Technology is now a huge part of the beauty skincare world, as LED light and microcurrents help tighten the skin and give a rejuvenated look. In the last year, I’ve added three new devices to my stock and have seen great differences.
My newest addition is the Magnitone Pebble Pro, a tiny device that's less than £90, which has helped with my hormonal acne inflammation and scars. From the same brand, the LiftOff Micro Device is great at getting into the grooves of the chin and cheekbones, using electro-microcurrents to define features over time.
A third device I use is the GET Lit Tri Colour Mask - which I’ve found easiest to add to an everyday routine. I've found it helps even out skintone. Below is a full round-up of the three beauty tech devices and how each one tackles a different problem.
The £90 Lift Off device uses microcurrents to give an at-home toning and tightening facial. It helps firm the skin by stimulating the facial muscles. This is the most effective device for face toning out of the three I'm writing about, as it fits in the groove of the face, like the cheekbones and jawline, better. I’ve used this for more than a year, and I’ve noticed a huge difference in my jawline - giving a natural chiselled look without any injectables - no filler or fat dissolvers.
The LED and microcurrent device helps tone the face, tighten skin, and boost circulation. A non invasive option for skincare fans who don't want to use injectables like botox and skin boosters. Toning and sculpting are common benefits of non-injectable devices, and the alternative NuFace Trinity tool offers them too. Priced at £385, it’s an option for frequent beauty-tool users looking for a more professional option. The only downside is the lack of LED light, which makes a huge difference (and almost instant for me) to skin brightness and can help with textured skin. So if shoppers have a choice, I'd buy a combined LED and microcurrent tool over this one.
Similar to the above LiftOff device, but with the added skincare boost of red and blue LED light therapy. The £89.99 Pebble Pro helps sculpt, tone, and lift. This is the newest of the three devices. I’ve used it for a little over eight weeks now, but my favourite feature, and most effective, is the blue LED light. This is helping clear my stubborn acne scars and inflammation. Helped by its teeny size, it’s the easiest of them all to pop into my make-up bag, which makes it not only handy but also helps me stay consistent with it. It’s a similar size to the Foreo Bear 2, a rival device that is said to help with lymphatic drainage and puffiness, too.
