Vogue Australia

ELECTRIC FEELS

It may sound like the stuff of sci-fi, but right now the 42 muscles that make up your face are pulsing with electricity. That’s right, the miniscule cells – of which there are millions – that lie beneath the surface are surrounded by a bioelectric field, which can be powered up like a battery using low-voltage currents. This isn’t groundbreaking: scientists have known the inner workings of our cells for years, but what’s catching the attention of dermatologists, facialists and beauty experts alike, is how low-level stimulation of these cells using hand-held microcurrent devices can boost collagen

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