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Fri Jan 10, 2014 5:27 pm  |
Apparently you need to use something lubricating with a derma wand to prevent it dragging across your skin. Has anyone used one? Can you offer any recommendations on what is best to use please?  |
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Sun Jan 12, 2014 9:28 pm |
Hi. Yes, I remember when I started using it I got worried cause thought it was no good to use it with a vit. C serum as the Ozone would oxidize the serum and make it not work!! Not sure if that is true or not, but just in case I ended up using it usually about an hour after cleansing and moisturizing the skin just in case. Or just cleansing the skin and then gliding the DermaWand over the natural oils the skin had produced after about an hour -my oily skin. Also just using plain water has become second nature for many massage lessons so it's turned out to be the best for me in combination with DermaWand. Just ole' plain clean water. 
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Sun Jan 12, 2014 10:40 pm |
Great advice, thanks!  |
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Thu Jan 16, 2014 11:10 pm |
| Juliemarie wrote: |
| Apparently you need to use something lubricating with a derma wand to prevent it dragging across your skin. Has anyone used one? Can you offer any recommendations on what is best to use please? |
I use a High Frequency wand similar to the derma wand, and like a light dose of argan oil on my skin before use. The wand slides comfortably along my skin while treating my face and neck, and it's not too greasy. |
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