Wife loves it - and it's saving me on salon trips

I'll admit, the world of beautification is a bit unfathomable to me, but my wife has been excited about using this and how it generates ozone to help with skin and such. When you turn it on, it does generate an orange-ish glow and seems to have a sort of static-like electrical tingle on contact; and that action helps with facial care (provided you "prep" the area). Since it seems to be working, the wife's happy, and given that having a beautician doing the same thing seems to run a minimum $50 per session, I'm glad it worked out too. I will say if you do pick this up (and, like me, you have no idea what you're doing) I would recommend looking at a video or two on Youtube on how to use it, though, the manual seems to be aimed at people who already know what exactly you're supposed to be doing with a glass electrode.

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