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Mon Mar 10, 2014 6:43 pm  |
| The Sqoom gets such good reviews, but before I take the plunge I'm wondering if anyone has compared it to the Truth in Aging Ultra Renew or Ultra Renew Plus. Obviously, the Sqoom is more expensive, but I'm wondering if the TIA is at all similar in its effectiveness. |
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Tue Mar 11, 2014 1:48 pm |
| LuvMyBoxer wrote: |
| The Sqoom gets such good reviews, but before I take the plunge I'm wondering if anyone has compared it to the Truth in Aging Ultra Renew or Ultra Renew Plus. Obviously, the Sqoom is more expensive, but I'm wondering if the TIA is at all similar in its effectiveness. |
I have the Sainsonic ultrasound device which I believe is the same as the Truth In Aging Ultra Renew? This Sainsonic http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B008UTXAHS. I posted a question on TIA asking if it was the same but Marta never replied. I also have a Sqoom. The Sainsonic and Sqoom don't compare 1 bit. Sqoom is far superior. For one ything Sqoom is 1Mhz so penetrates deeper than Sainsonic's 3Mhz. |
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Tue Mar 11, 2014 2:03 pm |
Sorry posted before finished! Also Sqoom combines ultrasound with ionisation. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think Ultra Renew has that (Sainsonic doesn't). Not sure about Ultra Renew Plus? The LED on Sainsonic is a bit useless IMO because of the metal transducer in the middle which casts a shadow on the face, so blocking out a big beam of the LED. The Sainsonic is a lot cheaper than Ultra Renew (can't swear it's the same but looks it and feature list is same/similar). But it was a waste of money for me. If it's of interest I have reviewed Sqoom on my blog - no affiliation with any brand. Blog pure labour of love  . Link here http://www.faceupbeauty.com/2014/01/tried-and-tested-sqoom-review-part-2-of.html?m=1
| tracey parkes wrote: |
| LuvMyBoxer wrote: |
| The Sqoom gets such good reviews, but before I take the plunge I'm wondering if anyone has compared it to the Truth in Aging Ultra Renew or Ultra Renew Plus. Obviously, the Sqoom is more expensive, but I'm wondering if the TIA is at all similar in its effectiveness. |
I have the Sainsonic ultrasound device which I believe is the same as the Truth In Aging Ultra Renew? This Sainsonic http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B008UTXAHS. I posted a question on TIA asking if it was the same but Marta never replied. I also have a Sqoom. The Sainsonic and Sqoom don't compare 1 bit. Sqoom is far superior. For one ything Sqoom is 1Mhz so penetrates deeper than Sainsonic's 3Mhz. |
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Tue Mar 11, 2014 9:16 pm |
Thank you, Tracey. I believe the Ultra Renew Plus incorporates galvanic technology. What I'm really hoping for is a little extra lift. I use NuFace and although it helps, I keep thinking that I should be able to get a little more firming. Some reviews of the Sqoom definitely suggest that this is the best device for lifting, but others just mention a more even tone. I think I'm getting that from my Tria. Okay...off to read your blog.
Oh, I forgot to mention that I had Ultherapy two years ago and although I liked it, the results didn't last more than 9 or 10 months. The cost is far too great not to have longer lasting results.
Thank you, again!! |
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