GlowUltrasonic Blackhead Removing Skin Scrubber
R499
Please note:
- For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items
About
It removes impurities from your skin pores since it exfoliates your skin surface. It is created to make your preferred skin care products to penetrate the skin for optimum effectiveness and absorption.
Product Features
- Facilitates the blood circulation
- Cleans acne, impurities, blackheads, dead skin cells, dirt and oil in the pores
- Accelerates metabolism
- Renews skin cells
- Softens old keratin
- Decomposes melanin and dispel spot
- Promotes absorption of nutrients
- Stimulates collagen production
- Whitens and tightens the skin
- Relieves melanin and firm wrinkles
- Helps to restore elasticity and makes the skin firm, smooth and delicate
- Works best with products such as cleansing oil, cleaning foam, toner, essential oil, essence cream, etc.
- Deep exfoliation
Product Specifications
- LCD display
- Rechargeable design
- Easy and convenient to operate
- Three modes: cleansing, nutrition, shrink pores
- Two intensity of ultrasonic to adjust: intermittent, continuous
- Cleansing mode removes dead skin cells
- Nutrition mode is used to push nutrients such as vitamin C or mineral ingredients into the skin
- Shrink pores mode shrinks the pores, increases skin elasticity and eliminates fine lines and wrinkles
- Material: ABS
- Colour: white
- Dimensions: 19.6cm(L) x 4.8cm(W) x1.6cm(H)
- Contents: skin scrubber, English manual, USB cable
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