Around this time of year, beauty brands tend to unleash their latest, buzziest products. Don’t forget, however, about one of ...

Not quite ready to go under the knife for a facelift, but can’t bear the idea of wearing your hair in a painfully tight snatched ponytail another day? Enter: the best microcurrent facial devices.

High-tech, at-home skin care tools like LED masksand microcurrent devices are gaining popularity over the past several years, but not every product on the market gets glowing reviews. Is it possible ...

A microcurrent facial uses weak electrical signals to stimulate the muscles and skin. Some claim this has benefits, such as reversing the visible signs of aging, such as drooping skin and dullness.

You don’t have to rely on expensive in-office treatments, creams or serums to lift, sculpt or tone your face. The best microcurrent facial devices can do it all from the comfort of your home in only a ...

While a regular visit to an aesthetician or dermatologist for a treatment might not be in the cards, the best microcurrent devices offer a way to smooth, lift and firm skin — all without leaving your ...

The beauty industry is overflowing with gadgets and gizmos that claim to keep our skin in perfect condition. From Sabrina Carpenter’s red light therapy wand to Hailey Bieber’s electroporation device, ...

There are few skin care products that yield instant results, but microcurrent is an expert-vetted, FDA-approved technology that delivers visible contouring and toning after just one treatment. From ...

My biggest issue with at-home skincare devices is consistency. I’m all about instant gratification, and while most beauty gadgets promise speedy results, they ultimately don’t deliver. Cut to me ...

While serums and creams have been staples on beauty shelves for decades, at-home skincare tools are becoming increasingly popular. Now, microcurrent devices are making the rounds, with users claiming ...

If you're tempted to use a microcurrent device in your skin care routine, here's what the skin pros have to say. Elizabeth is a contributor to CNET and the The Simple Dollar, where she reviews ...