SMOOTHGLOW 2.0 PRO Awakening-4D 9-in-1 Red Light Therapy for Face, Home Radiant Renewal Facial Wand, LED Light Therapy Wand for Face Lift, Firm, Anti-Aging Wrinkle, Rejuvenation, Gift Set for Women

I’ve tried several of these light therapy wands and this one is a bit more exceptional. You can definitely feel the strength of the individual lights. This is one of the few you can feel the EMS charge. You can noticeably detect a crackling sting from time to time. It’s not unpleasant, but it’s certainly noticeable. Therefore, you know you’re getting just a little more from this tool than many others I have tested. It comes with an attractive charging stand that makes a nice compliment to a bedside table or bathroom vanity. It serves as a charging stand, but the tool itself can be charged individually. It’s not heavy, but feels well-made. Mine came fully charged. It may not be the most expensive out there, but it certainly is a satisfying tool without having to break the bank. Having tested many, I really like this one and would recommend it .

Was very relaxing to use. May I state that no tool is going to a) work overnight, the process takes time to work it's magic. 2) Be consistent, it's easy to jump off the band wagon when immediate results are not seen. 3) You have a to have a good night time and/or morning regime skincare wise incorporating the SMOOTHGLOW tool, to make it effective. There are different levels of lighting for different effects, 1 include massaging, so that you can work your serum into the skin. I have introduced the SMOOTHGLOW radiant renewal facial into my night time routine at least 2 x's per week. I will gradually work up to 3 or 4 days a week. I took a star away, because the directions on how to use is really poor.

Quality wise, it is pretty solid feeling and easy to use/figure out. No complaints there. I've not noticed any results yet in the first week of using, but it does say it takes awhile. It is smaller than I thought it would be, but considering it is wireless, it is worth it. The massage feature on the high setting kind of feels like a small electrical shock. Seems keeping it on the lower setting is the best option. I have some uneven wrinkles that I'm hoping this will at least tone done a little bit. Can update in the future if I notice good results.

This is one of two facial massagers I have tested out and in my opinion, it is the less superior one. I will say that it is extremely sleek looking (I love the charging stand), and perhaps my reasons for voting it lower may not seem like much of an issue so you decide.The vibration modes are too similar. It's more like low, medium-low, and medium. I expected a larger range of low to medium to high. Lastly as sleek as it is, it is not that ergonomic for the hand.It operates as it says it does, I just felt it was one step under compared to to another.

I have been using this device for about four weeks now. I appreciate the way it gently stimulates my skin, leaving it feeling smooth. I am eagerly anticipating positive outcomes in reducing wrinkles. Remarkably, for reddish and bumpy skin, visible improvements can be observed within a week!

Calling this beauty item a wand strikes me as appropriate, if not ironically so. I asked my better half to act as a guinea pig and allow me to focus heat and vibrations through the tissues of her face. I was amazed that she actually trusted me enough to offer her face to science for the purposes of this review. After she had finished, it was my turn to provide myself the privilege of experiencing what she had experienced.The warmth that this wand provides is actually quite soothing, and it does appear to relax the skin and make it quite supple. This may help in reducing the severity of wrinkled skin, and increase its elasticity. However, there are many ways in which warmth can be safely (and cheaply) administered to ones noggin, offering similar results. I'm not convinced that a Radiant Renewal Facial Wand is the only way - or even the best way - to go.As far as the vibrations are concerned: several weeks of daily use only increased my confusion as to what we were accomplishing. The vibrations appear to be electrical impulses that when applied to the skin, cause electrically induced particle vibrations in soft tissue. The end result of all of these vibrations appears to mimic the results of heat application.The device strikes me as redundant in its operation. Heat seems to work, and work well. But there are many ways of applying heat safely. I see the addition of electrically induced vibrations as being an unnecessary addition that merely duplicates the efficacy of applying heat. I've achieved similar results by using a heating pad, for example. The wand may be helpful in smoothing wrinkles, but I would investigate this product carefully before taking the plunge.

I've tried many beauty wands and I have to say, this is one of the nicest, cutest ones out there. The head rotates for ease of use and the light is bright. I don't notice the current at all.

Easy to set up, charge, and use straight from the box. I have a full face mask that I use each evening for 20 minutes of RLT but this is an excellent option to use while at my desk during the day. I do know from experience that consistency equals results.