There was a time not too long ago when I unceremoniously unloaded three years’ worth of fairly expensive skincare devices onto family and friends. While I told myself it was simply the byproduct of a decluttering rampage, in reality, it was probably just sheer disillusionment: I had spent more hours than I’d care to admit under LED face masks that promised to even out my skin tone, trying to shock my dark circles into obedience with a miniature laser, and pressing battery-powered "infusers" into my skin, since they would allegedly help my products absorb better. While I’m sure a handful of these gadgets delivered at least some of the results they marketed, I reached a point where I couldn’t be bothered to put in the work they required—especially if I wasn’t seeing a major difference in the mirror. So I left that sleuthing up to the eager hands I passed them along to, and held onto only a few trusty favorites: my derma-planing tool, my jade roller…and curiously, a NuFACE Trinity microcu...
