Joanna Vargas Magic Glow Wand: Our Newest Addition
By Kayla Spear · Published May 1, 2020 · Updated February 10, 2025
The wait is over! Rejuvenate your skin in an instant. Joanna Vargas Magic Glow Wand Meet our new high-tech beauty tool - Magic Glow Wand .
The wait is over! Rejuvenate your skin in an instant.
Meet our new high-tech beauty tool - Magic Glow Wand. This on-the-go USB powered beauty device uses targeted temperature and massage settings to refresh, revive and give the skin a glowing complexion. When skin's temperature is too high, it can become dehydrated and dry, increasing sebum, puffiness, and causing enlarged pores. If skin's temperature is too low, it can decrease the effectiveness of your skincare products. The Magic Glow Wand allows for quick and controlled treatments to balance temperature and revive your inner glow. The massage modes mimic the natural flow of the lymphatic system, which can carry away toxins from the skin and boost delivery of vital vitamins and nutrients for an age-defying healthy appearance.
Features four modes for targeted treatments:
- Hot Mode: Deep-cleanse and eliminate build-up
- Hot + Massage Mode: Helps skin absorb products for more effective treatments
- Cool Mode: Instantly soothes skin
- Cool + Massage Mode: Minimizes the appearance of pores and decreases the appearance of puffiness
How to use:
Use daily or whenever skin needs a visible improvement. After cleansing, apply a serum or mask to the face. Press the power button to choose your setting based on skin's needs, and apply to a targeted area for 2-3 minutes, or longer based on preference.
How to clean:
Clean the device with a soft cloth or cotton pad after use.
Sweep the device outwards starting at your nose, then down the neck to the décolleté. Repeat this motion as long as desired. You'll see instant results, especially when applied with our masks and serums. - Joanna Vargas
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