Beauty Machine
Despite the buzz, beauty devices aren’t always a good fit for everyone. They are time commitments, and require consistent use for measurable results.
While it’s tempting to envision a future in which we can turn ourselves into magazine cover models at the touch of a button, Tel Aviv researchers aren’t quite there yet.
1. Deep Cleansing
A beauty machine’s cleansing function allows you to remove makeup, dirt and oils from your skin, leaving it feeling refreshed and hydrated. These machines usually have a brush attachment for sensitive and gentle skin, an exfoliating head for sloughing off dead skin cells and reducing fine lines, and a face massager that improves circulation for a brighter complexion.
You can also use this machine to stimulate your face muscles, increase metabolism and blood circulation, whiten black spots, freckles and aged marks, shrink pores, eliminate wrinkles, relax tensed muscles, reduce inflammation, and accelerate the rate of lymph flow. With this function, you can experience the most effective beauty treatment at home.
This beauty device uses sonic vibrations to smooth out wrinkles and tighten the skin, leaving it soft and firm. The vibrations also create frictional heat to stimulate your facial tissue, boost collagen, and remove impurities. The machine is safe and suitable for all skin types.
2. Refreshing Mist
When your skin needs a face pick-me-up, a spritz of this refreshing mist will leave it feeling soft and radiant. It’s packed with hydrating grape seed, sea buckthorn and aloe vera extracts that help lock in moisture so you can feel confident your makeup won’t run or your SPF won’t fade. It’s vegan, free from phthalates, parabens and artificial colours and perfect for all skin types.
Spritz this tropical-scented facial mist to refresh your makeup and give your skin a boost of antioxidants and hydration. Formulated with reviving pineapple, cooling rose water and refining witch hazel extract, it’s also infused with anti-aging cytokinins and nourishing vitamin E oil. You’ll also find skin-protecting sage extract, which helps to balance the skin’s pH and prevent blemishes.
Unlike your regular toner, face mists can be applied to dry skin as well as damp. The best ones are alcohol-free and contain essential oils to refresh the complexion, so they won’t irritate it further. If you’re battling a breakout, try using one laced with purifying tea tree oil, which can calm and soothe redness. They can even be used as a base for powdered makeup to create deeper pigments and make them look more vibrant.
3. Galvanic
A galvanic facial has multiple benefits for the client. It hydrates the skin, stimulates blood circulation and aids in the distribution of nutrients. It also helps to lift the skin, tighten muscles and boost elasticity. The treatment also helps to remove dry patches of the skin and softens fine lines. It can be a great alternative to a facelift and will help to improve the appearance of pores, blackheads and acne.
This is achieved by using a technique called galvanic corrosion which works through two dissimilar metals that are immersed in an electrolyte. One of the metals (the cathode) corrodes more quickly than the other (the anode). The sacrificial anode is commonly made from zinc, for example in low-cost household batteries or as part of cathodic protection of hot water storage tanks.
When the galvanic machine is used on the skin it causes a chemical reaction (Disincrustation) and ionic penetration (Iontophoresis). The first step involves a solution that dissolves the natural oils in the skin, known as sebum, allowing for deep pore cleansing. This also facilitates the absorption of creams and lotions.
The second step involves the ionic action of the electrodes that allow the electrons to penetrate the skin and carry the cream, lotion or solution into the deep layers of the epidermis. This allows the skin to absorb the product immediately and it will leave the client with a glowing, fresh complexion.
4. Suction
With this feature, the machine acts like a miniature vacuum cleaner by sucking out the deeply embedded dirt, oil and other impurities that are causing the client’s breakout. Then it gives the skin a deep, penetrating massage and flushes out the pores for an overall fresh and clean appearance.
This is a great addition to any facial or body treatment. It uses high-frequency sound waves to promote cellular renewal and repair, tone the face muscles, encourage lymphatic drainage, combat puffiness and swelling, stimulate collagen production, and improve skin care product penetration.
This ionizes the water molecules in the skin for a gentle yet effective cleansing that helps to eliminate bacteria, dirt and blackheads. It also aids in the absorption of creams and other treatments, stimulates glandular activity, increases metabolism, kills germs and bacteria, promotes circulation, and helps to clarify the complexion. It can be used on all skin types.
5. Spray
Using the spray function on a Beauty Machine can help with treatments, such as spraying oxygen and other products into pores. It also helps with cleansing by rinsing away dead skin cells. This is especially useful for those who want to treat acne or dark spots, as the machine can clean the pores of dirt and other particles that might be causing problems.
This multifunction face care machine features steaming, vacuum, brush and spray functions as well as high frequency and a magnifying lamp. This is a great option for those who want to treat many different skin conditions with one device and are looking to save space. The machine has a five caster base for easy mobility. Contact SGS verified manufacturers & factories to purchase this Beauty Machine at competitive price.
6. Ozone
In its natural form, ozone exists only in the stratosphere (the upper layer of the atmosphere) and lower atmosphere (the troposphere). It is an important air pollutant that is harmful to human health and the environment. Ozone is produced in the stratosphere when sunlight interacts with oxygen molecules. The “ozone layer,” which lies 6 through 30 miles above the Earth’s surface, filters out some of the Sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiation.
In the troposphere, ozone forms through a complex atmospheric reaction of a number of precursor pollutants with nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds in the presence of heat and sunlight. These ingredients are emitted by various activities such as burning fossil fuels like gasoline and oil, chemical solvents, and spraying some household and industrial chemicals. The reaction is accelerated when the weather is hot and sunny.
Ozone is an extremely powerful oxidant and, when it reacts with chlorine molecules in the troposphere, destroys them by splitting into oxygen and chlorine molecules. This process is called the ozone-oxygen cycle and it helps to balance the loss of ozone due to high-energy ultraviolet radiation striking oxygen molecules in the stratosphere. High concentrations of ozone in the troposphere harm human health and cause damage to vegetation. It also acts as a greenhouse gas and contributes to the formation of urban smog. This ozone is most dangerous when it reaches ground level, where it can penetrate the lungs and skin, especially on hot, sunny days.
