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debbie440
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Thu Jan 19, 2017 8:54 am      Reply with quote
Can anybody recommend an inexpensive microcurrent device for me to try on jowls?

Any rec's would be appreciated.
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Sat Jan 21, 2017 5:45 am      Reply with quote
If you're trying to find devices on a budget like I was a couple of years ago then it's doable. Check Ebay for nuface.
I was able to get a Nuface and 2 Lightstims for under $50 each (used) 2 years ago and they're still going strong. Even if you can't find an auction as good as those you can find some deals. You also might check out those inexpensive galvanic devices on Amazon and Ebay. Although not true microcurrent some of these do help give a lift and are very affordable.
You also might want to look into face exercises (many threads around here on them) as they are also very helpful with the jowl area.
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Sat Jan 21, 2017 6:46 am      Reply with quote
tigerlily009.....thx for the advice. I went on Ebay and messaged some sellers about their used NuFaces and asked if they could tell me where they purchased their device or if they even had the receipt. Several selling Nuface Pro's told me they had NuFace Pro returns from "large box stores". So I knew those were not authentic since the Pro is not sold in stores.

After much detective work I did finally find what seems to have the possibility of being an authentic NuFace Pro for $110 (bought originally from a salon) and a NuFace Mini for $80 (bought from Nordstrom's). I went with the Pro. Fingers crossed it is authentic.
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Sat Jan 21, 2017 7:31 am      Reply with quote
Debbi..the majority are going to be authentic. I've been buying and selling on Ebay for over a decade (not health and beauty items) and most of the sellers with high fb are honest or their fb would reflect otherwise. Most problems might tend to be from China as far as far as authenticity. But even those can sometimes be good products.
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Wed Feb 08, 2017 4:53 pm      Reply with quote
Nuface isn't true microcurrent. I would stick with Clareblend.

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