While certain skincare ingredients like retinol can improve the look of wrinkles, skincare products can only do so much when ...

The beauty industry is witnessing an upswing trend in the use of devices that offer microcurrent facial treatments, thanks to their skin rejuvenating advantages. These equipments administer a ...

This innovative device not only ... and LED light therapy. Microcurrent therapy delivers low-voltage electrical currents to skin cells, effectively stimulating facial muscles and promoting ...

Well, it’s essentially a workout for your face. Microcurrent devices stimulate facial muscles and produce gentle contractions in them using low-voltage electric current. “This can temporarily ...

One of our favorite face-snatching tools? The microcurrent device—which board-certified dermatologist Dr. Marisa Garshick explains, “works by sending gentle electrical currents through the ...

For the microcurrent, there are three intensity levels. Though the TheraFace feels slightly heavier than the other devices I tested, it was still easy to use and maneuver across the face.

These are our top tested FaceGym, Foreo and NuFace facial toning devices, trialled by readers and in the lab, all with a ...

The Galvanic SPA Facial Toning Device is an FDA-cleared medical microcurrent device with anti-shock system which delivers optimal microcurrents to your facial muscles, stimulating and toning them ...

Aniston also noted that her makeup artist told her that out of all the devices she’s used, the Ziip has made a noticeable difference. And honestly, same. I’ve received similar feedback from ...

As a beauty writer, I’ve tested everything from LED face masks to cryo globes and sonic-powered face cleansing brushes. It’d be fair to say there are plenty of fads in the skincare industry and a lot ...

It’s like a pilates class — but for your face. And much like pumping iron at the gym, frequently using a microcurrent device can make a significant difference in your facial features.

At $299, it's certainly not the cheapest skincare tool on the market, especially since Sweeney says that if she's just feeling puffy, she opts for a regular ice roller. Still, she's not the only one ...