Beauty Tech Under $100 That Actually Deliver Results—Yes, Even Celebs Swear By Them
Look, I don’t *want* to be the one to tell you that your skincare routine is incomplete without a TikTok-famous ice roller, but here we are. You’ve probably seen them—those glowing, vibrating, pulsating beauty gadgets that promise to do everything from lifting your cheekbones to zapping your zits. And sure, some of them are pure fluff, the kind of nonsense that makes you question how people spend their money. But—*sigh*—some of them actually work. And no, I’m not just saying that because I’ve fallen for the hype. I’m saying it because thousands of five-star reviews and a handful of celebrity endorsements back it up.
Let’s start with the basics. Skincare has come a long way since the days of slapping on whatever your mom used. Now, we’ve got gadgets that used to be locked away in dermatologists’ offices now sitting on your bathroom counter. And the best part? Many of them won’t even cost you more than a Netflix subscription. That’s right—some of these devices are under $100, and yes, they’re legit.
Take the Nurse Jamie Face Roller, for example. It’s been around the block, and somehow, it still holds up. Made with cooling metal and massaging stones, this little tool promises to depuff, sculpt, and lift. And according to reviewers, it actually delivers. “Often imitated but never duplicated,” one user raved. “This is the best face roller on the market.” If that sounds like a stretch, consider that it’s built to last—unlike cheaper knockoffs that break after a week.
Then there’s the viral facial hair remover that’s been making the rounds on TikTok. With over 144,000 five-star ratings, it’s not just hype. This little gadget removes peach fuzz and mustache hairs without irritation, and the LED light helps with precision. One user said, “My face is smooth and silky now. It’s gentle enough to use every day.” And if Kyle Richards is into it, well, that’s saying something.
Speaking of Kyle Richards, she’s also a fan of the Medicube Booster Pro, a device that promises to tighten pores and enhance product absorption. Kylie Jenner chimed in too, saying it gives her a good contour and minimizes her pores. If two reality queens are on board, maybe it’s worth a look.
And then there’s red light therapy. Yes, it’s still a thing. The MOTAYU Red Light device, for example, claims to boost collagen, improve skin texture, reduce acne, and even help with sleep. One reviewer said, “I’ve noticed a difference in my skin’s texture already.” With dual adjustable panels, it’s designed to target both face and neck at once—because who has time to do them separately?
Finally, the TikTok-loved ice roller deserves a mention. It lives in the freezer and comes out to play when your skin is puffy, dull, or hungover. Over 22,500 reviewers gave it five stars, and one user said, “I’ve noticed less inflammation and a more even skin tone.” So yes, it works. And yes, it feels amazing.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and eonline.com
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