Amazon face massager that 'lifts skin after one use' now under £20
Many skincare fans wanting to reduce signs of ageing have upgraded from serums and creams to face-contouring gadgets and this one product from Amazon has bagged all the accolades.
The ANLAN Face Massager is a nifty device that fuses warmth, massage, and colour therapy to chisel and define the jawline, bring spa-like treatments right into shoppers' living room. Priced at £35.99, the skin tightening and neck lifting device is up for grabs at a steal for £19.59 in the Amazon sale.
The special promotion ends on tonight (July 11) at 11:59pm and non-Prime members can sign up a complimentary 30-day trial to reap the discount benefits alongside unlimited delivery options.
This ANLAN Face Massager works its magic via a subtle current that sparks facial muscles into action, encouraging cell turnover to potentially pare down skin creases thanks to the sound wave massage pulsing at an impressive 10,000 times every minute.
According to the Manchester Evening News, a steady 45°C heat effectively stirs blood flow while stimulating fibroblast and collagen production, bolstering both nutrient uptake and lymphatic detox. The tool also aims to tackle issues like wrinkles, saggy skin, dark spots, and scarring, reports the Express.
ANLAN claimed that shoppers "can see certain effects after 28 days" and one 38-year-old user shared her feedback after seeing significant results: "Cheekbones and eye area are noticeably lifted after use and an overall snatched feeling in the face and neck."
Elsewhere, BeautyPro LED Wand Device is more versatile with similar red LED light therapy and EMS massage. The tool can be activated by touch and it's easy to use all over the body. Currently 25% off, it's marked down from £79 to £59.25.
Stylpro's Fabulous Firmer Neck & Face Smoother is similar to the ANLAN one, and shoppers can get £5 off at Superdrug, bringing the price down to £23.99. It also features red, blue and green light technology for a quick treatment on the face and neck.
The ANLAN massager boasts three distinct light settings - Red, Blue and Green. The Red mode is purported to stimulate collagen production, improve fine lines and restore skin elasticity, while the Blue mode can inhibit bacterial growth and reduce acne and spots.
The Green mode is designed to calm the skin, leaving it feeling firm and smooth. While the device is particularly effective for sagging necks and facial lines, this anti-ageing gadget can be used all over the body.
It works best when combined with oil or moisturiser to enhance nutrient absorption during massage. The ANLAN Face Massager has received thousands of reviews from Amazon customers who have tried out the device.
One Amazon shopper gave the product a glowing five-star review, saying: "I bought this after my sister got a similar one (called Luminique) for neck lines and told me she saw a visible difference. I'm really happy with it. Only used it a few times, but it does make a difference. My skin feels tighter and brighter and my few neck lines are less visible, really. It's a simple product that vibrates and has three levels of heat, corresponding to different LED colours (green, red and blue)."
The same customer also offered a word of advice: "My sister recommended not using right in the front of the neck, but on the sides. If you've done any recent procedure in your face, I'd check if you should avoid heat (it seems the green mode has none). For people complaining about the charger, it is a bit flimsy, but it you push it will fit. I'm just using a different charger now, it's a simple micro USB."
Another user shared their positive outcome: "Gutted I didn't do a before and after photo. So I am in process of losing some weight, fast so neck is not cooperating as I'm over 40 and nothing goes back as it once did. I have been using it now for about a month and I would say it is better not all tight which I did not expect anyways but definitely better. I will be using it for sure."
Someone else shared their contentment, saying: "Bought this product after seeing so many similar ones on social media, after checking the reviews I chose this one. Originally using it with just an oil but got the gel they sell too and love them both, my skin is so soft, moisturised and plumped and feels slightly tighter already will continue to use this daily as it also just feels so nice when it's being used."
However, not everyone was as satisfied, with one user admitting: "Been using daily for three weeks and to be honest there's no change but I will persevere."
Another had a gripe about the battery life: "I've only used it for a little bit but I have to recharge it after every three uses. Is this normal? Don't think I'd recommend based on this and the price doesn't reflect poor battery life."
Yet, another individual was thrilled with their purchase, writing: "I'm 38 and 100% love this ANLAN Face Massager. Been using every day for the last few weeks and within days started noticing a big change in skin texture, brightness and pore size. If I pay extra attention to my 11s and fine lines on my forehead, a much smoother complexion is achievable."
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