We’re torn when it comes to at-home facial devices. On one hand, we enjoy the convenience of a spa-like treatment in the comfort of our own home. On the other hand, they never quite seem to deliver the same results we usually expect after a facial. (Which isn’t surprising, since many of the devices used in an estheticians’ office aren’t FDA-approved for at-home use.) But this week, PureWow reports on a very intriguing device called the ZIIP that uses nano current technology—think micro...
We’re torn when it comes to at-home facial devices. On one hand, we enjoy the convenience of a spa-like treatment in the comfort of our own home. On the other hand, they never quite seem to deliver the same results we usually expect after a facial. (Which isn’t surprising, since many of the devices used in an estheticians’ office aren’t FDA-approved for at-home use.) But this week, PureWow reports on a very intriguing device called the ZIIP that uses nano current technology—think micro...
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