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Beat Acne With This At Home Acne-Ending Gadget

Beat Acne With This At Home Acne-Ending Gadget

Yup, it’s true, beat acne with this easy at-home gadget. I’ve shared on Instagram my love for my high-frequency machine but my love for this little machine has grown even more now that I’ve been experiencing acne. It’s one of the best under $30.00 investments I’ve ever made. This tool is super affordable and it will up your at-home skin game. I swear every time I use it I feel like I am some fancy esthetician cussing a cool futuristic skin tool.


The Benefits of a High Frequency Machine

  • This little gadget produces an electrical current that generates oxygen when applied to the skin. What happens is oxygen travels into the skin to kill off the acne-causing bacteria.
  • It also helps to reduce inflammation and redness within the blemish. I love using this on activity acne because shortens the lifespan of your acne.
  • It is also known to help prevent any future breakouts, which is huge for me right now.
  • Another huge plus is it helps reduce the post-inflammatory and some hyperpigmentation, which unfortunately is super common in women.
  • Let it also be known: a high-frequency machine can help soften fine lines, reduce some puffiness around the eyes even tighten & tone sagging skin. It’s a little miracle machine and I am here to say it actually works.

What To Expect & How To Use It

The high-frequency machine I have and love comes with 4 different glass electrodes of different shapes to apply to different parts of the body. These glass electrodes will either produce a violet color or orange. Typically, violet electrodes help to treat acne-prone skin and orange was used to treat aging skin. But, from everything, I found both colors produce equally effective results despite the color of gas in the wand.

  • Comb is for your hair, which I’ve never used
  • Large round one is for your whole face, which is my fave
  • Spoon shape is for under your eyes
  • Small round tip to target acne

It is safe to use everyday and when I am having a breakout I use it daily.

  • Wash your face & thoroughly dry your face
  • Pick your electrode of choice & insert it into the wand
  • Turn on the machine & turn the dial up so it is a slight tingle on the skin. Also test on the back of your hand before apply to your face.
  • Start moving the want in circular motions, you can work on areas for no more than 3-5 minutes.

My Thoughts: When you apply to the skin there is a slight tingle, and this amazing mild zapping or buzzing sensation, I can’t describe it but it’s such a satisfying feeling. Remember the high-frequency current is infusing oxygen molecules into the skin which stimulating blood flow and cleaning the skin. If you are having an acne breakout I suggest using the machine 5-10 mins a day to see some results. You will notice some redness post-treatment due to increased circulation and dilation of the vessels.

How Safe is High Frequency Treatment?

This machine is a really great at-home way to safely treat your acne-prone skin. However, if you are pregnant, using AHA or glycolic acid products, have a pacemaker, any broken capillaries, spider veins or rosacea PLEASE avoid using a high-frequency machine.


I suggest adding in this easy at-home tool to enhance your skincare routine. I promise every time you use it, it feels like you are getting a mini facial.

Let me know have you ever tried high-frequency? Tell me in the comments and don’t miss my youtube video and IGTV . I explain all of the benefits AND how to properly use your high-frequency machine.


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