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Oily or breakout-prone skin will benefit from the LUNA mini 2 ($169.00) facial brush by Foreo. It’s perfect for deep-cleaning your skin, sorting out black heads, makeup residue and dead skin cells.

Use the Foreo sonic face cleanser for a minute twice a day to clean your face and leave it primed for better absorption of creams and serums.

The Beurer FC-76 ($76.66) exfoliator offers such a deep clean that you’ll not only get rid of black heads but sort out any acne problems too. Dead skin cells will be swept away and your skin will always be exfoliated to perfection with this microdermabrasion technology. Plus the massage that the product gives stimulates blood circulation and muscular regeneration.

If wrinkles are a worry for you then it might be time to get your hands on something more than just anti-aging creams, which don’t reach the deepest levels of the skin. The best way to reduce lines and age spots is by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin. The Silk’n FaceTite ($76.66) will do just that. It uses a combination of three energy sources (bipolar RF, LED light and thermal IF) on your face to encourage the skin to tighten and improving the skin’s elasticity.

One area that tends to show signs of premature skin aging faster than anywhere else is the delicate skin around the eyes. To get rid of under-eye bags and dark circles then it’s worth trying Lonto-Lift Eye Contour ($247.00) from the Black Diamond range by MartiDerm.

It’s an intensive treatment that works with new iontoforesis technology, based on the application of micro-currents that penetrate the deepest layers of the skin to increase elasticity, giving a firming and tightening effect immediately. It’s recommended to be used during 15 days, twice a week for 20 minutes.

DERMAPORE ($99.00) is a 2-in-1 ultrasonic device that uses infusion technology. It deep cleans your pores, getting rid of dirt, oil and blackheads. It’ll improve the absorption of products into your skin and leave your face clearer, brighter and healthier-looking. It can be used up to three times a week.

Free Skin by Talika ($76.17) is the first cosmetic device based around light therapy. It’s travel-friendly and works on treating imperfections, excess oil and localized red areas. It works by using blue light (440 nm) which has antibacterial properties and regulates excess sebum and red light (630 nm) which is soothing, reduces redness and boosts the skin’s regeneration.

Fancy getting rid of that annoying orange peel effect? Then the Beurer massaging brush ($72.45) is just what you need! It puts pressure over the troublesome areas of cellulite to help them disappear. It also stimulates blood circulation to the area, rejuvenating and tensing the skin.

It’s recommended that you combine some anti-celluite cream with the brush. You can regulate the intensity of the pressure and it’s travel-friendly, water-proof and anti-slip.

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The LED Photon Therapy Mask ($121.39) offers a seven color light treatment; each one targeting different areas, such as a reducing wrinkles, expression lines, age spots and to give a lifting effect