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RF Beauty Device

RF Beauty Device

A handheld radio-frequency and EMS device with a rotating multi-node head, shaped as a wand so it glides across the face in one continuous motion.

RF Beauty Device $134.99

A few minutes. Several times a week.

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How it works

What it does

Radio frequency and gentle micro-current stimulation, delivered together as part of a firming-focused beauty routine. The rotating head spreads contact across multiple points rather than concentrating it, which makes longer passes across the cheeks and jaw more comfortable.

Rotating multi-node head

Several contact points spread the contact across the skin instead of concentrating it in one spot.

Two buttons, nothing else

Power and intensity. No menus to learn, which is the difference between a device you use and one you don't.

Your routine

How to use it

  1. Cleanse and dry your face.
  2. Apply a conductive gel or water-based serum.RF and micro-current both need a slip layer to conduct. On dry skin the session is weaker and the head drags.
  3. Start on the lowest intensity.
  4. Glide across the cheeks, jawline and forehead, working upward and outward.Keep the head moving rather than resting it in one place.
  5. A few minutes per session. Follow with moisturiser.

Details

Specifications

TechnologyRF + EMS micro-current
HeadRotating, multi-node
ControlsPower + intensity
PowerRechargeable, cordless
Conductive gelRequired

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a gel, or can I use it dry?

You need a conductive gel or a water-based serum. RF and micro-current both need a slip layer to conduct properly — dry skin means a weaker session and more drag.

How is this different from the Pro EMS?

This one adds radio frequency and uses a rotating multi-node head that glides across larger areas. The Pro EMS has five LED care modes and a single treatment head.

Can I use it if I have fillers or Botox?

Ask your provider first, and ask how long to wait after treatment. Don't use it over metal implants or fillers in the treatment area.

How often should I use it?

A few minutes daily or several times a week. Consistency matters more than session length.

Who should not use this?

Don't use it if you have a pacemaker or implanted electrical device, are pregnant, have epilepsy, or have metal implants or fillers in the treatment area. Avoid the eye area, broken skin and inflamed breakouts.