NuFACE Hydrating Leave-On Gel Primer 59ml

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The clear Aqua Gel looks and feels most like a microcurrent gel. It’s clear, scentless and cool, and I feel no zinging or dragging as I do my routine. It’s easy to massage in any remaining gel once I’m finished. My skin feels fresh, smooth and hydrated aftwards, not overloaded at all. I don’t need any more serums to follow, but I like a ceramide based moisturiser as a final softening touch to seal in all the goodness. It’s a good base to apply make-up on too. I like this gel 👍. I want to like it, but it won’t absorb into my skin, so feels better to wash it off. In the meantime, if you still need a cheaper alternative, you can simply pimp your Aloe Vera gel! Just mix your sessions-worth of gel with a teeny pinch of table salt, or posh Himalayan Pink salt for something purer. Ion-tastic. Job done 👍. What is Aloe Vera Gel like? My visible results from microcurrent (which I still love, by the way) are healthy, dewy, tight, bright and firm skin from long term and consistent use (and mostly with just a basic conductivity gel).

You can choose from the cheaper Hydrating Aqua Gel ( ingredients list) or premium anti-ageing Firming & Brightening Silk Creme ( ingredients list), or both, in different size rigid tubey-pots. The latest 50ml Nuface condutivity gels with added skincare goodies, and you can get a Nuface brush too!Sign up to our complimentary loyalty programme, NDULGE and make shopping with us even more rewarding. You’ll learn why you must use a conductive gel with microcurrent, how they work, what alternatives you can try and how they compare to the Nuface gels. Lots of people use and recommend cheaper alternative Aloe Vera gels, ultrasound gels, other microcurrent gels and home-made gels and still see super results that make them happy. I’ve tried a bunch and, even though the basic gels don’t feel as luxurious or as pampering and Nuface’s (or Ziip’s), I can confirm they perform just as well with no difference in microcurrent results. I like I can apply my serum underneath, wipe off the excess gel and then finish up with a moisturiser. So, you can be confident the FDA clearance and these clinical tests show the gels are safe and effective microcurrent conductors. It's very easy to use, just switch it on – having applied Conductive Gel to the skin first – slide the smooth bobbles of the device slowly upwards and outwards across the cheeks, then slowly upwards from the eyebrows, which takes less than 5 minutes.

They didn’t of course, but they did create a new sub-niche of ‘ionized skincare’. And they’ve given their magic proprietry ion-blend a sciencey name too – IonPlex ™ . It’s true Nuface do a rather splendid job of bigging up their hi-tech Activator gels, or as they call them ‘Ionized skincare’. See how Nuface do it here ( but don’t forget to finish up here first!). I think their message is loud and clear – you must use these to activate the microcurrent and to get (as they say) optimal results. Why Nuface say their activators are the bestest Honestly, I see and feel no different results between the new activators, the older Nuface primers, or the other conductivity gels I use. Some of the flavours are proper pricey, but these gels last months of almost daily use. Available in Silver, Gold and Crystal varieties. But full discolsure 🙋‍♀️, I’m not one of these people who has ever seen more ‘pop’ or lift of their facial features during or after a session. What I do see is a subtle upturn in the corners of my mouth, and my cheeks and lip area feel fuller. But this is equal for all the conducvtive gels I’ve tested.I personally see no difference in my results whilst using this gel compared to the Nuface activators and other gels. And plenty other Nuface fans who’ve been using Aloe Vera for months or even years, share they’re happy with their results too. Not only is there slightly less product in each tub of Activator vs the older primer gels, but the Activators are way less affordable. E.g. And maybe it’s not all about the cost. Some users share the Nuface activators leave their skin red and bumpy, so they need another option anyway.

A calloused, dry hand can have 100,000Ω or more resistance. But the resistance inside your body (where it’s wet and salty) is much lower at about 300Ω. So, more than 99% of your resistance to electrical current is in your skin. But this resistance reduces significantly if your skin is damaged or wet. How do conductivity gels work? And if you prefer to wash off the gel after each session and apply your usual Vit C, retinols, and serums etc, these expensive gels are overkill. this] blend of electrically charged minerals and glacial water deliver a surge of active ingredients for optimal results and healthy, younger-looking skin”. MyNuface.com Both the gels are easy to apply. They don’t drip or sting, and you get a nice even application with the brush. One pump of juice per area gives lovely slip, and stays wet for ages – long enough to do the glides, advanced holds and ELE if you use it. But one pump is far too much for my forehead – I find just a half pump is plenty here. I also paint the last bit on the brush over my eyelids and my under eye area too. Yup, I like the Nuface Hydrating Aqua Gel Nuface call their latest leave-on microcurrent conductive gels ‘Activators’. They’re a blend of conductive ions and skincare goodie ingredients.So, now we know how they work. We’ll take a look at other conductivity gels later, but next let’s look at the Nuface Activators in more detail. The Nuface Activator gels

Physical, chemical and biological characteristics including color, odor, appearance, pH, microbiological growth, specific gravity and viscosity;Therefore, the microcurrent passes from the electrodes into the gel layer on top of our skin, through the gel absorbing into our outer skin layers, and into the ion-rich lower skin layers and tissues. I also asked Nuface customer support to confirm details of the clinical tests for the activators. That’s because I’m curious and I like to understand what exactly is proven. I’ve not had a clear answer as of yet. However, the FDA clearance summary also states the range of clinical tests performed on the gel as follows: