I’ve always been a fan of beauty devices, and treatments that use technology to improve the appearance of my skin. I started with devices specifically for the eye area to reduce , and then moved on to , which I wanted to try because of their promise to brighten the complexion and stimulate . At 38, I felt the need to invest in more devices with a specific anti-aging action–in particular, gadgets that promise to lift and firm skin.
This is where microcurrent comes into its own, as it acts directly on the muscles of the face, making them contract and relax–“training” them as you would the muscles in your body at the gym. One name that kept cropping up in my research was , a microcurrent and nanocurrent device for at-home use that A-listers including Jennifer Aniston, Margot Robbie and Kim Kardashian have been known to massage their faces with before they walk the red carpet. It promises instant lifting effects, and to improve the overall texture and appearance of the skin with consistent use over time.
This prospect (and the celebrity seal of approval) persuaded me to trial it for two months. How does the Ziip Halo work? Ziip Halo uses “Dual Waveform” technology, which combines microcurrent and nanocurrent waveforms (26, to be precise) to reach different levels of depth in the skin, giving results from the very first session. Compared to other similar devices, Ziip Halo is the only one that uses both types of current, and this makes it the most effective on the ma.
