#Clean me out erfahrungen skin#
#Clean me out erfahrungen pro#

#Clean me out erfahrungen skin#

In fact, I think it actually irritated my skin and made me break out, especially on my cheeks. While I think this attachment could be useful for dry and combination skin types, I didn't have the best experience with it. (This means you can submerge it in water when it's time to clean it.) Like all cleansing brushes, you have to be careful when it comes to applying too much pressure, particularly on sensitive skin.

#Clean me out erfahrungen pro#

The cleansing ring resembles a Foreo or a Clarisonic device, and it's the only TheraFace Pro attachment that's completely waterproof. I personally didn't reap the benefits of this attachment, but I'm sure other people (who struggle with facial pain) would. I do wish it felt a bit smoother and more natural.

Using this feature definitely felt like lightly putting a Theragun to your face, so that was a little jarring at first. I'm a jaw clencher (woohoo, team nightguard), but I don't specifically struggle with jaw pain as a result of this, so these attachments weren't relevant for me. That could be why I found myself reaching for the NuFace gel, which is made with water, hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid, and glycerin, as an alternative option when I used this attachment. The formula contains glycerin and dimethicone, two ingredients that 'can have a slimy feel,' says Hadley King, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City. It felt super slimy, thick, and inconvenient, especially compared to NuFace Hydrating Aqua Gel. I really enjoyed this feature on the device with one exception - the conductor gel, which is made with ingredients that help conduct the microcurrent through the skin barrier and activate the facial muscles underneath, didn't work for me and my skin. The microcurrent attachment for the TheraFace Pro is bigger than the NuFace, and it feels a little more robust. 'The microcurrent stimulates energy production to drive the creation of collagen and elastin in the skin.' I own the mini NuFace device, a similar noninvasive device that tones muscles in your face, although it took me a few tries to really get used to it.įor those unfamiliar with microcurrent technology, it's 'a noninvasive therapy that sends out a low-voltage current that is similar to the natural electrical currents in the body,' Zain Husain, MD a board-certified dermatologist and founder of New Jersey Dermatology & Aesthetics Center, previously told Allure.

Microcurrent technology - which uses low-level electrical currents to lift, tone, and firm your facial muscles – is fascinating to me, and this wasn't my first experience with it. I was most excited about the microcurrent attachment because I feel like it's the attachment that shows results the quickest. How do you use the microcurrent attachment? To help you decide if you should dish out the money and splurge on the TheraFace Pro device, I broke down the different attachments and my reviews for each of them.