body. “Microcurrent machines use microdoses of electricity, specifically an electric current delivered at 1 microampere. The current helps to smooth the skin by activating the collagen system within the skin to help smooth, lift, and fill wrinkles,” she says.
        Benefits: “Microcurrent delivers precise dosages of energy to the skin and works simultaneously to increase collagen production in the dermis (the deepest layer of the skin), tighten the muscle, and depuff the treatment areas,” says celebrity esthetician Joanna Vargas.
        What does it feel like: Microcurrent machines are painless. You’ll feel a nice tingling sensation on the skin during the treatment, and afterward, your face will feel tight and refreshed.
        HOW TO SHOP FOR A MICROCURRENT MACHINE
        When shopping for microcurrent machines, their size, price point, and ease of use all come into play. Look for something compact and easy enough to use, such as the NuFACE toning device. According to DeRosa, they’re some of the best and most well-supported machines on the market, saying, “What’s great is that you can use these at-home devices multiple times a week and target exactly the areas that are of concern to you. It may take a bit of practice and research to be sure you’re doing it correctly, but almost anyone can do this treatment at home for a quick pick-me-up.”

        Size:
        In-office microcurrent machines can be pretty bulky, but thankfully, at-home microcurrent machines are slim and typically no bigger than a large smartphone. If you’re on a tight budget and want something smaller, microcurrent machines, like the viral Solawave 4-in-1 Facial Wand, are a slim option that is about the size of a writing utensil, so it’ll tuck neatly into your cosmetics bag.

        Price:
        With entry-level prices just under $150, at-home microcurrent machines are not cheap. However, it’ll save you money over time compared to hitting up your local spa for microcurrent facials and Botox treatments. Luckily, I researched and found two microcurrent machines that cost half the price of one microcurrent facial at the Rihanna-approved Tracie Martyn Spa.

        Priming Gel:
        DeRosa says using conductive gel is super important regardless of which microcurrent machine you use. “Priming gels are conductive and allow electrical currents to be transmitted from the device to the skin. They’re also soothing and prevent your skin from feeling irritated during and after treatment,” she explains.

        Although it is recommended to use the manufacturer’s supplies, DeRosa says there are two affordable alternatives that don’t sacrifice quality. She says, “Absonic I Conductive and Transmission Gel works well to keep skin hydrated during the session. Tensive Conductive Adhesive Gel from Walmart is another reasonable option.”

        See below for our beauty editor-approved microcurrent machine recommendations. These options are aligned with expert guidance, boast glowing online reviews, and vary in price and functionality, so you can find an option or two that suits your unique skin care needs and budget.

        FAQ

        At-Home Versus Professional Microcurrent Facial Results

        As magical as at-home microcurrent machines are, they’re not designed to be as strong as pro-level machines — and that’s OK. With a few extra weeks of dedication, you’ll see similar results at home, and you’ll save plenty of dough so you can splurge on other beauty swag, like acne-zapping high-frequency wands, depuffing ice globes, hyaluronic acid hair products, and weird beauty products like TikTok-famous stamp eyeliners.

        Microcurrent for the Body

        Thought microcurrent machines were strictly for the face? Think again. If you want to firm up your body, then DeRosa says it’s 100% worth purchasing a microcurrent machine for your face and another for your body.

        “Although body microcurrent devices are excellent choices for non-facial areas, using them on the face and vice versa may lead to undesirable results. Since the skin on the face, neck, and décolleté is more sensitive and thinner than the rest of the body, [microcurrent] body machines need to higher current to be effective,” explains DeRosa. “Using a microcurrent device designed for the body on the face may be uncomfortable due to the higher than required energy and even could cause burns in some cases. Conversely, using a facial microcurrent device on the body may not deliver enough current to achieve the desired result.”

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