UFORIO REVIEW SKIN

Low-maintenance beautyīesides how my skin looks and feels after the treatment, my favorite thing about the Foreo UFO is how low maintenance it is. Looking at the masks after rubbing them on my face had a huge ick factor. I'm not sure if the UFO is preventing wrinkles or not, but one thing is for sure: after each treatment my skin was definitely cleaner. In cryo mode, the light turns green, meaning the device is working to even out your skin. When the UFO is in thermal mode, the LED light glows red, signaling it’s in anti-aging mode. In addition to heating, cooling and vibration, the UFO employs LEDs in the quest for better-looking skin. When I used the daytime mask, the device employed a cooling technique to combat puffiness and reduce pores. The heat and vibration therapy is designed to help all those goodies in the mask infuse into yourskin better. About halfway into the process, it started vibrating, which felt nice - kind of like a mini massage on my face. But then the thermal technology kicked in and warmed the mask as it glided over my face. Initially, the mask was cool to the touch and slimy. Mask on, mask offĪfter securing the Call It a Night mask onto the futuristic device, I started moving it across my skin in a circular motion. If you plan to use the UFO often, this can quickly turn into a rather expensive indulgence. Foreo sells each set of masks for $9.99, with seven in a box. After that, you'll have to hit up Amazon for your beauty fix. My review UFO came with five masks for day and night use. Once everything was secured and ready to go, it was time for a little 90-second pampering. The daytime 'Make My Day' mask incorporates hyaluronic acid and red algae the former is supposed to plump your skin, whereas the latter is touted as having antioxidant properties. Since it was nighttime, I used the 'Call It a Night' mask, which Foreo says has olive oil and ginseng - supposedly to give you radiant skin.

UFORIO REVIEW CODE

When it was time for my treatment, the app directed me to scan the bar code on the mini mask I'd be using.

Uforio review