Ms.W Electric Face Massager, Portable Skin Tightening Beauty Toning Device,High Frequency Heat Massager Face Neck Anti Aging Wrinkle Machine,with 45 ±5°C Heat and 3 Massage Modes

Excellent product. I highly recommend it. I have mine nearly 1 year ago, I am very happy with it.

I love this item, relaxes the face & I have noticed a difference within a few days of use. Highly recommend.It also has a cool feature which is great for slight headaches.

Using this on the face and neck gives a lovely warm tingling sensation, though after several weeks of twice-daily use I can't say I've noticed any of the promised skin-firming...

I have noticed a difference , definitely works and so easy to use

I purchased Ms. W recently and I used it for two weeks it really help to absorb moisture in your face and increase blood circulation.As I don’t have much wrinkles so I am not sure if it work well for wrinkles.It’s very handy and easy to use.

Use it on my face, neck and bingo wings. Feels lovely but I haven't used it enough yet to notice a difference as only started using this last week

It wasn't what my wife expected in performance.

If you are looking for a red light led device, avoid products like this.Go back and read the numbers given, they are not the wavelengths. They are the rate of vibration.Contact these companies and ask for the specific wavelengths ( red light should be 633 nM)Ask them the irradience of the device, it should be between 40-100 mw and close to 40)I was bought this as a present and have gone on quite the journey since, I hope this review saves one customer at least.The heat is not a good feature, avoid devices that heat up.The EMF should be below 1 v/m ideally. Avoid anything 2 v/m or overThe magnetic field reading is safest at 0 v/m. Anything 50 v/m or above is dangerous.Question these vendors and companies. Do not risk trusting the marketing.All this does is vibrate. If you want a facial vibrator, go for it. I’m not using mine abd I’m not buying another until a company show’s integrity and knowledge of the technology and their product.Personally I will avoid the blue light as I have melasma and I’m unsure it is a safe wavelength for that issue.If you look for infrared, the wavelength is 830 nM but I have concerns as I’ve heard it may make pigmentation issues worse. So look into that too.Good luck! To me too, I hope we all find a decent company.As for this device, I dropped it frequently, it also felt a bit awkward on my nose area. It heated up a lot, dried my skin out and was over all a disappointment (I won’t tell my mum that though as she bought it for me)