NuFACE Hydrating Leave-On Gel Primer 59ml

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For at-home use, it is recommended to do microcurrent treatment at least 3 times a week, and spend about 5-20 minutes per session for optimal results. Let ‘s start with how to apply them, then how they feel, the results and what they cost. How to apply them

Jain S, Arora M. “Effect of microcurrent facial muscle toning on fine wrinkles and firmness of face.” IAMR Journal of Physiotherapy, Mar. 2012, Vol. 1, No. 1NuFACE Trinity is able to provide these results because of microcurrent technology. Microcurrent is a safe, effective, clinically tested therapy treatment that is used in spas and medical offices for facial contouring, toning, and firming of aging skin. Microcurrent is a low-level current that mimics the body’s natural current and can provide both instant and cumulative anti-aging results. Because microcurrent works sub-sensory, the treatment is soothing and most people feel nothing at all. Common ultrasound gel or electrode gel can be used as a cheap substitute to microcurrent conductive gel, but it doesn’t contain any nourishing ingredients, and is made of only water and high percentage of propylene glycol, which is derived from petroleum and is somewhat controversial ingredient (read more about propylene glycol safety). You can buy 50ml or 200ml in glass bottles ♻️👍. It’s similar value to the Nuface Aqua Gel activator in the smaller 50ml size, but Nuface is better value in their largest size (296ml).

And if you prefer to wash off the gel after each session and apply your usual Vit C, retinols, and serums etc, these expensive gels are overkill. I feel I use a little more of this gel per session compared to ultrasound gel. But it’s inexpensive and lasts for ages anyway.

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The test results demonstrate that the NuFACE Gel Primer meets the established specifications.” 501K Clearance K161654 And as with Ultrasound gel, this doesn’t hinder the microcurrent results. Compared to the Nuface Activators, there’s no difference in my results from a session, or after long-term use with this gel. A helpful customer service rep shared that some customers with reactions to the Nuface gels use Aloe Vera gel instead. And I’ve seen it recommended by aestheticians many times on Nuface and microcurrent Facebook Groups and forums. I s it just me, or are you too somewhat irked by Nuface’s rather masterful use of FOMO to push their pimped-up, pricey conductivity gels?