Beauty & Wellbeing

At-Home Beauty and Wellbeing Devices

Microcurrent and muscle stimulation technology that once meant a clinic appointment is now small enough, and simple enough, to run at home. The devices in this collection are built around short, regular sessions rather than one-off treatments, and cover facial toning, muscle conditioning, relaxation and personal care.

What each one is for

• Face and neck: the Uniglo & Uniwand combo pairs light therapy with microcurrent for facial toning routines. If you would rather run facial programmes from a TENS or EMS unit you already own, use Face electrode pads.
• Body: FORM Wireless EMS sticks directly to the muscle with no trailing leads, so you can keep moving while a session runs.
• Rest and relaxation: the OKO eye massager combines gentle air pressure, warmth and vibration around the eyes, and is usually used at the end of a long day on screens.
• Personal care: Nailit is a home laser device for the toenails, and Fleur uses gentle stimulation to support intimate muscle tone.

Getting the best from them. Microcurrent and EMS results are cumulative. Most programmes are built around short sessions several times a week over a couple of months, followed by a lighter maintenance routine. Consistency does more than intensity — turning the power higher will not shorten the timeline, and comfortable is the right setting.

If you want the same EMS technology for training and recovery rather than appearance, look at the Rehabilitation range. Replacement pads for any of these devices are in Electrodes.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Check with your doctor first if you have an implanted electrical device, epilepsy or a heart condition, and avoid facial stimulation over recent injectables or broken skin.