Ms.WFace Massager Electric Facial Toning Device, Ultrasound Face Sculpting Tool Neck Massager, Microglow Heat Skin Tightening Machine, Anti-Wrinkle Face Lift Skincare Tools, 3 Modes Jawline Sculptor

Absolutely love, this product only been using it for a week and can already start see the difference. Would recommend

I highly recommend this machine, I d us everyday before my make up. I do love the texture of my skin after using the machine. thank you

Mine one is faulty ,And i am trying to return to get it replaced , guess what , I cannot return it before 28days! This is insane !I believe you should test your devices before post it to costumers to avoid hassle for them.Its a fair amount of money we pay to go through this hassel .First time even I ordered something amazon turned out a faulty piece and to make it even harder , i will have to wait for 28 days !!!!!

Works, but no noticeable difference to my face at all. I have used it daily, but sadly no changes at all yet. Needless to say I’m disappointed, especially as I have seen much the same item for sale, online, for a third of the money.

Having had no time to bother with returning this item, I threw it away. It makes me angry to be reminded of this product.

If you are looking for a red light led device, avoid products like this.Go back and read the numbers given, they are not the wavelengths. They are the rate of vibration.Contact these companies and ask for the specific wavelengths ( red light should be 633 nM)Ask them the irradience of the device, it should be between 40-100 mw and close to 40)I was bought this as a present and have gone on quite the journey since, I hope this review saves one customer at least.The heat is not a good feature, avoid devices that heat up.The EMF should be below 1 v/m ideally. Avoid anything 2 v/m or overThe magnetic field reading is safest at 0 v/m. Anything 50 v/m or above is dangerous.Question these vendors and companies. Do not risk trusting the marketing.All this does is vibrate. If you want a facial vibrator, go for it. I’m not using mine abd I’m not buying another until a company show’s integrity and knowledge of the technology and their product.Personally I will avoid the blue light as I have melasma and I’m unsure it is a safe wavelength for that issue.If you look for infrared, the wavelength is 830 nM but I have concerns as I’ve heard it may make pigmentation issues worse. So look into that too.Good luck! To me too, I hope we all find a decent company.As for this device, I dropped it frequently, it also felt a bit awkward on my nose area. It heated up a lot, dried my skin out and was over all a disappointment (I won’t tell my mum that though as she bought it for me)

Been using this now for a couple of weeks and I’ve seen a difference, it’s toned my face and especially my chin! It doesn’t seem effect fillings as I’ve had no problems. Highly recommend this machine.