Boost Your Skin Hydration by 128% on First Use: Erase Fatigue & Plump at Home!

Visiting a beauty salon for a skin treatment isn’t always feasible every week. Time constraints, appointment delays, and (let’s be honest) the cost can be significant barriers. However, a beauty brand well-loved by enthusiasts has unveiled a solution. A new skincare device (launched in April) might just replace those facialist appointments, or at least make them less frequent. Heavily inspired by the Hydrafacial—a salon process that cleanses, exfoliates, hydrates, and protects facial skin—this compact device promises similar results from the comfort of your bathroom.

On paper, the promise is tantalizing. Imagine this: a 128% increase in hydration, instantly plumper skin, and that coveted glow typically achieved only after an hour under the care of skilled hands. Created by a powerhouse in beauty tech with a string of recent hits, this innovation packs a gentle suction power with an infusion of active ingredients. The FacialPro Glow by Shark Beauty features two primary attachments: a thermal one (named DePuffi) that can switch between cold and hot, shaped after the Gua Sha, and another with four suction cups.

What’s the procedure? Start with the hot tool to soften dead skin and sebum. Then, apply the provided exfoliating gel. Switch attachments to start a cycle of suction and water infusion, followed by applying the Hydro Infuse moisturizer with BHA. This regimen deeply cleans and hydrates the skin. Finally, wrap up with another session using the DePuffi attachment, this time in cool mode, to redefine facial contours and boost radiance. A guilty pleasure? Opening the water tank of the FacialPro Glow afterwards to see all the impurities removed from your face.

The great news? After testing, it turns out that even the most reactive and sensitive skin types can safely use the tool (provided the suction level is adjusted). Initially, the array of equipment and different attachments might seem daunting. However, once you get the hang of it, the routine only takes about fifteen minutes and is done weekly.

Immediately after the treatment, the skin feels bouncy, soft, dehydration lines less visible, and the face appears lifted. After several weeks of use, the skin becomes clearer and the complexion more radiant. The catch? Its price tag of $349.99. It’s a steep upfront cost, but it pays off quickly if you’re used to monthly Hydrafacial appointments at a spa.