Wouldn’t it be nice if you could reverse some of your biggest Beauty Devices without booking an expensive, not to mention invasive, in-office treatment? With technological advancements in light therapy, smart devices, and multi-functional devices, now you can.
Instead of visiting your dermatologist for a wrinkle-zapping, skin-clearing, complexion-plumping treatment, you can turn to trusted at-home skincare devices that get the job done with little to no recovery time.
Up ahead, we break down the three most popular types of at-home treatments that can help you achieve your most flawless complexion yet, plus share splurge-worthy beauty devices to try.
Smart Devices
It’s hard to imagine a world without smart devices—especially now that so many are geared towards achieving our skincare goals.
While many beauty devices could be considered “smart,” these beauty devices are categorized in this way because they can connect to the internet, Bluetooth, and even specially designed mobile apps. Here are some smart beauty devices we are loving right now.
1. FOREO LUNA fofo
Ideal for: All skin types looking for a good clean rinse at the end (or beginning!) of the day.
Get smart about your cleansing regimen with the FOREO LUNA fofo. The vibrating silicone cleansing brush gently cleanses the skin of the day’s grime and analyzes the complexion at the same time, so you not only get a squeaky-clean feeling but also have insight into what is going on across your complexion.
Not to mention: Its buzzing sensation boasts major skincare benefits. “This type of technology helps bring oxygen to [the skin],” says Dr. Jaliman. It also has anti-aging benefits since “collagen production increases as blood flow increases,” she notes.
Why we love it: It’s like a pocket-sized smart facialist. When connected to the app, the cleansing brush tells you your true skin age and type, measures for hydration, and gives you real-time data.
Read the complete article at Dermstore.com
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