High Frequency Wand for Acne — Does It Really Work?
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If you struggle with acne or breakout-prone skin, the high frequency wand is one of the most talked-about tools in skincare right now. But does it actually work? Here's the honest answer.
What is a high frequency wand?
A high frequency wand uses a glass electrode tube filled with either neon or argon gas to deliver a mild electrical current to the skin. The Glomi High Frequency Facial Wand comes with four interchangeable heads for different areas of the face and scalp.
How does it work for acne?
The electrical current produces ozone which has natural antibacterial properties. When applied directly to a breakout it kills acne-causing bacteria on contact, reduces inflammation and speeds up healing — often overnight.
What else can it do?
- Tightens and tones skin
- Reduces the appearance of enlarged pores
- Stimulates collagen production
- Improves overall skin texture
- Can help with hair growth when used on the scalp
Does it really work?
Yes — high frequency therapy has been used in professional skincare treatments for decades. The at-home version delivers similar results at a fraction of the cost. Most users see a noticeable reduction in breakout size and redness within 24-48 hours of treatment.
How to use it
- Cleanse your face and ensure skin is completely dry
- Select the appropriate attachment for the area you're treating
- Turn the device to a comfortable intensity level
- Glide the electrode gently over the skin using circular motions
- Treat each area for 2-3 minutes maximum
Is it safe?
Yes — when used correctly on healthy skin. Do not use if you have a pacemaker, are pregnant, or have metal implants in the face.
Shop the Glomi High Frequency Facial Wand — or get it as part of the Glow & Go Skin Set with the LED Mask and Derma Roller.
Use code GLOW15 for 15% off your first order at glomi.co.uk.