NuFACE Hydrating Leave-On Gel Primer 59ml

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So, you can be confident the FDA clearance and these clinical tests show the gels are safe and effective microcurrent conductors. I personally see no difference in my results whilst using this gel compared to the Nuface activators and other gels. But full discolsure 🙋‍♀️, I’m not one of these people who has ever seen more ‘pop’ or lift of their facial features during or after a session. Sodium hydroxide in itself is a potent skin irritant, but once it's reacted (as it is usually in skin care products, like exfoliants) it is totally harmless.

However, a few months ahead of launching the new activators, Nuface contradicted their earlier advice. It’s better value in the bigger quantity 10oz bottle, but it’s still expensive (especially compared to the older version Nuface Hydrating Primer Gel). Tera also reassures us that we don’t need to look around for alternate microcurrent conductors because the Nuface gels are FDA-cleared.

I know, that was one of my biggest takeaways from talking to Michelle – prior to speaking with her, I was like “ooh this hurts a little so it must be working.

And especially to understand just how much the ions from added mineral goodies improve your end-results. We’ll take a look at other conductivity gels later, but next let’s look at the Nuface Activators in more detail.Honestly, I see and feel no different results between the new activators, the older Nuface primers, or the other conductivity gels I use. The hypoallergenic formula can be used on all skin types and works with the NuFACE Mini, NuFACE Trinity and NuBODY devices. My visible results from microcurrent (which I still love, by the way) are healthy, dewy, tight, bright and firm skin from long term and consistent use (and mostly with just a basic conductivity gel). So, what they say here is their activators contain microcurrent conducting ions AND skincare goodies.