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Playskin | SmartPhone Activated Face Mask – Review
In this video, Alice Hart-Davis tests the Play Skin Microcurrent Face Mask, a hydrogel silicon mask designed to stimulate the skin with microcurrents controlled via a smartphone.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of her experience:
Unboxing and Setup
Contents: The box includes five sachets of the face mask, electrode patches, and a headphone-like connector.
Preparation: Alice ties her hair back, cleanses her face, and applies the electrode patches to the mask.
Application:
The mask comes in two parts: an upper and a lower section.
Double-sided discs are attached to the electrodes and then to the mask.
The backing paper is removed, and the mask is applied to the face, adhering well to the skin.
Using the App
Connection: The electrodes are connected to a smartphone via the provided connector.
App Control: The Play Skin app guides the process, ensuring correct placement and starting the treatment.
Experience: The microcurrents are described as very low intensity and non-invasive, making them barely perceptible.
Treatment and Effects
Duration: The treatment lasts for 10 minutes, with a timer on the app counting down.
Sensation: Alice feels a very mild tingling sensation, indicating the microcurrents are at work.
Benefits: The microcurrents aim to stimulate the skin, improve circulation, and enhance skin elasticity. Regular use is suggested for better results.
Conclusion
Cost: The Play Skin mask pack costs £89 for five single-use masks, making it a relatively expensive treatment.
Results: After removing the mask, Alice finds it hard to discern immediate visible changes but notes the potential long-term benefits of regular use.
Alice finds the Play Skin Microcurrent Face Mask to be an interesting and fun skincare gadget, though the results may require consistent use to become noticeable.
