The SkinGlow handheld beauty device for the face, neck, and décolletage. It combines four LED colors (red, blue, yellow, purple), EP technology, heating, and vibration across four modes: Glow, Contour, Regenerate, and Massage. This is a wellness and skincare device, not a medical device: it does not provide diagnoses and does not replace dermatological care.

Yes, it can be used on all skin types. For sensitive skin, start with a shorter time and a lower level, test it on a small area first, and increase it gradually. If your skin reacts unusually (persistent redness, stinging sensation), discontinue use.

Cleanse your skin, apply serum, moisturizer, or contact gel, then select the mode and intensity level. You can use it with circular motions, by pressing it against the skin and gliding slowly, or by holding it on specific spots for 1–2 seconds. Use 1–2 times a week for 10–15 minutes, and you can increase the frequency as your skin gets used to it. Do not look directly into the light and avoid the area directly around the eyes.

Many people notice a change in the radiance of their skin after 2–3 weeks of regular use.

For more visible results, 4–6 weeks of regular use is usually required.

The effect is gradual, and individual reactions vary. Lifestyle, sleep, and skincare routine also play a role.

Discontinuation has no acute adverse effects.

However, previously achieved results may fade over time as the skin’s natural processes continue at their own pace.

Therefore, even after the intensive period, it is recommended to continue with a maintenance routine of 1–3 times per week.

Yes, in fact it is worth using it together with serums and moisturizers. Apply exfoliating, retinol-containing, or other active ingredient products after using the device or on a separate day to avoid skin irritation. After a recent cosmetic procedure (chemical peel, laser), wait until the skin has fully regenerated.

Do not use and consult your doctor beforehand if any of the following apply to you:

• pregnancy or breastfeeding
• epilepsy or light sensitivity, as flashes of light can trigger seizures
• severe skin disease, eczema flare-up, open wounds, skin infection
• taking photosensitizing medication (e.g., certain antibiotics, retinoids)
• after recent cosmetic procedures, until the skin has regenerated
• pacemaker or other implanted electronic device

If you are unsure, consult a dermatologist.

After each use, switch it off and wipe the head and casing with a dry or slightly damp, soft cloth. Do not soak or immerse in water; do not use solvents or harsh cleaning agents. Battery-operated: can be charged in approx. 90 minutes via USB-C cable. Store on its base or in its pouch, in a cool, dry place protected from direct sunlight.