I recently had the opportunity to try some of celebrity facialist, Sarah Chapman's Skinesis products as part of my professional writing and I have to say that I was impressed. As part of the sample package the PR kindly included this Facialift tool for me to review on Skin Deep. Yes, it looks rather like a torture instrument in the photo but is surprisingly pleasant and easy to use at home to recreate a professional facial massage.
At £25 it's a little steep given that it's made of plastic and therefore doesn't feel like it should be particularly expensive but bear in mind that it's a fairly unique product and much research will have gone into its creation. I think if you're starting to notice some slackening around your jawline, it is worth the investment.
I bought a similar device from Muji for about £7 at Christmas, although not sure if they still stock it.
ReplyDeleteI like the sound of her skincare as well as her facials and would love to give them a go.
Actually now you mention it, I think I had heard about the Muji version. I have a bit of a backlog at the moment but may try to write a review of her skincare in due course. Thanks for your comment!
ReplyDeleteHmm I have this, can't say it's made any difference on me - or my 54 yr old mother and I've been messing around with it for a few mths now.
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