SPETLEK V-Face Shaping Massager - White

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The SPETLEK V-Face Shaping Massager is designed for individuals looking to enhance their facial contours and improve skin elasticity through non-invasive technology. By combining high-frequency micro-vibrations with EMS microcurrent pulses, this device helps reduce morning puffiness and supports a firmer appearance; however, users with sensitive skin or existing medical implants should consult a professional before incorporating it into their daily skincare routine.
| Model Part Number | 8581747305921 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SPETLEK |
For best results, we recommend using it once daily for 10-15 minutes.
Use water-based serums for better conductivity; avoid heavy oils which act as insulators and block microcurrents.
Yes, the mild tingling sensation is common when EMS microcurrents are working on facial muscles.
Individuals with heart conditions, epilepsy, or metal implants should not use EMS-based devices without consulting a doctor.
No, the device is not waterproof. Wipe it clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
Results vary, but most users notice a reduction in puffiness immediately and improved contouring after 4-6 weeks of consistent use.
Ensure the skin is slightly moist or apply a conductive gel, and check that both contact points are flush against the skin.
Verify the charging cable is properly seated and the power source is active; attempt to charge for at least two hours before the next use.
Lower the EMS intensity level or reduce the duration of the session and ensure you are not pressing the device too firmly against the skin.
To set up your device, ensure it is fully charged via the included cable. Clean your face thoroughly before use to remove oils and dirt. When performing maintenance, wipe the contact points with a soft, dry cloth or a slightly damp cloth with mild disinfectant; never submerge the device in water. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The device is compatible with most water-based facial serums, but avoid thick, oil-based creams that may interfere with the electrical conductivity of the EMS pulses.