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Face Mas-sager, 6 Modes & 4 Intensity Levels Face Lifting Device, Neck Massage Skin Care Tool with Cooling for Skin Toning Beauty Devices





  • 【6 Modes & 4 Intensity Levels】This facial Massager has 6 independent functions with four light modes, each function has four different massage levels that you can adjust from low to high, which will bring you different massage experience.
  • 【Effortless 5-Minute Routine】Works well with serums or lotions, and massage 10-15 mins daily for improve hydration. Equipped with a 5-minute automatic timer, the device will stop automatically.
  • 【Upgrade intelligent design】On the basis of face device, we inventively add the design of massage cooling head at the tail of the instrument. In "Cool" mode, the massage head cools to 5°C ,soothing skin, reducing redness, leave skin looking firmer and refreshed.
  • 【The Dolphin Tail Design】The 160° curved massage head is designed to fit naturally along the contours of your face and neck. Its ergonomic shape makes it easy to use on the face or neck for a seamless skincare experience.
  • 【Best Gift】This face massage tool is suitable for all skin types and nicely packaged, which makes it a decent present for any occasion such as Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Birthday, Christmas, etc.




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