Dermasuction

Dermasuction or Alternatives

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Dermasuction or Alternatives

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Total Cost Breakdown

The cost of Dermasuction is $19.99 plus $6.99 shipping for a total price of $26.98.

Price is from As Seen on TV Commercial page: mydermasuction.com

How to Use (Step by Step)

1. Select Head

   For your first session with your Dermasuction tool, you'll have to choose one head from the four available ones. The small head is suitable for removing gunk from most areas of your face, while the largest one is better if you want to work on other body parts, such as the arms and legs. For hard-to-reach areas of the face, the oval head is ideal, while the silicone head is best for exfoliation and wrinkle-minimizing purposes.

2. Attach Head to Device

   Once you've selected head to use, attach it to the top of your device.

3. Turn the Device on

   Next, you'll have to turn your device on by using the power button on the front. Push it up slightly to use it on the lower-intensity power setting, and to use it on the higher-intensity power setting, push it up as far as it can go. This setting can always be changed later if your needs or preferences change.

4. Gently Rub Across Skin

   With your device powered on, gently rub it across the area(s) of your skin that you want to remove dirt or blackheads (or both) from. As you do so, you can change the power setting at any time by pushing the button up or down. If needed, you can also turn the device off, switch heads, and turn it back on again to use the new head. How long the dirt-removal process will take will depend on your rubbing speed, the number of areas you want to treat, and how unclean your pores are.

5. Turn the Power Off

   When you're done using your device, push the power switch all the way down to turn it off.

6. Clean Used Heads

   Finally, identify the heads you used that contain any sort of dirt and rinse them out in your sink to get rid of that dirt. You can either place one head of your choice back on your Dermasuction or leave it headless until the next time you need it.

How It Works

Although it's tiny in comparison to a vacuum, each Dermasuction tool will function as a sort of vacuum for your skin. After you turn it on and start running it across your chosen patch of skin, its battery-powered vacuuming action will reach down into the pores and pull out any blackheads or dirt. The unwanted substances will be stored in the head of your device so you can easily wash all this grime down the drain when you're finished using the tool for the day.

Features

• Compact Size

  Each Dermasuction tool is about the same size as an electric razor, which means that it's quite compact in size and it won't take up a lot of space in a bedroom, bathroom, or suitcase. Plus, each one has been designed to be comfortable for the human hand to hold, so your hand shouldn't get tired quickly as you use it and it shouldn't be easy to drop.

• Works on Various Body Parts

  Some beauty tools are only suitable for use on the face, but if you add the largest head that's included to this suctioning tool, you'll be able to clean the pores of any body part. However, you should be extra-gentle and careful if you run the tool along the skin near your eyes, nostrils, mouth, ears, or genitals.

• Produces Quick Results

  After you finish a session with your Dermasuction tool, there'll be no waiting for the results to show up. Once you've treated a certain patch of skin with this tool, the skin should look much cleaner, with a more youthful glow, immediately afterward.

• Highly Portable

  You won't need to plug this tool into electricity to use it, which means you'll be able to use it in almost any location, as long as the inner battery's not dead. If you're transporting the device away from home, it's best to place it in the included travel case, along with the four heads that you can use with it. The case contains a large space for the device, with one head attached, and three smaller spaces for the additional heads.

Positive Points

• May Make You Look Younger

  If you use this tool on a daily basis, or even every few days, you may find that you appear younger due to having cleaner-looking skin. Furthermore, if you make frequent use of the silicone head, it'll help smooth away any fine wrinkles on your face, which will only add to your more youthful appearance. Depending on your profession and social group, looking younger may bring you more social and professional opportunities.

• Can Get Rid of Dead Skin

  The silicone head that comes with this device is also an exfoliator, aside from being a dirt remover, which means it'll remove unattractive, flaky-looking dead skin if it has appeared on your face. Once this is removed, it won't flake off onto your clothing, and you'll likely find that your face looks more attractive. If you often wear makeup to enhance your looks, you might find it easier to apply when you don't have patches of dead skin in the way.

• Lets You See Dirt

  The Dermasuction device will allow you to see the dirt you've removed from your skin after removing it. Therefore, if you notice that any particular type of dirt is dominant, you can try to avoid situations in which it might accumulate. All this might take is avoiding a particular type of makeup or washing your face more promptly after gardening or jogging outdoors.

Negative Points

• Not Made to Remove Whiteheads

  This tool hasn't been designed to remove whiteheads, so if you have more whiteheads than blackheads, you might find it less useful than people who suffer from blackheads more often. By chance, it could remove whiteheads from the skin of some users, but there's no guarantee, as it hasn't been engineered for that purpose.

Critical Advice

Dermasuction is a device that's been made for adults, which means you should be cautious about using it on the skin of a child who's under 12, even if they have dirty pores or pimples. Before you use it on a child's skin or allow them to use it on their own, it's best to talk to a dermatologist. You should also try a small patch of skin first to make sure it's gentle enough for the child.