AT-HOME SKINCARE DEVICES: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

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“At the end of the day, the best wrinkle is the one you never get.”

With many salons still closed and the threat of the virus still persisting, we may just as well try these at-home skincare devices available on the market promising as-good-as-spa (if not better) results.

The question is do they work? The short answer is yes and no. Here’s the lowdown.

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I have been in the skin care industry for over 25 years as teacher, beauty therapist, lecturer, consultant, writer and business owner of Skin Sense Wellness.

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Marion Simms

I have been in the skin care industry for over 25 years as teacher, beauty therapist, lecturer, consultant, writer and business owner of Skin Sense Wellness.