Is it a subscription then? Might be better to just buy the device and then stock up as and when
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It says 5ml pod is equivalent to 50ml skincare or 200ml haircare. How long it lasts depends on how often and how long you do treatments for.
I might be wrong but it seems to me like you're just signing up to their mailing list.
Yeah it says you'll be signing up to their mailing list and can unsubscribe anytime
Yes, I think you’re right. So I filled in the hair one and it’s £77 for the 3 pods and free device. Sitting in my cart. Think I’ll just leave it there and think on it. Talk about an impulse buy
My birthday is coming up so I might see if my husband wants to buy me an early present…What hair pods did the quiz suggest?
Precision condioner, shine diffusion and vapored strength. They sound good, so I’d happily give them a go.
Got the same as you @shiney
Shine!
Shine!
If you want the UFO and not the UFO 2 it’s a great sale.
Bit late now but I'm almost forty. I've always had a good skincare regime, and started using anti ageing products from about 30. I probably wouldn't have been as religious about the gadgets as I am now when I was in my early thirties. People have always complemented me on my skin, and whilst I definitely think the attention I pay helps, I do think it is partly genetic as my both sets of grandparents looked younger than they were, as do my parents. I've had botox in the past, and I will again in the future, although with my current Nuface/LED mask routine, I actually don't feel the need right now. I'd really like to get a blepharoplasty done at some point and am starting to research surgeons.
Olivia Falcon - on Instagram as Theeditorslist - recently had a blepharoplasty and did a diary on IG about it (still on her IG). Her surgeon, Naresh Joshi, looks like someone worth considering. Her diary follows what it was like immediately afterwards, the following days etc. The results looked great.
In terms of devices, the main one that I think can help a bit with jowls is the NuFace (or other micro-current device). It works by stimulating the muscles to firm the face a little. I wouldn't say results were dramatic but I do find it worth using. Have to use it really consistently.
There are also radio-frequency home-use devices (e.g. Newa, Sensilift) which claim to tighten skin but I've no personal experience of those.
Alice Hart-Davis's website - thetweakmentsguide.com - has a video and fact sheet about options for improving the appearance of jowls.
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Has anyone reduit-ed?
I'm still dithering!
I have it all in my basket 1 hair pod and 3 skin ones so…. Likely! Does everyone know anymore about them? I’d never heard of them and now I’m feeling all buy, buy, buy!
But I also want a bear
1 hair pod and 3 skin ones so…. Likely! Does everyone know anymore about them? I’d never heard of them and now I’m feeling all buy, buy, buy!But I also want a bear
Haha, me too. I’m so embarrassed with myself.I have it all in my basket
I’ve become my mum going on about sales
My routine was stuck in the Neolithic era and so now I’m getting carried away.Still in my basket too. I’m going to sleep on it and see if I still want it tomorrow - bet I do
I've made my mind up and definitely want it after researching it today but it's just a question of when!
There's an American esthetician youtuber called Cassandra Binkson, she's very full on but also open and honest about what she doesn't like, she did a video about the Reduit (not the Uni but one specifically for skin) and the device @Aude mentioned and likes them both. I can't justify the expensive one but I think the Uni is a lot easier to justify
Although now that I think of it I'm pretty sure she said she used a hair treatment and liked how it made her curls look. I skim watched it as I generally have no patience with youtube videos
There's an American esthetician youtuber called Cassandra Binkson, she's very full on but also open and honest about what she doesn't like, she did a video about the Reduit (not the Uni but one specifically for skin) and the device @Aude mentioned and likes them both. I can't justify the expensive one but I think the Uni is a lot easier to justify
Although now that I think of it I'm pretty sure she said she used a hair treatment and liked how it made her curls look. I skim watched it as I generally have no patience with youtube videos
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I was sold when one of the reviewers said their neck looked good
I liked the hair demonstration video a whole lot. The results looked good. I use leave in conditioner and the spray head is finicky. I’m never sure how much actually makes it on my hair. I would like to be able to put my products into the tool.
ETA: Just to be clear I’m saying I’d like to
no idea so far if it’s possible.
ETA: Just to be clear I’m saying I’d like to
no idea so far if it’s possible.
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Yes I’ve been intrigued by this. I wonder about the waste involved given the little individual packets?
I’m 30 in a few months, and have been in to skincare since my late teens. I have used spf and other forms of sun protection my whole life. Growing up in Australia the 90s and early 2000s there was a huge sun safety push and lots of public campaigns etc. We weren’t allowed to play outside at break without a hat on in primary school (‘No hat, No play’), and there were massive pump bottles of SPF in every classroom. My parents had me wearing a rash top and hat as well as SPF for sun protection whenever we went to the beach etc.
I’ve only started using devices since the pandemic really. I was looking for ways to treat myself during a difficult time, and also make up some of the beauty treatments I was missing out on not being able to visit a beauty Salon or clinic.
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