Anti-ageing gadgets: Should I try this at home? - at home beauty devices

If George Osborne goes to the beauty salon in Notting Hill to do facial treatments, he will receive exciting economic news.
Skin therapists and dermatologists are busy: women are still fighting
Despite the recession, aging treatment has never been like this.
According to a report by Mintel last month, the UK facial care market created £ 0. 956 billion in 2011 and is expected to exceed £ 1 billion in 2013.
S. demand for skincare experts is expected to grow by 2018.
One trend is the smaller model of salon therapy used in the home.
The theory is that women can remove wrinkles and brush on micro-laser
Grind skin in your own home.
But are these products valid and safe?
Dermatologists use some DIY resistanceAging products.
"They sound like a good idea, but I'm afraid people will overuse them," said Dr. Jules nabé, who is engaged in aesthetic medicine in London and Paris (www. julesnabet. com).
"For example, you have to be careful to grind the skin and over-grind it
Exfoliating will make your skin red.
"30-year-old women are the most attractive, with 34-year-old men receiving 50 years of chronic pain at the end of the tunnel Marilyn Monroe: at the age of 28, her last day women felt most attractive and why I was proud of being a middle school student
No matter what Miranda Kerr says, elderly Madrid people don't feel pain with the head of the skincare clinic, Jenny Grace (www.
Healthy and beautiful. co. uk)
Agreed in-
Household goods should be used carefully.
"They don't do much at most because the intensity can be small, but they can actually do some damage," she said.
Here, Victoria Lambert tested six of the latest gadgets, which Jennie Grace evaluated.
Companies that develop laser technology used by many salons)
In order to stimulate the production of collagen, the elastic protein becomes less elastic as it grows older, resulting in wrinkles.
Réaura forces precise light on the top floor of the skin.
The result of the claim is to make the skin look younger.
Philips and the only stock investor (Space NK)
Provide skin assessment and get in touch with skin care experts to give users full support.
The expert concluded that "this laser is not as strong as we use in the clinic, but don't use it when you take antibiotics or other drugs that can make your skin brighter --sensitive.
After that your skin will be more delicate, so wear a good high
Factor sunscreen
But yes, it may work and the chances of getting support are impressive.
"This is not a toy . "
After using, I found my skin red, warm and tingling like after salon treatment.
But it is very easy to use and I hope to see the results over time. A well-
Conceived products.
Use 10 minutes.
Number of recommended meetings: twice a week for eight weeks. Cost £799.
From SpaceNK, www. philips. co. uk/c/skincare. (
A new cheaper version called Tria costs £ 549 from www. triabeauty. co. uk)
2 CACI Microlift was launched in October and Microlift is a home facial color matching device for salon brand CACI, which claims to offer "non-
Cosmetic surgery ".
The mini-lift uses tiny currents to regulate facial muscles and is also said to be a sign of anti-aging.
It looks a bit like a small cordless phone with four sharp knobs on it.
"CACI or any other Micro
The current therapy is unlikely to cause too much damage, but it is difficult to know the exact pressure points to stimulate the muscles in the right way to achieve the balance result.
Beautician shoot five-
They have a day of intensive classes before practicing CACI at the salon.
"CACI is very safe, but should not be used if you have had Botox in the last three months, as it can lead to the migration of Botox in your face.
Your eyebrows may drop.
Tester concluded that "the treatment of CACI salon is very popular and I hope this works.
Maybe the instructions, but I feel like I'm just poking at my facial muscles and don't know if I'm doing it right.
I'm confused, I'm afraid I have a new frown line.
10 minutes for a meeting.
Recommended number of meetings: three times a week for four weeks, and then two times a week. Cost £350. www. caci-international. co.
It looks like a tall-
The tech headset Madonna will wear at the concert.
Electronic Muscle Stimulation (EMS)
Tell the facial nerves to activate the muscles repeatedly in order to tighten the muscles.
The manufacturer says users should notice a difference in their face after 14 days.
The expert concluded that "this has to be placed precisely to work and may be uncomfortable if the pulse strength rises too high.
Using it properly will work reasonably over time, but if you don't finish a course correctly and keep it going, it doesn't make sense.
Our facial muscles are small and interrelated.
How do you make sure you have exercised correctly?
Although you want to stimulate muscles and make them smile and lift, it is possible that we will mistakenly think it is a ghost face.
The "judgment of testers" previously used the slender Abs system (
Should be the one that adjusts the waist)I am hopeful.
But I found the twitching feeling it had on my face almost unbearable and worried about which muscles were stimulated.
When I tested it, my lips twitched;
When a friend tried, the muscles under her eyes jumped.
It takes 20 minutes.
Number of recommended meetings: five days per week for 12 weeks. Cost £250; www. slendertone.
TANDA Luxe The HoMedics TANDA Luxe combines pure red light with sound vibration and mild warming.
It is said that this increases the production of collagen and elastic protein and promotes blood flow.
The expert concluded that "there is a good university study showing
Light therapy stimulates skincell renewal.
The most important thing is that these lights can't hurt you. I’m a fan.
The tester's conclusion is "easy to use, but a leap of faith.
It doesn't look high-tech enough.
12 minutes of use (full face).
Number of recommended meetings: once a day for four weeks. Cost £199.
6,000 three 99
Minute treatment;
Replace the first 59. 99;
From Boots. com; www. escentual. com; www. HoMedics. co.
UK 5 NuBrilliance home scrub kit combined with diamond home scrub kit
Tip stripping for precise suction.
When you drag a small unit
Much bigger than a pen
It is said that on your skin, the head will wash away the dead skin flakes and cells.
Then, suck your skin dry and remove the remaining dead cells to make the skin feel smoother.
Dimples Dyson.
The expert concluded that "the micro-grinded skin is great, but if you use a rough tip on sensitive skin, you end up with a rupture of the capillary (
Small veins below the surface of the skin).
Although it may be useful to reduce pigmentation, if you are too rough, you will stimulate local production of melanin, which will lead to pigmentation in the first place.
You may get more patches instead of less.
"Excessive skin grinding will reduce the tolerance of the Sun
Users should avoid delicate areas of the eyes.
What I am worried about is the temptation to overuse it.
The tester's verdict "I do like that.
It is very simple to use, the instructions are clear and effective.
My skin became smoother at once.
But Jenny is in stock.
The problem is over-use.
I am eager to solve a pigment problem but now I am aware of the risk of overusingenthusiastic.
Use 10 minutes.
Number of recommended meetings: twice a week (indefinitely). Cost £149. 99. www. JMLdirect.
Com 6 Clarisonic Opal Sonic Infusion Palm-
Size gadget with niche purpose: apply counter
Aging Serum around the eyes.
Opal gently taps the eye profile with 125 sonic vibrations per second, while assigning special serum to the area.
The manufacturer claims that the Sonic games push the serum to spread more deeply into the skin.
Easy to use: move the device around the eye contour in circular motion for 30 seconds, twice a day.
Four to eight weeks to get results.
The expert concluded that "the presence of the skin is to prevent anything from entering our body, which is very good.
It is difficult to penetrate it, and I am skeptical about anything that claims to do so.
This looks like a great way to apply eye serum.
But is the money worth it? I don’t know.
The tester concluded that "it's cute to use, glam.
More effective than fingertips?
Not so cheap.
"Use two minutes a day. Cost £175; www. escentual.