A genuine one-month review of the galvanic device that insanely boosts the absorption of expensive ampoules haha

There is a home care device on my vanity that has been working the hardest lately, so I wanted to share a genuine review with you all. Haha. It is a microcurrent galvanic device that I splurged on as a year-end gift for myself. It is such a famous product that I am sure everyone has heard of it at least once, but honestly, when I first bought it, I was quite skeptical, thinking, "How good could a device really be?" Haha. However, after using it consistently every evening during my skincare routine for a month, I can definitely feel a difference in my skin texture compared to when I apply cosmetics with my bare hands.

The most satisfying part is that the absorption rate of my basic skincare products has increased insanely well, haha. Usually, no matter how much moisturizer I applied, it felt like it just sat on the surface and washed all off onto the pillow. But when I turn on this device's mode and rub it in, the cream soaks right into my skin. My skin feels soft and matte on the outside, yet plump and full from within. It really shines, especially when I use expensive ampoules. It’s such a waste if the expensive ampoule gets absorbed into your hands, right? Since the device pushes it in, it feels like every single drop goes straight into my face without wasting a single drop, so I think it's definitely worth the money, haha.

Also, using the microcurrent mode to massage your jawline and cheekbones with an upward lifting motion is a surefire way to reduce swelling. When I wake up in the morning with a puffy face, applying a generous amount of cooling gel and rubbing for just 5 minutes makes my jawline look noticeably slimmer. The tingling sensation is adjustable, so I customize it to my skin condition each day. The only downside is that cleaning and storing the device after every use is a real hassle. On days when I come home after drinking, I just want to pass out, but I grit my teeth and rub it in before going to sleep, thinking about the glowing skin I'll have tomorrow morning. If you find frequent visits to the dermatologist burdensome, I highly recommend getting a beauty device and trying consistent home care.