Revlon Microdermabrasion Wand, Gently Exfoliate Skin with Real Diamond Grit, 1 Count

More than any other item I use in face cleaning, this really makes my skin feel stripped of all the oil, spf, dead skin and whatever else is on my face but gentle enough that my skin doesn't feel rough or raw. So glad I bought it.

Good product

Perfecto para usarse en casa. Hay que usarlo con la cara húmeda. Tener cuidado con pliegues o si hay alguna lesión de barrito. Deja la cara muy linda y se puede usar cada tercer día. Por el precio, se obtiene un muy buen producto. Yo me he hecho microdermoabrasiones con dermatólogo y aunque no es lo mismo, es una excelente manera de exfoliar la cara. En combinación con buenas cremas, serumenes y hábitos de limpieza se le puede sacar buen provecho.

Is interesting tool

Great product! Helps aloe vera & shea butter soak in skin better. Creates smooth skin after feel for make-up application. Make sure to moisturize well after microdermabrasion!!! I use Aloderma 99% Organic Aloe Vera Gel for Face & shea butter with a bit of vaseline. I never use glycerin, as it pulls moisture from the innermost layers of skin, creating an illusion that it is moisturizing. I googled glycerin, & after I saw this, it made sense why my skin burned when I used glycerin after a microdermabrasion: Glycerin can dry out skin, but only under specific conditions: when used in high concentrations (above 20-30%) or in very dry, low-humidity environments, as it pulls moisture from deeper skin layers or the air; but in typical skincare products, it's a great humectant that draws moisture to the skin when paired with occlusives or in humid conditions, preventing dryness when used correctly. When Glycerin Can Cause Dryness -Low Humidity: In arid climates, glycerin pulls water from the deeper dermis (skin) to the surface, dehydrating the skin if there isn't enough moisture in the air or a sealant on top. -High Concentrations: Pure or highly concentrated glycerin (over 30%) can be irritating and drying; it's meant to be diluted in products. How to Use Glycerin for Hydration -Look for Formulated Products: Choose moisturizers where glycerin is an ingredient, not the primary one, combined with emollients and occlusives (like oils or butters) to lock in moisture. -Apply to Damp Skin: Use glycerin products after showering or applying a hydrating toner when skin is still damp to help it attract water from the environment. -Seal it In: Always layer a cream or ointment over glycerin-based products to prevent water from evaporating away. In Summary Glycerin is generally beneficial and safe, acting as a moisture magnet. The key is using it in well-formulated products and ensuring you're in a humid enough environment or sealing it with other ingredients to prevent it from pulling moisture out of your skin. So, for me, using glycerin after a microdermabrasion can be quite painful creating even dryer skin.

This is very easy to use and it really does a wonderful job at exfoliation. Feel your skin before you and then feel your skin after. Your skin will feel like glass