Skin care tools can be relaxing but is there science behind whether they actually work in improving your skin? Let’s find out

⭕️Gua sha
This is a favourite of many. This helps in reducing puffiness in the morning.
Will it give you a sharp jawline : No
Will it lift a saggy face : No
How to use it ?
Apply a cream or facial oil and use the tool to match the con cavity of your face and gently massage upwards.

⭕️Ice globes
We have all heard about dipping face in a bowl of ice water before makeup. This tool does something similar without being messy. This helps in temporarily shrinking pores and also depuff a the face especially the underyes. It can also help in temporarily reducing redness

⭕️Cleansing tools
Lesser said about them, the better.
Avoid using it.

⭕️Black head suction device
Though it may look satisfying to watch, this is an absolute no no. It cause too much injury to the skin to be worth it.
Pores do not need cleaning. Using a salicylic acid serum which help in reducing blackheads and whiteheads.

⭕️Red light mask
There are studies to show it is helpful. Red light therapy can help in reducing redness and inflammation and improving collagen synthesis.
The results may be subtle and take 6-9 months of regular usage to be noticeable.

⭕️Pore strips
Like the suction device, this one is also too harsh on the skin. Avoid using it.

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