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about 8 hours ago
Skincare devices scam or investment
I have been hearing people saying that skincare devices are what make their skin better and that devices are worth it but they are so expensive does anyone think they are good or do you tink their bad
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I have used Medicube age-r booster pro for 6 months. Helps skin look better and more hydrated and bright but does not help with sagging or other similar isssues, at least in my experience. Depends on what you are trying to achieve.
I didn't use the booster pro, but a simpler microcurrent pen and I can say the same: I believe you gain in product deep penetration (therefore better hydration and brightness) but it does not help for structural changes. Honestly, you can obtain better hydration with a good routine even without the ude of devices, but I still use mine for temporal fixes (depuffing mainly) and for relaxation! I take it like a massage, so it has that sort of benefit. This is my experience!
oooh i've been wondering the same. i've heard so many different anecdotes where it worked wonders for some and for some it didn't make a difference. wondering what everyone thinks on here